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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
MlStni zprdYy.
z krajanSkyCh kruhi.

- We zkousce sergeantn pro 1Tad
policejnfch lieutenant1 mezi prvni-
mi ctyfmi 6sp6snymi kandid6ty jest
sergeant. p. John F. Vavfina, je-
muz ku skvelemu dsp6chu gratulu.
jeme.
Z Rehoboth Beach. kde straw
celou letnf sezonu, zdravi Baltimor.
sk6 pfately p. Jan HULA.
= PAM F. w. Hodkova. ienz
dlela sc svou dceruskou Ideou na
navsteve Baltimore. odjela pom
deli. 10. cervence opet zpet do Ne
brasky. Zdejsi krajsne zajiste sc
pamatujf ma manzele Hodkovy .ktefi
dlouha leta bydleli v Baltimore. .nez
ne odebrali ma Zapad. Nejdfive by
dleli Move Praze, Nebr.. pozde.
il V Omaze, Nebraska. Nyni prave
pan Hodek rozsifuje sv1j obchod 8
tIudebnfmi nastroji We Wilber.
Nebr. V Baltimore navstfvila pRni
Hodkova sve pfatele zname. ktefi
il radi uvideli ona tez pookrala We
stfedu svych znamych.
- Dne 10. cervence zemfela pi.
Katefina Strejcek. {. 931 N. Col
lington avenue. Pohreb zesnule
konan byI domu smutku do koste-
Ia sv Vaclava a odtud ma hfbitov
Neisv. Vykupitele We ctVrtek rano.
- q kostela sv. Amy pohTbena
byla We ctvrtek rano pi. Lousie Bu-
berl ,goz. Koubek. manzelka Bernar.
da Buberla. {. 1916 Taylor ulice.
p. Tomas Nosek zadal o roz>
vod cd manzelky sve Katefiny No.
SEX. Pied rokem spoieni byli
svazkem mahzeiskyD. i1aiobci jest
go rok0, zalovane 70 rok1.
- Ma Ceskou StobodomyslnoU
SkOlu Augustin Herman darovali !:
Sbor Zlata Praha (. 81 ]. c. D..
$l51.OO; Velko-vybor statu Mary
land ]. c. D. $4,000; pi. Mraz z
obsazeneho pfedmetu odevzdala
SGT 90; pi. Jecelin $l.50; p. Cti-
bora $1.00; p. Vaclav Neuman
$3.50; p. Jos. Bella $3.50. Dfky
vsem "a Obetav0st.
Pfipravte Sc ma pfistl tyden
kde Osadnici Obce sv. Vaclavske po-
Fadaii tax zvany Street Carnival)
na Collington Avenue mezi Ashland
a Madison ST.. We prospech jubilej-
ufho fondu. Kazdy jest srdecn6
Evan pon6vadz karnival potrva cely
tSden, ma kazdS pfilezitost aspon
jeden vecer Sc z1castniti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
Le zarmutku mad Snizenim mzdy
Sebeyrahern.

Ponevac nemnze ziti ma mzde.
kterou nyni dostaya. Harry M
Humbert N. Monroe ulice. poku.
sill Sc 1tery sebeyrazdu obese
MIN. Jeste cas- nalezen byl man
zelkou svoji zachranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
Haagska konference ma lSkah.


