The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-11-03
DR.. D. Appleberry and wife spent
Crxd,lxy t,Sciftnr at C;Ix,o,. CynriYau

Sunday visiting at Silver Springs.
4 j. H. Eaton, who is working in ST..
iLouis, spent the weekend with his
family here.
Emery TAYLOR. of Desloge, spent
Sunday here visiting his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor,
: and family.
Mrs. Rudolph Lang, of Omaha, Neb-
raska, is making ali extended visit
with relatives and friends here.
) Mrs. Geo. Bible, of Fiat River, was
visiting relatives here Monday. &
Mrs. Jesse Bible and baby, of Her.
culaneum, are visiting relatives here
: this week.
The boys basket ball team will go
to Bismarck Friday night to play the
boys at that place. Our boys are not
in very good condition to play now,
as two Of them are bothered with
boils.
J. H. Thornton moved this week in
to the house which was vacated by
DR.. d. Appleberry last week, and Ev-
an Bable has moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Thornton.
Rev. j. C. Reid, pastor OF the Meth
odist church, is helping conduct re-
vival meeting at Libertyville this
week.
Rev. VIM. England, who has been
pastor of the First Baptist churrh
here the past, four months, moved
with his family to Fredericktown
Tuesday, where he has been called as
.. pastor OF the church at that place;
Mrs. A. W. Level and mther, OF st.
Louis, visited relatives and friends
here Monday.
Linn Walsh and j. E, Allen were in
st: Louis on business last Thursday
> Hon: ". L. Hensley, OF st. LOUIS,
and ". A. Brookshlre, who is candl-
date for State Senator on the Dem
ocratic ticket, addressed large
, crowd OF voters at the Community
: Hall last wednesday night. Mr.. Brook
shire, who appeared on the program
first, dealt with State issues, through
out most OF his talk, and made
! good impression on his hearers. Mr.
: Hensley, in his usual convincing man.
! ner, spoke on national issues, and
! was applauded many times during his
: speech. Mr.. Hensley has many warm
: friends here who are not confined tc
any one party.
Our town can rightfully boast Of
! having one Of the best brass bands If
D the county, when it is taken into con
sideration the time they have beer
: playing together. We haveyspme oil
the very best talent that Gan bt
:. found anywhere in the Lead Belt
- Wednesday night they furnished mu
sic for the Democratic meeting, anC
d the music they furnished would dC
credit to some Of the cities man!
. times larger than this place. Prof
/ NJ. s. Hall, who has charge of tn
/ Commercial Department in the higl
school here, is band director, and h
u is making big improvement in tn
D. boys playing, as he has had consid
IL cradle experience in directing bras
bands and orchestras.
% j. w. Boswell, candidate for Coun
s. ty Judge il the Second District, an
Wesley Horton, of Doe Run, wer
y here Monday looking up the Demo
lS cratic voters.
Fred Hartman was called to Sulli
ei van last Tuesday on account of tn
u sudden death of his father, F.
Hartman, who was one among tn
ia first men that worked here when tn
" mines at this place was frs opene
up. Mr.. Hartman had passed hi
~ 18th birthday, and died at the HON
" of his son, William, who lives at SUI
. Ivan. Mr.. Hartman was highly re
.! spected man 10y all who knew hin
We are informed that the last fey
- years of his life was spent in the sci
, vice of his Master, and he was full
III prepared to meet his Christian wifi
who preceded him in death fey
igi years ago.
"a Among the folks from this plac
l. who attended the funeral of H. I
Evans, at Potosi last Friday were
er Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Towl, Mr., an
er Mrs. b. F. FOWL and son, B. f., Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. A C McMullin, Mr.. an
Is Mrs. Ezra Francis. ]. F. Poston. Dl
d. H. Mckenzie, Jake Goodman an
er Nathan Levy. While MI. Evans ha
X. spent the most of his life at Bonn
a. Terre, he had many warm friends a
e. this place whose hearts were mad
Il, sad by his departure.
There were twelve members of tn
al B. Y. P. U. of the First Baptis
$. church who attended Associational
Y p II Convention at bismarck In