The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-09-22
BISMARCK

the populace with, the wonders of tn
world. Three big tents and ,seyera
smaller ones were set up on the loca
ball diamond and on Monday q parad
was formed of brightly painted wag
one, two elephants, horses, cages o
lions, and other vehicles and animal
belonging to modern circus. Their
were two performances. one in the at
ternoon and one at night, both befnt
well attended. We understand tina
the circus is going to FredericStowl
from here.
VIM. Hall, of Gramteville, was
Bismarck visitor Thursday. p5 s
Mrs. C. E. Davis and Miss Mani,
Walker were Flat River visitors
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Martin and Mrs
+. w. Ringer, of Knob Lick, were
guests of D. NJ. Ringer Wednesday,
Mrs. John Kness and Mrs. Frank
Grisham attended the Presbyterian
Group Conference last Saturday at
Pennington and report that the meet
ing was well attended and a very
satisfactory meeting enjoyed by those
present. They also visited the Or
phanage and found the institution
very interesting.
r. B. McGinnis was Pennington
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. C. E. Davis and two children
went to DeSoto Monday to the AL
Barnes circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Inman, of st..
Louis, came down Thursday and were
guests at the homo of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. u. Inman, of Walnut
Grove.
John Sisk came home Wednesday
after being employed for several days
in St. Louis.
Roy Edison and Mrs. w. Wilson, of
lronton accompanied by two children,
were visitors at the NJ J. Edison home
Thursday.
Clarence Houck went to st. Louis
ployment.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Sisk, of Hoxie.
Ark, came here Thursday to spend
few days at the home of J. Sisk.
Rev. Forsyth, of Caledonia, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kness Sunday.
Prof. W. j. Reeves and family, of
LeadWood, were visitors at the home
Of DR.. E. McGinnis Friday evening.
5; Dace was an Arcadia visitor
Wednesday.
G. S. Todd, of Walnut Grove. was
st. Louis visitor Saturday.
j. P. Eaton, Giles Hunt, C. J. Hill
and son, Edgar, motored to Hillsboro
Friday to hear a case in court.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E1be, of Ironton
visited at the home of her mother
Mrs. B. Polk.
VIM. Bogue was a Flat River Wis
itor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Highley, of
Pennington, were visitors at the ].
Sisk home last week.
The Bismarck ball team iourneyed
to Graniteville Sunday and PLAYED
the team there. GraniteviiIe PLAYED
good ball all through the game but
finally had to yield to the visitors.
giving them the better end of a 1913
score Ackleberry, of DeSoto. was
for Bismarck.
Ira Eaton, Of St. Louis, was a Bis
marck visitor the first Of the week.
John, kness, of st. Louis, visited |
IlOLle IOlkS sunday.
j. X. Thompson and family, of
Flat River, visited Bismarck rela-
tives Sunday.
Miss Catherine Burnette, of St
Louis, spent the first of the week as
guest of her aunt, Miss Ida Ketting-
e..
Frank DeGuire and family. of
tredericktown, were guests of Bis
Iharck friends Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Gordon spent from
thursday until Saturday with rela-
lives in Flat River.
VIM. Strickland was sworn in as a
constable Monday morning as a re.
suit of a fracas which took place on
front street Sunday night, Several
men had gotten hold Of LIQUID that
hat caused them to start trouble
which was finally ended by Marshal
The body of Thomas Il. Carney ar
'iVed here last Monday night from St
louis, being brought down by Dan
Jarney,. of Massula, Mont, a brother
II the deceased. Carney was stavinp
u the home of friends in st. Louis
While a locomotive on which he was
Engineer was undergoing repairs, He
vas ailing for several days previous
o his death but would not 20 TO a
lIospltal' until too late. He died on
Sept. 7, at the City Hos.
oltal' When the body arrived in
bismarck Monday night it was TAX
N to the home Of j. S. Barger, an un-
lie of deceased, where it remained
Until Wednesday at 1880 when the
,uneral was preached at the Metho-
list church, Revs. H. w. Ham and S.
;. Biffle officiating. Interment was
made at Thomas Chapel three miles
southwest of Belgrade, the Masons
having charge.
The Bismarck high school basket
'all team journeyed to. Doe Run Fri
lay evening to win their first game
# the season and to have revenge
Ipon Doe Run for defeat last wear.
truck load of enthusiastic rooters
accompanied the local players and
lelped to put some pep into the
anne. The vanquished put I'D a hard
light but Coach Powers warriors
we're too fast for them, leaving them !
ar behind from the very first blast
I the referees whistle until the end
t the second half, when the score {
TODD 30-14 in Bismarck,s favor. l.
VIM. Shirley, of Irondale, was ali
bismarck visitor Monday. .e, l.