Dve boufliya zasedani konferen.
ce Haagu rozvifila konferenci We
stfedu tax, ze uznane, ze dalsich
poradach zbytecno by bylo hledati
rozlusteni ruskych pom6rc ohle.
dem ma ostatni zem6. Propast'
mezi Rusy ostanlmi zememi Jest
daleko hlubsi nezli byla Janope
Anglicane Francouzi svorne stoji
proti Rusku v ohledu majetku cizin-
cum konfiskovaneho a sestatn9neho
bolseviky. ktery maietek chtejf, by
byl vracen p1Vodnim majitelnm.
Maxim Lityinoff. hlava sov9tske
delegace. prohlasil konferenci "a
naprosty npadek zalujs, ,ze mimoru.
sti delegate patrne dohodli Sc, aby
konference byla 1padkem. Litvi-
noff kritisoval sestaveni konference
co nejtrpceji. Kapitalism a komu-
T.
nism pestavily Sc ma konferenci ne.
smiritelne proti sobe. Chtfti ujed-
natl rozhodnuti mezi obema, pravil
Litvinoff, soudci takoveho tribuna-
lu by museli byti andele a takove
nalezti jest nemozno. Sov9tska
vlada chce prve znati dosah zavaz-
k1, jez platiti ma prve nezli k ne.
cemu takovemu sc zavaze. "Mno-
he respektovane vlady," pridavs
Litvinoff, ''pfipousti zodpovednost
"a dlnhy a droky. ale mic neplat1.
My vsak chceme platiti, iakmile vel
deme We shodu.
| Cele jednani bolsevickych delega
t1 ma konferenci ukazalo. Ii
v pTesv9dceni silly komunismu neu
cini zadnych dstupk1 kapitalisti
ckym vladam.
/ S ohledem ma nepfiznivy postul
Evropske financni situace rostouc
zdemoralisovani stavu Nemecka
delegati Haagu netaji Sc tim, Z
1padek jednani s Rusy odlezi n
dalsi dobu rekonstrukci evropskeh
chaosu.
Boz o hostel v ChotOyinach.
II. cervna se chotovinsky kost'
ocitl op9t v rukou pfislusnlk1 ceskt
tslovenske cirkve pres asistenci {
eetnik1 jak "Csl. Nov." oznam.
lii. faraf Rabiska byl do chram
: vnesen, ponevadz mel pfisny 1fedl
zakaz tam neveifti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
Pro Smir rlezi teSafi a
kOntraktOry.

DUNCAN. vladni komisaf de-
partmentu prace, pokousi se smir
mezi tesafi a kontraktory. Dosud
Ob9 strany necht6ji smiru Sc do
hodovati. Tesari stoii pro 80 cent?
"a hodinu, kontraktori tolik nechti
platiti.
Ufednici tesafske unie oznamuji,
ze 40 neuniovych tesaTn zadalo G
pFijeti do unie cd DOLBY. kdy tesaf-
ska stavka vypukla a ze 46 mensfch
kontraktor1 pfistoupilo ma poza-
davky tesaf0.
We stfedu oznameno bylo, ze
tesafi svolili pfedloziti pozadavky
sVe ku dohodovani sc.
VyStaYa exp0rtnf a importni.
We zbroinici pateho pluku Romans
jest exDortnf a importni vystava.
We vSstave mezi iinSm vystaveny
isou pom1cky, jichz uzivaji pobfez.
nj hlidky pfi zachranovani tonol
cfch. Cukernf rafinerie BaItimor.
ska zobrazuie cely postup vyroby
cukru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
Muly pfichazi 0 praci.

