The Farmington times., 1920-08-20
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S. j. Hensley of Texarkana, Ark,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. F.
Karscll, this week.
R. C. Baker, j. F. Poston and son,
Clark, were at Iron Mountain lake
fishing Wednesday. The fish were
not biting very well, Judging from the
number that they brought home with
them.
DR.. G. w. Cronbaugh of Bonne Terre
was in Leadwood Thursday on profess
sional business.
W. J. Hobbs of Bonnie Terre was in
Leadwood Wednesday. calling on old
friends.
j. d. Poston, Jr., of Cape Girardeau.
and brother, John, of Bonne Terre,
were in Leadwood Thursday short
while on their way to Irondale, where
they expect to hunt and fish for a
week.
B. F. Towl, cashier of our local
bank, returned from Cape Girardeau
the first of the week, where he has
been visiting his wife and B. F., Jr.,
who has been attending school there
this summer. Mrs. Towl and son re-
turned with Mr.. Towl.
Prof. j. w. Reaves and family spent
Wednesday on Big River near Iron
dale, fishing.
Quite delegation from Leadwood
attended the Baptist Assembly at
Arcadia Heights Thursday. Among
those attending were: Mrs. A. E. Up
church, Mrs. Henry Henderson, Mrs.
J. W. Scott and daughter, Alma, Mrs.
Walter McGee. Miss Gertrude Scott,
and brother, Herbert, Miss Irene
Ward, Rubert Arnold and Spurgen
Gunnett.
Thos A. Mathews of Flat River
was in Leadwood Thursday on legal
business.
Mrs. Edith May and Mrs. Clara
Harg of Detroit, Mich. who have
been visiting relatives and friends
here in Leadwood for the last month,
returned to their home Saturday.
They were accompanied home by Miss
Mal tha Jahncke and Miss Pearl
Northcut.
Miss Lucille Evans, who has been
visiting friends in st. Louis for the
last two weeks, returned home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S, f. Williams left
Sunday for Colorado to be gone for
about two weeks. They expect to
visit Denver, Colorado Springs and
other points in the West while away.
J. F. Becker received telegram
Saturday from Dayton, Ohio. saying
that one of his brothers there was
very bad sick. John I.Gt on The after
noon train for Dayton. /
j. I. Hudson of Bergman Wash
ington county, was in Leadwood Fri .
day and Saturday on business. Mr..
Hudson is one of Washington coun-
tvs stalwart Democrats, having made
the race for Sheriff in the last cleo
ton. Whenever you see u Democrat |,
from Washington county you, can put
him down as l8 carat.
c. B. Shouts of Fredericktown was
visiting his brother, L. X. Shouts,
and sister, Mrs. J. +. Poston, Satur-
day night and Sunday.
J. c. Fields transacted business at
Ironton Monday in connection with
the Quick Pay Old Line Life ms. Co.
A. B. Jeremiah, j. 7. Simms and J.
F. Poston were fishing at Iron Noun
tain lake Monday night and Tuesday
The Leadwood baseball team was
defeated by the Bonne Terre team at
Bonne Terre Sunday by the score of
8 to /. Leadwood was handicapped by
their regular pitcher having a sore
arm, and had to use new pitcher
who had had but very little experience.
]. A. Edmonds and family spent
from Friday until Tuesday on Big
River near IrondaIe.
Sportles Bearden of near Irondale
was in Leadwood Saturday.
l.. A. Gideon, who is working in st.
Louis, was in Leadwood visiting |
friends from Saturday until Wednes-
lay.