The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-14
:; COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE !"

letter came as a delightful surprise as |
Mrs. Maxwell had not heard from him |
since the signing of the armistice. |
Herbert says he is well and getting |
along fine, but that he is more than
anxious for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mcfarland took
6 O'Clock dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| C. McMullin Friday of last week.
A. F. Bryson of Sprott has been
conducting an Old-fashioned singing
school at Mitchell the past two weeks. I
Mr.. Bryson is very capable teacher,
having had many years experience as
director of song. He had class Of /
about thirty-fve at Mitchell.
DR.. G. w. Cronbaugh of Bonnet
Terre was a Leadwood visitor last
Friday. ~
L. j. Gremminger, one of our Lead
wood merchants, made business trip
TO Pennington Saturday Of last week.
A. C. McMullin and Frank Heaton
visited Pennington, Flat River and
Elvins last Friday.
A very interesting program was
given by the high school literary So
ciety Friday of last week. Mrs b: +.
| OWL, MTb. ID. n, lSGd anu Ne @h' N1N
| Farland were visitors.
Miss Ethel Carver of Flat River
was guest of Miss Grace Hughes Sat
urday and Sunday.
A. C. Bradley has bought farm
near Hickory Grove and will move to
it in a few days. The good people here
al lockwood regret very much to sec
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley leave our town
as they are highly respected.
Kelley Shuts, brother to Mrs. j. +.
Poston, came up from Fredericktown
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lawson are re-
ioiciny over the arrival Of big new
girl at their home.
Herman Dozenbsck has gone to Ill
mo to work rs machinist for the Cot
ton Belt R. R,
Two men from Fagus, Mo-, were
here last week looking for good fam
lilies to move to a place where they
are trying to start up a town. They
offered good positions with first
class pay to any that would go, but
were. Unable to find any here at Lead
wood.
Grover Thompson moved his family
last week to a farm near Hopewell,
/, which he bought recently.
Edw. Murray was q Frcdericktown
, visitor last Sunday. Mr.. Murray will
| go to Cape Girardeau to work in a
few days.
E. Byington was a Knob Lick Wis
itor last Sunday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood moved
to Flat River the first Of last week.
: Adam Karsch rented the Joseph
7 Marshall property and moved to the
! house last week.
, Philip McCarron has gone to An
: napolis, Mo-, to work for the Ambling
: Co. of that place.
, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Denton received
message last week from their SON
! James, who is in Richmond, Va, stat
!, ing that he would be nome in about
+ two weeks.
j. E. Clark was brought back from
e the Barnes hospital Monday. Mr.
: Clark is much stronger thar when he
: went to the hospital for an examina.
ton in about two weeks.
S w. D Vineyard made bushes!
a trip to st. Louis Monday.
: Geo. Montgomery came home from
n st. Louis the first of this week. He
5 says he is back to stay for while.
7 Robt. Moody of st. Francois trans
acted business in LeadwooI the first
2 of this week.
N. Levy is setting up branch
: store at Potosi.
D J. H. Malugen of Bonnie Terre came
70 I IN Ao
) business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Kirkpatrick
} Tere st. Louis visitors Wednesday of
last week,
Mrs. Elmer Hulsey and children
were Elvins visitors Wednesday of
last week.
Frank Laturno and family moved
to st. Louis Thursday of last week.
James Seabourn went to st. Louis
to look for a position Thursday Of
last week.
! Leslie Bearden made a business trip
4 to st. Louis Thursday Of last week.
Misses Mildred Keith and Ester
Tucker were shopping in st. Louis last
Friday. ,hrt w..
! VIM. Link and wife were st. Louis
visitors hast, Saturday.
Mr.. ant Mrs; James Hsrdie moved
to East st. Leais Saturday.
Mrs A. E. Opshurch visited rela-
tives and friends M LutesviIle last
Saturday.
Miss Marion McKenzit WAS Farm.
ington visitor Saturday 0f last week.
M. N. Williams made u business
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