Pc prve historic Marylandske
narodnf gardy muly nebudou nositi
vojenske zavazadla az garda vtahne
%. cervence do Edgewood ku cvice.
nj. Misto mulku doprav5 vojen.
skych zavazadel uzito bude n9co po-
dobneho iako detske kocarky, ktere
tlaceny budou vojaky. Nedavno,
kdyz mariilaci tahli a bojovali v
Gettysburgu kolem A. cervence.
ucito bylo. vzdor tomu. ze staff
generalove ma novotu divine sc mra.
cili. "'detskych kocarkn." Sc zna-
menitym dsp6chem. Vojaknm pocho-
dovalo sc snadnaji nezli 8 .'telaty"
ma zadech. Ku novote zadal
podnet hlavne fakt. ze o muly poci-
ma byti nedostatek a "rentovani"
jich stoji znacne sunny.
Hill a Benson kandidovati bndon
jako 'smokri."
V sobotu byly rozeslany otazniky
kandidatnm do kongresu Maryland
skym oddelenim sdruzeni proti
prohibicnimu dodatku. Dotazniky
dosud zodpovfdal John Philip Hill q
Carville S. Benson, ktefi slibuji.
ze sdruzeni podpcrovati budou v
jeho boji prot prohibici. Oba pro.
hlasuji. ze isou sto procentn6 mo-
xii. Ctyfi otazky kladeny jsou v
otazniku kandidatnm.
Cider mad V0lSteadIv zak0n.
Sladky cider kdyz vyvine jakou
chce porci alkoholu. neprici Sc Vol
steadovu suchemu zakonu. Kazdy,
kdo ma jablonovy strom, ma nem
zrajfci jablka, m1ze tato vymackati
a nadelati Mich mostu do libosti Q
nechati most ''ustati' az tTeba silou
kopne. Jenom kdyz sam anebo ne.
kde.. ia vetrem prateli 81 no vypi.
je. Ale ne jej prodavat. TAX do
voluje byvaly gen. navladni Palmer
vynosem re dne 29. listopadu 1926
a po mem opakuie superintendent
{, Marylandske protisaloonicke -lfgy,
Crabbe.
MeSto odeprelo povoliti teSarim.
i Vybor ma odhady v 1tery zamit
pozadavek tesaf1 pracujicich prt
mssto zyysiti mzdy jejich ma 81
cent? "a hodinu. Mesto plati 81
cent?. Jednim 2 dnvod1 bylo. q
by m9sto tax uznalo nyn6jsi stakov
nj postaveni tesafG a nutilo tin
druhe kontraktory zv5siti mzd.
stavkujicich tesaF1. Proti zvysen
mzdy postavil Sc tez v5bor pozem
kovych obchodnik1.
USmrcen elektrickym proudem.
Harry Bruce Anchterlonie, pro
| slaveny hrac golfu. usmrcen byl
: sobotu v Sherwood Parku. kdyz pf
: chraneni manzelky vnoucete pre-
spadlym dratem naplnen1m elektTi
; nou .dotkl sc zelezne roury pfisle d
! styku elektrickym proudem. Us
: lmrcen byl okamzite.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
"Cc je moe, to je moe"

Policeini seyerovychodni stanice
zavolana byla ned9li sousedy man.
zel6 Fisherovych - Alfredo Ade-
lady - ku ututlepi rodinne patalie.
kterou cely biloxi vysinut byl ze sve-
no klidu. Policeini sergeant, tt
CHE. referuje soudci Rohlederovi u
dal, ze kdyz do domu rozvadenych
pfisel. tito jeste ''v tom byli". Pri
v5slechu Adelaide Fisher udala. ze
cely ''trubl" povstal sobotu. kdyz
se pustila do manzela. prsc j wal
diamantovy prsten tento zastavil.
Uboha. ze se must drfti.s pradlem
a on il jeste prsten vezme. z toho
ale Re by 81 ami tax moe nedelala,
ale kdyz il ieste odsekne. aby se
''vice cinila skopkn 9 pradlem, !"
to il dobracku pfec ienom dohralo
a ona sc nedala nedala cd soboty
al do ned8le kdyz sergeant je "roz-
vedl". Hfisnik Fisher, pon9vac me-
mohl ma stanici zaplatiti $l2 As po-
kuty, musel "a mfize.
Rnsky Smi zGstafi v Americe.
Statnf sekretaf Hughes svolil,
ably ODE ruske divky, Anna Vivden.
ko Eugenia George Bonar, jez tai
ne Sc sukryly ma lodi "Manitowac".
kdyz tato vykladala obili v Cerno.
mofskem pristavu lodi pfijely mi.
nuly tyden do Sparows Piont. smelly
z1stat Americe. 0be jsou hosty
manzelky kapitana Knudsnna " Tar
rytown lew Icrk. Anna Vivden-
ko jest ke vsemu jeste st'astnou ne.
weston prvniho ddstoinika lodi Joh-
na Brake, ktery ma lodi nj Sc
seznanil. Bonarova. jez byla here
ckou v Rusku, die vseho zastane
y6rnou um6leeke sye draze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14

Nadeii ma odmenu $64 "a sedm
dni prace naplnena rada uchazec1
iak "a demokraty tax republikany
shrnula ae pondelf ma dradovnu
dohliziteln mad volbami. ably podro
bill Sc zkousce, ma jeiinz vysledku
z&viseti hude. zdali $64 spadne do
kapsy anebo z1stane viseti We vzdu.
chu. We zkouskach pokracuje Sc
cely tento tyden.
Praci st'astnych vitezG bude Sc
d9t u volebnich stol1 po ctyri regi-
stracni dny: &c, 27. zafi, 10. IL.
fijna, ma den revise II. fiina ma
den primarek. die vseho asi Z. listo-
padu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
UmrtnoSt dftek zmenSena.

