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

Carr Hartshorn was q visitor In
Pennington Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thomure and
children were visitors at Desloge
Thursday.
William Tinsley, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Tinsley, is very III.
Mrs. Geo. Freeman was in Farm
ington tThpradayoG asw br. 4dlon
y Ward langley swas a Pennington
ME- MsI s ssiy MES. Leslie Black and chill.
dEens of Bonnie. TnrTe, visited Mr.. and
kMrso Scott Wells Sunday.
N Miss fJaceline White, of Frederick
town. isdyisiting her Sister, Mrs. r.
Hnsley. a
Mrs. Geo. Thomure is on the sick
list.s. I.
Carl Laird motored to Pennington
Thursday. III
Fred Bequette, of Flat River, at
tended the ball game here Sunday,
The attendance at the Methodist
Sunday school last Sunday was 232.
Roy Ketcherside and Miss Mona
Halters were married Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Miller and chill
dren, of Flat River, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Tinsley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McCroery and
daughter, Hazel, and Miss Opal Wells
motored to Rock Springs Sunday and
spent the day.
The Camp Fire Girls and their
leader, Mrs. Tolman Ritter, went on
hike to Pleasant Valley Saturday.
Robt. Ferguson and Misses Helen
and Ruth Silvey visited at Iron Noun
tain Sunday.
Arley Wampler, who has been work
| ing in st. Louis for some time, was
here this week visiting his mother.
Misses Zelda and Ruth Goodman
of lockwood, spent the weekend
with Mildred and Dorothy Miller.
Pearl Keay is on the sick list.
Mrs. Tom Meyer and children
motored TO Graniteville Friday after,
noon and returned Sunday.
Miss Myra Lovvorn, of Flat River
spent Sunday with Miss Geneva
Large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bergman hav'
purchased Star car.
Geo. Langdon motored to Farming
ton Tuesday.
| Mrs. Eva Short is reported on thu
sick list.
L. Mrs. Tom McCroery, Mrs. Chas
TTinsley and Mrs. F.. M, Golden spen
Monday in Flat River visiting Mrs
! Jesse Boring.
Mrs. Tolman Ritter, of Elvins, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fraction, of Flat Riv
err, motored to Rock Springs Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miller. OF Fla
River. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Goodman, o
Flat River, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Marquis
of Desloge, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Mile
and daughters, Mildred and Dorothy
of Elvins, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Cohen, o
Desloge, Mr.. and Mrs. Levy ant
, daughter, Tena, of Leadwood, Mr., AM
Mrs. E. Klein and son, Leo, of Elvins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman an,
daughter, of Leadwood, were guest
Of Mr., and Mrs. Meyer Nudlemal
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hicks and chill
dren motored to Silver Mines Mon
day, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Ada Gloves and children lief
! for, St.. Louis. Sunday, where they In
tend, to reside. ...,.... :. ,,.~.
Junior Freeman, little son Of Nj
and! Mrs. Paul Freeman, died Tuesda
evening.
ODE Polk and Miss Bertha Mes
dows were married Friday.
; Glenn Freeman visited ip Farming
ton Thursday.
: Vim. Black and Edw. Curley me
tored to Pennington Wednesday.
The ball game between Elvins an
DeLassus Sunday resulted in a scor
l Of z to 2. in favor of the visiting team
Mrs. c. Dewall is on the sick list
a Mr.. ard Mrs. Tolman Ritter haV
4 purchased a Durant car.
r Mrs. Geo. Croker, of near BIZ
marck. were in Elvins this week.
: Fred thinner, of near Doe Rul
= was in Elvins Monday.
n C, Tucker, of Davis Crossing, vi!
: tied in Elvins Monday.
t Lorraine Tinsley is on the sick lis
c i, Miss Marguerite Shelton. of Dc
Run Junction, visited Misses Mae ar
= Virginia Nabors Monday.
t Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Porter we
= Pennington visitors Monday.
a Sam Doss, of Desloge, was in E
l. wins Monday.
e Willie Hulls motored to Bismarc
a Monday.
e Jesse Crawford, of Detroit, is vi
it iting relatives here.
n Mrs. Eta Ruhl and Mrs. N. j. Pc
e ter were business visitors in Bonn
IS Terre Monday.
Mrs. Henry Propst, of Farmingt'
- Junction, visited her son, o. Props
y Tuesday.