The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-28

We join their many friends in wish
ing them a happy journey over the
sea of life.
The Bismarck boys basket ball
team went to Doe Run Friday after
noon, where they played the team Of
that place and were decisively beaten
by the "wee" Doe Runners. The score
was "a to 20. A number of people are
at loss to know what ails the home
team that they never win, as the
second, or "scrub" team beats them
every day, and by large scores at
that. The question can be answered
in very few words as to what is the
matter with the home team--they
need four more good players; they
have one, captain. coach and some
enthusiasm. We are for Bismarck
hit4 school team 100 per cent, but
would like to see them improve their
playing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Stephens, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. w. Baker and son, Ken
meth, and daughter, Ina Lee, were
visiting relatives and friends near
Caledonia Sunday.
Miss Georgia Matkin went to
Batesville, Ark, Sunday for few
weeks visit with her friend, Mrs. L
C. Crutchfield.
Mrs. Winder, of Middlebrook, Wis.
tied her husband here Sunday. He
has charge of an extra gang here, do
ing section work.
Little Mary, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. c. Schieling, is recovering
vpry picaly from, an ot+ocl, of ro,,.lo+
fever.
Mrs. Seabourn and two daughters.
of Belgrade, We're here Sunday to see
Mrs. Fred Wood. who is critically i'll
with pneumonia.
WANTED: All progressive farmers
to be members Of the Farm Bureau.
Rev. Longgrear. of this civ. on
Thursday morning received he sad
news that his father and mother had
been severely burned early that morn.
ing, Rev, Lonpprea, hurried tbare ne
quickly as possible. His mother
passed away shortly after his arrival
and his father is in seriops condition
We ioin with his many fr,enJs in ov
tending onr sincere symnatbw i, liz
hour Of sorrow p"'"' III ITO
A, H. HinZp and son William at
tended the fair in Farmington Satin.
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Rev, ], w, Ham was Iaadwood
visitor Fr;dov ~ " ie"o "000
Henry Siam and Misc Cr,co Wood
of Leadwood were visitors horo 'J oo |
Saturday 0 ''''''' "e'e vi
Rev Wm ENGLAND b;s roro,,+, M.
and Mrs G F FncIand me- o onJ NJ w.
A. N, Bass and daughters T,nIa apd
Alberta Misses on;ea Woodr c," s "md
Lillian Gil Uoro ~ Dr. - any
vicinity Saturday " NV ->''0' anu
Rev VIM EnSlard IN c,,rdo. Jo
Iivered his fareTyeIl sorr,ons -" ~ W.
tor of the local Raptis+ ch~rcb PI r.
began his dnties as p,;Ss;on mnUn ~ +le
franklin Association Mondau u '''e
DR. r w Gala and II u;,,zo
have installed - mo " na,nn 7 liz i.ht
inc nlant N' Nv
Miss lillian Schmidt +o,obou of +,,o
Hickory Grove school Snont ~ 'uo Ci,0
end with ben narontS 81 Eli ' p;uo ".eN
Mr.. and Mrs w w Whi+a "a
Fredericktown, were weekend c,asta
of Dr.. and MRS. F, w, Gale ,''
Mr.. and Mrs, T. v Rl,ck ord
daughter, Mary Ruth. of CRYSTAL civ
came here Saturday night in order
that Mrs. Black MIGHT he nearer he,
physician.
Mr. and Mrs f Cole and Nv and
Mrs. A, Cole, of Belgrade WERE sbon'
ping here Thursday
G. Stoner, of Caledonia wprn visit.
ors here Saturday ''
Miss Virginia Castleman snont tho
weekend with her parents at Farm.
ington. ~''''' " "
Obie Inman. of Walnut Grovo was
a Sunday visitor here. y ''
Virgil Sloan and Vernon Hans.
nrough were Leadwood visitors Sun.
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Every farmer must helm bv ioirino
the Farm Bureau if il is to sfav in
this county. "
C. B. Denman, of Farminpton. was
here few minutes between trains
Sunday greeting friends
]. Kness. of St, Louis was q Wis
itor with his family here sunday
P. C. Friend, R. j. Edison and o. NJ
Kempe, our star tennis PLAYERS. were
in Poplar Bluff Sunday, where they
took on the strong Poplar Bluff team
and scalped them in grand fashion,
winning five out of eight sets