Dr.. Jones, zdravotni komisaf, or
namil We zprav6 "a prvnich sest me-
elc1 letosniho roku, ze pocet 1mrti
ditek u pfirovnani 8 pfedeslymi ro-
ky, znacne Baltimore klesl.
V dobe techto sesti m9sicG naro-
dilo sa 8 743 dftek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
Garret pr0tikandldatem Senat0ra
France.

John w. Garrett svolil b5ti pro-
tivnikem aenatora France nastava-
jicich primarkach, kdy voleni budou
kandidati do senatu. Garrett zvo-
len byl We stfedu We schtlzi republi
kanskych protivnikG seratora Fran
&C. Garrett pfijal volbu protivni-
k0 Francovych doloziv. ze muz jimi
vyvolcny zvitezi phi volbach. Sc
nator France pfiial zpravu beze
vseho rozcileni.
Garrett byl cinnym po 20 rok1 v
diplomatickych sluzbach. Jest bra
trem bankefe Roberta Garretta.
Sluzne Is tisic d0larI mayorn.
Baltimorsk5 mayor bude dostava.
tt sluzneho rocn9 $15. 900 snad al
$40. 900, dojde-li ku uskutecneni
proiektu nyni chystaneho. Sluzne
toto rsalo by jiz vyplaeeno b5ti bu.
doucimu mayoru. Nynejsl sluzne
cini $4,000 Baltimore jest prJ
dosti velikym, ably mohlo platit
sluzne jake Philadelphia. New
York. Boston. Cleveland jina vel
ka mesta.
Sc zyysenim sluzneho mayoru Sic
by ruku v ruce zvyseni sluzneho
clenn vyboru ma odhady, mestskeho
kontrolnra, mestskeho advokata q
silnicniho inzenyra.
Umrtn0St ditek zmenSena.
Dr.. Jones, zdravotni komisaf, or
namil We zprav6 "a prvnich sest me-
sic1 letosniho roku, ze pocet 1mrti
ditek u pfirovnanl 8 pTedeslymi ro-
ky, znacn9 v Baltimore klesl.
V dobe techto sesti mesicG naro-
dilo sc 8.743 ditek.
Poranen padem Sc zebfiku.
Phi oprave zaclony ma rybnim
trzisti spadl We stredu sc zebriku
John Schultz N. Duncan ulice.
Padem povazlive zran9n byl.
Dyanact ylakG B. & O. pfeStane
jezditi.
Dvanact osobnich vlak1, z nichz
10 vozi postu, odlozeno bylo spra.
YOU B. & O. drahy nasledkem stav
ky zeleznicnich zfizecn1. Vsechnl
ma .cas odvolane vlaky jezdily We
stfedozapadni casti zeleznicni siti
B. & O. drahy.
V 1tery diva vlaky. ktere veil!
stavkokaze do Baltimore. kameno
vany byly stavkafi nezli dojely d.
Locust Point.
Tri poraneni.
V automobilovych nehodach po
raneny byli v pondeli tfi osoby.
" dtery poraneny byly ope
til osoby.
/ - William E. Gordon. 83lety
usmrcen byl Garrison avenue karo
ma krizoyatce Garrison a Mondaw
min avenue. Tehoz dne, We stTedu
poraneny byly v automobiloyyc
nehodach til osoby.
Lekarna 0l0upena.
Pet galon1 alkoholu Gene $22
a jinych pfedmet1 Gene $24
. ukradeno bylO z lekarny. (. 2z08 /
: Monument ulice, 1tery.
!. lena v paSti Sucheho zakona.
, Fannie Seinkinevicz Alliceann
ulice obzalovana jest. ze nj male
zeno 156 lahyi donna vafeneho piy,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
Dyacet pet kandidati do
pOlicejni $kOly.

