The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-21
LEADWOOD

Miss Logan Of st. Louis came to
Leadwood Saturday Of last week to
give music lessons.
David Dickey, who now lives IN st.
Louis, was lockwood visitor last
Sunday.
Capt. James f. Bennett of Irondale
was here last week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Becker. ....,
Mrs. Geo. Turner is reported on
the sick list. :,
Miss Strayhorn of the Leadwood
school was a Flat River visitor last
Sunday.
S. Z. Williams transacted business
in several of the lead belt towns on
Monday of this week.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Laturno will move to st. Louis
sometime next week.
Fred Fairchiid of Frankclay made
business trip I'd st. Louis Wednesday
of this week.
Mrs. Jake Goodman's father, ]. B.
Harris, of Texas, was here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman last week.
Charley Fields and VIM. Craft were
Bonnie Terre visitors Monday and
Tuesday.
A little child belonging to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Tesreau is reported to be
very sick.
g., Jack Hunt Of Frankclay made bus
mess trip to lockwood Tuesday. =,
H. L. Cook, formerly of Leadwood
and now of Desloge, was in lockwood
Tuesday looking after some business
matters. p.. -.
Mrs. VIM. Scott visited friends in
Flat River Tuesday.
Amos Declue bought D., r. Mckay's
Ford car. Mr.. Mckay left for Den
yer, Colo, Tuesday.
Arthur Simmons Of ReXford, Idaho,
is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Scott.
Shanner, the little photographer OF
Desloge, was transacting business in
Leadwood Tuesday. s, =.
Miss Miriam Genoway of the Lead
wood school, went to Fredericktowr
last Sunday visit her parents.
Evin Babel was Flat River visitor
last Sunday.
Joshua Cox is on the sick list this
week. Mr.. Cox has been in bac
health for a long time.
Mrs. B. A. Rca was st. Louis Wis
itor Tuesday of this week.
Dan Hamilton and VIM. McClart
are working in Bonnie Terre now.
Jack Hunt and family of Frankcla!
visited with friends near DeLassu
last week.
Bert Clay went to st. Louis las
Tuesday to lock for work.
w, o. Vineyard went to st. Loui
Tuesday He attended the automobil
show whilei n the city.
Carl Page, who has been working
at Flat River for the past month o
so, came home Monday night. II
started to work Wednesday morning
at Desloge No. 6. ,.
Ernest Mason is working in tn
railroad Office at. Bonnie Terre.
Rev. Chas. w. Dunmire, pastor
the Leadwood Church of God, made
talk on unionism at Frankclay Frida
might.
ID A. N. Sheriff. of Cherryville mad
"a business trip to Leadwood Tuesda
of this week.
A. B. Jeremiah has been transferre
to Flat River, where he will work ur
til the mines at Leadwood reopen.
C. B. Acuff has accepted the pos
ton of depot agent at Herculaneun
DR.. S. S. larson has moved his ofiic
to Elvins. He had been here but
short time.
John Akers, who has been in train
ing camp for some months, returnc
home last week.
Somebody locked the postoffic
door last Sunday while the postmas
ter was out of the Office and quite
few persons were prevented from get
ting their mail. This is not the frs
time this has been done and an effoi
will be made to catch the guilty PAL
ty in order that he may be taught
valuable lesson. Uncle Sans place
Of business are protected by the la'
and somebody is liable to becom
aware of this fact before long.
L. C. Level and D. W. Forshee IN
making "big hit" in tiff mines nea
Oak Lake. They have been workin
there several days and are reported
be doing fine.
Rev. Alfred W. Ayers, pastor of tn
Congregational church at Bonn
Terre, was in lockwood Monday look
ing after some work for the HON
branch division of the Red Cross.
Why are the American soldier
called dough boys? Answer: Becaus
the Secretary of War is Baker.
A revival meeting has been prog
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