Published by the FARMINGTON TIMES
Farmington, St. Francois Co. MO
Thurs. February 3, 1910
BISMARCK BREVITIES
A. BLOCK visited Ironton Sunday.
C.M. MURRAY spent Sunday with his family.
Mrs. BALDWIN is visiting in St. Louis this week.
Mrs. CLANTON and children visited St. Louis Saturday.
Mr. Wm. HORTON is reported on the sick list this week.
Mrs. E. J. HEITZMAN has been quite sick the past week.
Mr. Carson DAVIS moved into the Glore building this week.
Harry FRIERY left for his home in Taylor, Texas, last Friday.
Mr. W. H. SMOLLINGER of Iron Mountain was here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. BURKS of Farmington were here Sunday.
Lytle SIMMS recently moved on to the farm of W. H. SIMMS.
Mr. and Mrs. C. HUFF are entertaining friends from Bellview this week.
Mrs. WILSON of Edge Hill visited the family of Mr. J. S. EATON Saturday.
Mr. HILL of Ironton will embark in the livery business here with C. HUFF.
Miss Edna BEARD entertained a number of friends from Farmington Sunday.
Supervisor of Census S. G. NIPPER of Patton, Mo., was here on business this week.
The railroad company is doing considerable work here in tiling and draining the yards.
James CAIN fell and fractured two ribs last week and is just able to get about slowly the
past few days.
James FRIERY, whose reason has recently been dethroned, was taken to State Hospital No. 4
this week.
Mr. W. W. McCURDY has been planting and trimming shade trees and otherwise improving his
property.
The efforts of Mr. J. F. HINZE to get a county bridge over the St. Francois River is
commendable, but whether or not successful the interest is increasing in the good road
promised from here to Elvins. The three miles of rock road from here towards Elvins covers
the worst gap, and makes probable a public highway over which there is a tremendous amount
of travel. Speed the time when the good work commences.
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