V pondeli z1castnilo se 25 kandi.
dat1 statni policejni sluzby otevfeni
skoly. do niz po tfi nedele choditi
musi. Pc ukonceni tfinedelniho
kursu kandidati budou skladati
-zkousky.
Sto zadateli 0 hasitskou slnzbn.
Vice nezli sto zadatel6 pfihlasilo
Sc u komise mestske sluzby vfade-
nj do hasicke sluzby mesta. Poci-
naje 26. cervencem zadatele podro.
bovati Sc budou zkousce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
Ctyfi onemOcneli vedrem.

We stredu, kdy vedro dostoupilo
vyse 95 stupf11. onemocn6li ctyfi
nasledkem ieho: Vaclav Vohrna,
76 rok1 stary, onemocnel vedrem
sed9 kuchyni domu sveho.c. 1926
Walbrook avenue, Henry Huester,
55let5, onemocnel ma Roland Park
kaTe. kdyz tato dojela ma roh
Howard a Lexington ulic, Annie
Armhine pfemozena byla. kdyz sla
v blfzkosti tfeti a Cough ulice,
Petr Zern, 33lety. nalezen byl lezi.
CT bezv9domf pred domem. (. 3O7
S. Washington ulice.
Vedru podlehla cernoska, Mary
Allen.
Vedro stalo se iest9 nesnesiteln9j.
Sim spojeno jsouc velikou vlhkosti
Navrh mfstnfho sochafe viteznyn
Louis Rosenthal. mistnf sochaf
zvit9zil svym navrhem ma zhotoven1
sosky re stfibra zlata We vysce Il
paIc1, jez zidy SpojenJch Stat1 ode
vzdana byti ma anglickemu statni
ku. Arthur James Balfourovi. u.
znani jeho zasluh zidovstvo Pale
stinske. Rosenthal navrh ma sosku
lvyfezal kapesnim nozem re dfeva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-14
Osm noyych fndnStrif.

Csm novfch industrii a rozsifeni
=aesiti stavajicfch zaznamenano in.
dustrialnim rozpjetf m9sta "a mesfc
cerven. Industriemi temito "a
mestnano bylo 463 novych pra-
covnik1 vice.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-04-21
WE CAN'T EXPLAIN 1T

We have often wondered why it is
that smooth talking stranger with
flashy front can come to Farming
ton and sell lot of stuff that usually
can be had at our own stores, pocket
the money and get out of town with
good grace, while if fellow residing
here tried the same thing he would
starve to death the first week.
We have noticed, too, that not on
ly are many of our people more in
clined to trade with a stranger than
with neighbor, but our business men,
as rule, are just as easy. A strang-
er can come through with an advertis-
ing scheme that is wholly without
merit and yet, by the aid of smooth
talk and fancy figures he can unload
his space or his advertising novelty
on the very business men who hest
tate and hum and haw for hours
when the matter of space in their
home newspaper is mentioned. Yet
they know that the home paper gees
right into the hands of the very pec-
pie they must sell their goods to,
We confess that we have never been
able to figure it out. We've wondered
| why Some people cant feIuSe
strangers plea for an order, yet can
turn right around and tell someone
who lives here and who is also trying
to make living that they don't care
TO buy. Agents come and agents go,
and always they take more out of
town than they leave in it. Yet there
always seems to be a welcome fer
them 81 the homes CT a good many
people, well meaning people, too, who
haven't learned to say "NO" to a
stranger. but who can fatty refuse 20
encourage Il neighbor who is thSu-
sand times more entitled to their
trade. We can't understand it
much less explein it.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-04-21
PRIMROSE

