The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-07-01
LEADWOOD

Prof. B. F. Mckinney, Of Irondale,
was in Leadwood a short while Satur-
day morning.
Bert Stapp and family are camping
at Iron Mountain lake this week.
Ira Rasnick has moved with his fam
| lily to Rivermines, where he has work.
Roy Thompson, of Irondale, who
works in the St. Joseph Lead Co. here,
will live in Mr.. Rasnick's house.
Paul Goodin and Lynn Richards Wis
tied in st. Louis from Thursday to
Saturday, taking in the Cardinal base
ball games and other sights.
S. f. Williams made business trip
to Poplar Bluff Saturday night, re-
turning home Sunday.
VIM. Craft moved with his family
to Rivermines Monday, where he has
work.
A. B. Jeremiah, Jake Goodman, w.
7. Scott and j. F. Poston were at Flat
River Thursday night, where they at
tended Masonic lodge.
Evan Babe and wife, of st. Louis,
are visiting relatives here this week.
W. 0. Vineyard and family, who have
been visiting relatives. at Belgrade
the last two weeks, returned home
here Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Edmonds visited rela-
tives at Desloge last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Bass were visit
ing friends in St. Louis last week. Mr..
Bass bought a Hudson Super Six
while in the city, and drove from st.
Louis to Leadwood in little less than
three hours. Harrison said it was as
near noiseless automobile as he
could buy, and at the same time got
over the ground at the rate of speed
that he likes to travel.
Miss Evelyn Edmonds is visiting
friends at Doe Run this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Denton and
Mrs. Mary Edmonds spent Tuesday
night and part of Wednesday at the
Iron Mountain lake visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Stapp, who are camping
there this week. They report a good
time.
The Leadwood base ball team jour
neyed to Bismarck last Sunday, where
they were defeated by the close score
of 9 to 8. We did not see the game,
but from what the citizens from Lead
wood say who were there and saw the
game, the Bismarck umpire handed
out some of the rankest decisions
against the Leadwood team they ever
saw, In fact it was rotten. 1t is not
hard for Bismarck to win games with
such umpiring in their favor as they
had Sunday.
Mesdames John and Harry Ed
monds and Mrs. Daley Appleberry at
tended the funeral of Miss Grace Nc
Call at Bellview last Monday. Miss
Mccall died at the Bonnie Terre hcspi-
tai last Saturday, after lingering ILL
ness of about three months. The de-
ceased lived here about years ago.
She was telephone operator at the To-
cal office, and she was highly re-
spected young lady. She was related
to Mrs. John and Mrs. Harry Ed
monds.
Demytro Hladyski, foreigner, was
taken before Squire G w. Conway
Monday, being charged with bootleg
cling. He was fined $500 and given
one year in the county Jail. 1t is all |
right that man who violates the law
should be punished, and at the same
time it looks as queer that a person |
who buys the liquor and gets drunk,
and then goes and turns the fellow up
who sold the liquor to him and has |
him, should himself go free. If it is
against the law to make and sell any
kind of Intoxicating liquor, it ought to |
be equally violation Of the law for a |
man to buy it, knowing that it is |
against the law to sell it. But one |
who turns up the fellow for violating !
The law. while he himself is equally |
guilty, is looked upon by some as a |
hero.
J. T. Boyer and family left Tuesday |
morning to stay until after the Fourth |
IF July at Iron Mountain lake.