The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-17
LEADWOOD


Prof. J. w. Reaves attended the
State meeting of County Superin-
tendents at Columbia last Thursday.
Rev. A. Crissman, pastor of the
Baptist church, was called to Creal
Springs, ILL.,, Saturday on account of
the serious illness of his father, who
lives at that place.
Leslie Owen, who returned few
weeks ago in hunt for work, left the
first Of last week for Omaha, Neb, as
he was unable to find work where he
had been.
We are glad to report Rev. j. c.
Reid, of the Methodist church, on the
way to recovery. If he does not have
back-set he will be able to fill his
pulpit next Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Simms,
on Feb, 18th, a girl baby. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
DR.. Daily Appleberry was called to
Iron Mountain last Sunday on pro-
fessiCnal business.
J. A. Evans and family visited his
mother at lrondale Saturday night and
Sunday.
There was large delegation of
Masons in lodge here Saturday night
from Flat River and Irondale.
Dr.. d. Appleberry made profess
Sional visit to Irondale Sunday night;
Evan Bable was a passenger to St.
Louis last Sunday morning, where he
transacted business Monday, return
ing home Monday evening.
II. l.. Stapp spent the weekend with
his daughter, Mrs. R. F. Ramsey, and
family. Mrs. Stapp, who had been
spending the past week with her
daughter, returned home with Mr..
Stapp Sunday evening.
We are informed that Guy Perkins
has resigned his position in the Sup
ply house here of the St. Joseph Lead
Co., effective March LIST. 1t is re-
ported that he will go to Colorado tn
make his future home.
Mrs. Emma Crump, wife of w. H.
Crump, who resides here, died at the
Bonnie Terre hospital last Sunday
morning, Mrs. Crump had been in very
poor health for over year, and ev-
that medical skill could do
was done for her, having been under
the doctors care during the entire
time of her sickness. She was a
member of the Methodist church and
a member of the Order of Eastern
Star. She was kind and loving wife
and mother. She leaves a husband
and three children and many loving
friends to mourn her loss. !
The Bonnie Terre girls and boys
nigh school basket ball teams played
he boys and girls teams on the local
curt last Friday evening. The game
between the girls was as pretty a
;3tnle as any one could ask to see, and
vas won by the Bonnie Terre girls by
he close score of II to 9. The game
'etween the boys was a cake-walk |
or our boys, and was won by the one
ided score of az to is. In the last |
alf Of the game Leadwood used two |
ubstitute players.
Supt. J. W. Reaves and Prof. Ralph |
lasterSon attended the st. Francois |
,ounty School Activities Association,
,hich met ut the Y. M. C. A. at Flat |
liver Monday evening.
The Missionary Society of the
fethodist church met at the home of |
lrs. Bert Clay Tuesday afternoon,
nd they also took charge of the |
rayer meeting during the illness of |
lev. Reid, who has been unable to |
AXE part in any of the church meet
lgs the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Maurer and |
Ar. and Mrs. Ralph Delcour were Wis
hing z. Maurer at Eivins Saturday |
fternoOn, it being 2. Maurer's birth |
lay anniversary.
Our boys and girls basket ball |
cams will go to Elvins this coming
friday evening and play double |
reader game with the Elvins girls and |
Boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller and chill
lren, of Elvins, and Sam Miller and |
wife, the Deholvites family of Fiat |
River, A. Gordon and family, of Bonnie
rerre, and NJ. Marquis and son, of |
Oesloge, spent Sunday here at the
lone of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Goodman.
Bonnie Terre and Flat River grade
cams played here on our court Sat-
friday evening the deciding game of
,asket hall for the championship of
st. Francois county. The first half of
he game was very close between the
,wo teams, which was played very
'ast and clean. In the last three min
ttes OF play Bonnie Terre threw sew
sral goals in rapid succession, the
game ending with the score Of II to 8
IN favor of Bonnie Terre. Supt. J. w.
Reaves, on behalf OF the Activities
Association, presented Bonne TerTe
with silver loving cup.
s. Ash, of Irondale, was here one
hay last week on business.
Mrs Ezra Francis spent the week
end visiting relatives at Bonnie Terre.
The agriculture class of the high
school visited the Purity Dairy at
Bonnie Terre last Tuesday.
Mrs. J. S. Francis visited relatives