Mrs. Jacob Mathey, of near Melzo,
was shopping in Bonnie Ierre last
week. p
Terre last week.
Mrs. Samuel Whittier was visitor
Mt the home of VIM. A. Moon Wed
nesday. ,.-
Jacob Mathey transacted business IN
Bonnie Terre the latter part OF the
Mrs. Annie Cash and little son, Al
bert, returned to their home IN Bonnie
Terre Wednesday after spending sew
eral DAVIS hre with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. A. Moon.
Dan Pettes attended to business IN
Bonnie Terre last week. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pettes and chill
dren, of Bonnie Terre, motoored out
here Sunday and spent the day WIN
relatives and friends. L.;
Mr.. Wilson, of Melzo, was ousl-
ness visitor in Bonnie Terre Saturday,
Esther Lawson was shopping IN
Bonnie Terre Saturday
Thos. Rawson, Of Prospect Trans.
acted business in Bonnie lerre i"S'
M and Mrs. Robt. Lawson and chill
dren spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lawson, OF near
Golf Springs. ~ rorro
Saturday. Dawn
Terre Saturday morning.
Misses Minnie and Katie Hoelzei,
of st. Louis, spent Easter with nome
Brvan Jones was in Bonnie Terre
Saturday. ponne
Terre Saturday. d ..
onite an ENJOYABLE affair was had al
tbe r M. B. church Sunday: After,
Sunday school. a sermon was dellVereu
by the pastor, Rev. HALEY. Inc peol,
ME brought well filled baskets an anu
dinner was served on the ground Inc
afternoon was spent in egg hunts
which were much enjoyed by the chill
dren. r,,o
r Moon motored to Bonnie Ierfe
Saturday. h.;
ness in Bonnie Terre last week. :.
Mrs. Hoelzel was shopping II
Bonne Terre Saturday.
Miss Eta Lawson was guest OF
Miss Nellie Moon Sunday evening.
Carl Hoelzel, of Melzo. was in Bonnie
Terre Saturday. =. -. ,.,,u
- Iohn Cash. of near Big River, trans
acted business in Bonnie ierre tine iaS'
ter part of the week. !.
Albert Moses of near Silver Springs
WAS Bonnie Terre visitor last week.
Mrs. Ella Holdman and children
and Miss Maud Richardson, Of Bonnie
Terre. motored out here Sunday anc
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-04-21

Mrs. H. G. Rhodes and children and
Olga Heaton were Bonnie Terre Wis
itors Saturday.
Miss Edna Armbruster, Of st. Louis,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm-
Armbruster, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shannon, of
Bonnie Terre, visited his parents, DR..
and Mrs. Shannon, Saturday and Sum
day.
Mn. and Mrs. w. Z. Heaton visited
their daughter, Mrs. H. G. Rhodes,
Sunday.
Miss Hattie Appleberry, Of Bonnie
Terre, visited her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Appleberry, Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Dora and Ethel White, Of
Festus, visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Greene White, Saturday and
Sunday.
Urel Hammock was Leadwood
visitor Thursday.
Miss Carrie Shannon visited at the
home of Mrs. Etfie Turley Saturday,
Manuel Moses, of Silver Springs,
was Vale Mines visitor Saturday,
Miss Elsie Heaton visited at the
home Of Mrs. Emily Grandjean Sun
day and Monday.
Jake Buscher visited at the home of
Mrs. Lizzie Turley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Nash visited
her parents at DeSoto Sunday.
Carl Richardson, Of French Village,
visited DR.. Shannon Sunday.
Everett Thurman was Bonnie
Terre visitor Saturday.
Ellis Grandjean was French Vii
lage visitor Sunday.
Theo. Bieser and Chas. Waters Wis
tied the Roughly home Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Horn and chill
dl.en visited at the home of Ellis
Grandjean Sunday.
Chas. Shutters, of Blackwell, visit
ed at the home of Frank Courtway
Sunday.
Howard White visited at the home
of w. E. Heatcn Sunday.
Fenton Millen and Lee Hammock
were Bonnie Terre visitors Saturday.
Lee Douglas visited at the home OF
H. E. Thurman Sunday.
A number from here attended the
dance at the home of John LaElay
Monday night.
Homer Moon visited at the home of
Ed Richardson Sunday.
Arthur Sykes visited at the home of
Jake Buscher Sunday.
'Theo. Stated was in Vale Mines
Sunday.
Miss Olga HeatOn visited Mrs. H..
C. Rhodes Sunday.
Jim Richardson visited at the home
of David Moon Sunday.
Otto Michael visited at the home of
Chris Stated Sunday.
Miss Esther Whaley visited at the
home of VIM. Turley Sunday.
Emmett Roughly was a Rooster
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Elsie, Heaton visited at the
home of Mrs. Effie Turley Sunday.
Alb Rowe visited his father, R. H..
Rowe, Sunday.
A. NJ. Hoffee, of Vineland, was a
Vale Mines visitor Monday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-04-21
BONNIE TERRE
(Crowded out last week

