The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-10-27
LEADWOOD

ana friends thursday and Friday.
! A. C. McMullin, B. r. FOWL and J
F. Poston were hunting squirrels ir
Washington county last Wednesday.
Mrs, Jas. Bohannon, of Pitcher, Ok.
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Morris. Mr. Morris has
been confined to his bed for several
months with bright's disease.
M. G. Mason, of Potosi, was here
Friday looking after business and Wis
lting his father. J. r. Mason, who has
been confined to his bed the last week,
threatened with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Acuff and daugh-
ter, Dawson Mae. were here Thursday
evening visiting friends.
Prof. M. S. Hall visited friends at
Poplar Bluff the weekend.
Miss Alice M. Gay spent the week.
end with relatives at Ironton.
Prof. Powers, of Bismarck, was here
Friday evening attending the basket
ball games.
DR.. Yeagan and J. A. Robinson, of
lrondale, were here Friday evening
attending the basket ball games.
ARE found fresh at Rea's Drug
Store.
Hon W. h. Meredith, of Poplar
BLUM and Hon. j. Scott Wolff. candi-
date for Congress. addressed the vot-
ers here Friday evening. The crowd
was not as large as it would have
been had ii not been for the basket
ball games that evening. The people
mere take great interest in basket ball
games.
Master b. +. FOWL very delightfully."-
entertained his Sunday school class
at ms home Thursday evening, it be-
ing his 18th birthday anniversary.
Many games were INDUCED in, after
which b. F. Jr. took his guests to an
opera party at the community thea
tire, which was enjoyed by his guests. |
After this was over they returned to |
his home. where light refreshments |
were served. Those present were:
Ilenwood McMullin, Arvis Jeremiah,
Emmett Lumos. Clark and Walter
Poston, Ralph Miller. Stanley Page,
Guy and Howard Jinkerson. Edward
and Howard Karsch, Bryan and CLYDE |
Caviness end Gilbert Jordan.
The Leadwood girls basket ball
,eam defeated the Irondale girls here
Friday evening at the high school au-
litorium by the close score of ID tn
IL. And our bows defeated fine Her.
,ulaneum bows % to 7. The IrondaIe
yirls are a fine bunch of plavers. and
he teams are very closely matched
Dur girls have won two games from
hem and lost one to them this wear.
The Herculaneum bows were no match
FOR our bows, as the score will indi-
,ate. Prof. and Mrs, Altbeuser, of
Desloge, refereed the games. and both
handled their mart in n very canahIa
manner.
Otis Johnson. of ST Iouis 10 visit
mo- relatives and friends here for a
few DAYS.
VIM. Mclaughlin, who was injured
mere in the mines a few weeks aoo
and who has been at the Rome Tarre
hospital for treatment was able Tn
come home the first of last week
J.L. DecIue and M, Hedocortb were
hunting out near IrondaIe the first of
asst week
Rev 7 F. palmar n.s+or If tho
Church of God here is attending the
Ildership of his church in the north
I'm part of te State it's week.
Among the out-of-town folks who at
ended fba Damocratin snoot;ro baro
ridav evening were ]. r. Brewer G
J. Wilson. J1dpe Ortan 7 4 Half
Ter, M. w, Crowder. H. G. Johnson.
lam Doss and v. G. Arenz. +:
There is danger that tbe COMING
old weather will find ones system
un down. To prepare for the attach ,
f colds. gripps. etc Rea,s Drng
tore has a new sunniv of Guaia sote
nd other valuable remedies that for.
fy the system.
Miss Lena Harner wbo is +ooob;ra
chool near Mineral Point in Wash.
lgton county, was visiting her mar
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. ], E. Harper. Sat
rday and Sunday.
Vim. fowl and Matt Jinkerson ware
attendance at the Rrawstar sreote 2
lg at Flat River Friday night
C. H. Kirkpatrick is able to bcbbla n
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