The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-18
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lrondale Monday.
| j. A. Evans and ]. B. Jeremiah at
tended the funeral of Dewey Wilker-
son and mother at Belgrade last Tues
day. They were killed in the wreck
at Sulphur Springs on the Saturday
before. .e...
Hon. M. A. Rhodes, Congressman
from this district, was here calling on
friends last Thursday and Friday.
| Prof. Homer Bricker and wife, of
Bonnie Terre, visited their uncles, Will
liam and B. F. FOWL, last Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Mildred Keith, who has been
attending Columbia University this
summer, is visiting friends for few
days. Miss Keith has been principal
of our high school for several years
and will be with US again this year.
A lareg delegation of citizens at
tended the Baptist Assembly at Area
dial asst Sunday.
j. S. Boyer was called to Bismarck
Sunday to prepare the body of the 10
months-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Lightfoot for burial. Mr.. Light
foot and family are here from Detroit
on visit.
James Blunt and family, of Des-
loge, visited relatives here Sunday
and remained for the evening service
at the big tent.
]. B. Robson and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. Robson, of Irondale, attended the
Hawkins and Washburn meeting here
Sunday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Daley Appleberry
drove to st. Louis Sunday morning
and spent the day with relatives, re-
turning home that night.
Don Cameron, of the Lead Belt
News at Flat River, was here Sunday
night attending the big revival meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Acuff and daugh-
ter, Dawson May, of Bonnie Terre,
were here Sunday evening attending
the revival.
Rev. S. A. Bennett and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. t. Pleasant and Sam Doss, of Des-
loge, were here Saturday night attend
ing the revival meeting.
Rev. and Mrs. Brown and the little
Browns, of Elvins, were here Satur-
day night attending the Hawkins and
Washburn meeting.
Jesse D. O'Neal and Miss Edith
Mills, two of Frankclay's most popu-
lar young people, stole a march on
their friends and got married in st.
Louis last week. Mrs. O'Neal has
been one of our teachers in the grade
school for several years, and MIR
O'Neal is in business with is father at
Frankclay.
]. R. Poston, of Bonnie Terre is
spending the week with is brother, j
F. Poston, and family.
Albert Doss, who is working at st.
Louis, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Doss, and
family.
The st. Joseph Lead Co. is pulling
out two diamond drills to do some de-
veloping here.
The revival meeting being conducted
by Evangelist Herbert C. Hawkins and
his singer, Prof. F. E. Washborn, is
meeting with very good success. They
are having large crowds at every
meeting, and while there has not been
very much demonstration by the I'M
saved yet, we can't help but believe
there is going to be great ingather-
ing of lost souls before the meeting
closes. One drawback thus far in the
meeting is the back-sliden condition
of church members. And it will take
quite a while to get the church in a
working condition. Rev. Hankins is
very forceful speaker, in fact he is
the best that it has ever been our
privilege to hear. And the singing
| conducted bv Prof. Washburn, is good
also. Most of our Christian people
regardless of denomination, are TAX
ing part in these meetings; yet there
are few so-called Christians that are
staying away.
A. NJ. Boyle, a brother of Mrs. ].
C. Crossan, and Mrs. Monroe, of Dy-
resburg, Tenn. and Mrs. HAYNES, of
Blythesville, Ark. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. C. Crossan here last week.
DR.. Gale, of Bismarck, made pro-
fessional visit here last Wednesday,
G. F. McCabe, of Pennington, spent
the weekend here with friends.
Julian Pratt and James Pettus re.
turned from Springfield, ILL.,, last week
where they visited several places Of
interest, including Gen. Grants monu-
ment.
Miss Virginia Rabadeux, of st.
Louis, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. J. w. Denton, here this week.
Edw. Zimmerman and Earl Wizard
were fishing near the Highley ford on
Big river Friday.
Misses Grace Wilson, Mildred Keith,
Lillian Chandler and Nellie Thornton