Crowded out last week.
Mrs. Henry Paney, of Flat River,
spent part of this week here with
her sister, Mrs. A. Ponder.
Mrs. Lillian Altheuser and Oma
Ray spent Saturday and Sunday in
Leadwood with friends.
H. Williams, who is employed in
Flat River, spent Sunday with home
folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Northcutt spent Sat
rrday and Sunday in Leadwood with
relatives.
S. Barron, of lockwood, spent Mon
day and Tuesday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman McCabe
spent Sunday in Pennington with
relatives.
Ernest Mason spent Sunday in
Leadwood with relatives.
MILFORD AuBuchon spent Saturday
and Sunday in Flat River with friends.
Frank Marchand spent Monday and
Tuesday in Leadwood on business.
Hubert Reynolds, of DeSoto, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with
friends.
Mr.. Williams, of Leadwood, spent
Monday and Tuesday here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Buhrmaster, OF
Flat River, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with Mrs. Jesse Livingston
and family.
Mrs. Patrick Whitehead and chill
dren, of DeSoto, are here spending
several weeks with Mrs. c. P. Pos
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grandhomme
spent Saturday and Sunday in st
Louis with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark, of Des-
loge, spent Saturday and Sunday here
with the Geo. West family.
Mrs. Monroe Peterson and daugh-
ter, Helen, of Silver Springs, spent
Wednesday and Thursday here with
her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Pratte, and
family.
Thos. O'Sullivan spent Monday and
Tuesday in French Village. p
Miss Pear! nr;er spent Monday
and Tuesday in Flat River on bust.
ness.
Marvin Ringer spent Saturday and
Sunday in Str Louis on business.
J. H. Brown spent Wednesday ant
Friday in Flat River on business.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-04-21
loon in Fiat River with friends.

noon in Flat River with friends.
Andrew Ponder, of Fredericktown,
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
his parents, A. Ponder and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Partney, Of
DeSoto, spent Sunday and Monday
here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benham and
daughter, of Rivermines, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Ben
ham and family. y
Mrs. White and daughter, Of near
Flat River, spent Sunday here with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hall spent Sunday
in French Village with relatives.
Shelf Horn was a business visitor
in Pennington Saturday.
Beatrice and Thos. David. of French
Village. spent Saturday and Sunday
here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Of Hazel Run
were here visiting heir daughter this
week.
Richard Pigg was in Flat River
Saturday on business.
Mrs. VIM. Whiteknight and daugh,
ter; of Hazel Run, spent Wednesday
here with Mrs. Emmett Pratte anC
family.
Mrs, Eva RadIe and son, of Farm.
ington, spent Monday and Tuesday
here with relatives.
Mr.. Landolt. of Flat River. was 6
visitor here Friday.
Fenton Millen, Of Silver Springs
spent Tuesday here with friends.
Shelton Counts was business Wis.
itor in French Village Tuesday ant
Wednesday.
Earl Donnegan left Sunday for St
Louis, where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leathel Rawson spent
Saturday and Sunday in Melzo witt
the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lawrence anC
family, of Flat River, spent Sunday
here with friends.
Jasper Falk,. Patrick Murohy ant
John Nay spent Sunday in Flat Riv'
er. with friends.
Leona Carter spent Saturday ant
Sunday in Silver Springs with hons
folks.
Mrs. Fenton Millen and daughter
Mary Ruth, of Silver Springs, spent
Thursday here with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Thurman, of Silver
Springs, spent Tuesday here at the
home of Mrs. Clara LaBruyere ant
family.
Miss Nellie Hoskings, of st. Louis
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Hoskings.
Miss Katherine Hoelzel spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Melzo the guess
! OF mons folks. ....l ~
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. David, of French
Village, spent Saturday here with rel
atives.
viii Wilkinson, of Melzo. was Wis
! itor here Friday and Saturday.