The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-18
BISMARCK

Earl Wright has returned home af-
ter a visit of a month at Hot Springs,
Ark, where he has been taking treat
ment for stomach trouble. He is
greatly improved in health. He has
resumed his duties as clerk in the Mo-
Pac. depot.
Isaiah Shaner was Desloge bust
ness visitor Monday.
Walter CoXey was Desloge visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kelly and children spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. J. Bruce and family in Flat River.
T. H. Coxey has returned home
from Salem, Mo-, where he had been
working as foreman of a construction
gang.
Hardee Sheriff. and Arthur Nc
George spent Saturday morning in
Flat River on business.
Mrs. C. H. Lucy spent Monday in
Bonnie Terre the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jay Browne.
The greater part of the grade on
the new state highway has been fin
ished, and Ed Hawn, who has the con-
tract of rocking the road, is applying
same. After the rock has been put
on a coat of gravel will be given and
the road will be ready for traffic.
Tom Matkin and John Simms were
Flat River visitors Sunday.
Leo Mcfarland, of Leadwood, was
in Bismarck Sunday.
Geo. Buferd and son, Delbert, were
in Flat River Monday afternoon on
business.
Mrs. J. S. Wirag and daughter, Miss
Julia, and Mrs. Sloan and daughter
Ruth, were in Flat River Monday
Mrs. Theo. Wallen spent Monday
with friends in Flat River.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Wirag and fam
lily were Pennington visitors Thurs,
day of last week.
Mrs. F. W. Gale went to st. Louis
Wednesday morning, where she vii
select residence, as the family will
make their home in the city while the
children are attending. school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grisham spent
Monday in Desloge. the guest of hel
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Goodykoontz.
T. C. Zapf was in Flat River Mon
day. go
| f.. A. Beard ana Mrs. Molle SUN
erland, of this city, were united II
marriage Friday afternoon and OF
saturday they departed for Phoenix
Ariz., to spend a brief honeymoon
They will make this city their home
MANY friends extend congratulations
The machinery of the electric llgh
plant has been installed and the en-
CINE has been tired out and is giyini
good service. We expect to hGV
lights in a very few days,
Geo. Plummer, of Iron Mountain
was a Bismarck visitor Saturday.
The Doe Run Lead Co. base bal
team was the attraction on the loca
diamond Sunday afternoon and wer
sent home with the small end of a
to 7 score. The visitors scored thre
runs in the first inning oil account 0
errors. They scored one in the secon
on triple and sCme errors. IN
home boys scored three runs in tn
third. five in the sixth and six in tn
eighth. The visitors scored two NOR
+. in the seventh and one in the nlntl
The game was loosely played.
A number Of local base ball player
were IN DeSlOBe Ouhudy aAtSt n.y."
, witness the game between st. Lou
All Stars and the Lead Belts. IN
: All Stars won by the score of to D.
Bismarck will have large numbe
of it's young people in college tn
, fall. The town will have the creates
per cent of any school in the count,
r The following will attend: Bert Linz
sey, Albert Zapf, Walter Coxey, &c
: Steel, Geo. Leggett. Jesse Hunte
Mack Keathley and Lulu Hansbroug
e at Missouri University; William ar
: Vernon Gale will be enrolled in 5
Louis University; Misses Gertrude ar
e Mildred Sheriff. will attend Harrl
teacher college; Miss Vesta Wira
e at the Cape; Fern Hughes will after
at Cape. Lee Order will probably a
= tend at Cape Girardeau; Alvin Hugh
(. will 90 to Central College.
G This will be the last correspondent
/ the writer will furnish The Times,
he will leave next Friday morning +
+ Columbia to enter school and will
so busy next week that he will be u
d able to furnish any items. We ha
1t striven hard to give Bismarck 9 i
tie publicity in the papers Of st. FRA
l W. xytah m THINK Z