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

Lawn Cloud, Of st. Louis, spent his
vacation in Pennington last week and
was accompanied home by Mrs. Geo.
Sebastian for visit with Mr.. Clouds
family and other relatives.
Mrs. Relish, Hamilton and two chill
dren of Harper, Rams, came in Tues
day for ansextended visit with rela-
tives. Mrs. Hamilton's mother, Mrs.
Ophelia Mcdaniel, is very i'll.
."Jack" Lampkin, of Leadsville. Mo-.
arrived here Tuesday to assist Rev.
G.. M. Greenway in the revival SER
vices at the Baptist church. Mr..
Lampkin is an excellent singer.
Mrs. Laura Shantal, of Bonnie Terre,
was the guest of Mrs. j., H. Orten
Tuesday. While here she attended the
Missionary Conference, which was
held at the M. E. Church, South.
Harry Sutton left yesterday morn
ing on business trip to Oak Ridge,
EapS Gifardeau county, and will
spend few days with friends there
Fhe Was accompanied by his two chill.
dreus Doris and Jack. .A mn ..
]. P. Zolman reports the marriage
Of Elmer Rawson, of Melzo, and Col
dia Whittier, of Barytese, on Oct. Fl
of Walter Forshee, of st. Louis, and
Ellina Benson, of Campbell, and OF
Geo. A. Wann and Ruby Payne, Of
Iron Mountain, on October Gath.
The crowded condition of The Times
this week, caused by the publication
of the official ballots, makes is nee.
essary to- emit the weeks installment
of the serial, "The Big Town Rount
Upr. This story will be resumed
next week, so there will be no breal
in it.
The 4-column advertisement on
which a guessing contest will be con
Quoted for thirteen successive weeks
is postponed again until next week
owing to the non-arrival of some Of
the material necessary for the getting
up of this advt. Watch for it next
week.
Miss Mildred Mary Crenshaw, o
1901 West Pine, daughter of DR.
Crenshaw of st. Louis, was married
last Saturday, Oct. q, to VIM. Cog
hill, of Caledonia, Rev. Marvin I
Hall officiating. Mr.. Coghill is cash
Ter of the Bank of Caledonia, whert
the couple will reside. A brother, L
B. Coghill, lives in Pennington, am
the bride formerly lived in Elvins.
Mrs. Louise Seibert and daughter
Miss Emma, of Ste. Genevieve, Nh
and Mrs. Gay Wilson, of Flat River
and Henry Mounce. of Frederick
town, were the weekend guests o
Mrs. d. L. Delaney. Her mother
Mrs. Ella Mounce, Of Fredericktowr
who has been spending the past thre
weeks here, returned home. Mrs
Mounce is 81 years of age and is en-
| joyingA perfect health.
H., Walker T., Rens.ey arrived Tuesda
Z Triorning from his home in St. Lolri
to spend few days WITHHOLD friend
in this county and to make severa
4 speeches in behalf of the Democrat
ticket. During his long residence i
this county and his two terms in Cor
gress from this district he made man
Strong and lasting friends. and thes
have been calling for him to com
and address them, which he is glad t
do. Mr.. Hensley is an EXCEPTIONAL
strong and persuasive speaker an
his visit will unquestionably strength
en- the Democratic ticket.
B. H. Marbury on Monday receive
message from the State Democrat
Committee headquarters in st. Loui
urging him to go to Piedmont ths
; evening to supply for national Den
; ocratic speaker. who was unable I
: meet his appointment there. M
Marbury is always open to a call fC
! party service, and left, at once to Fl
! the appointment. And The Time
has no hesitancy in predicting. tn;
his audience was pleased with h
, speech. That is the kind he makes.
| DR.. J. Scott Wolff, of Festus, Den
ocratic nominee for Congress in tn
r and Agricultural exhibit here Satu
| day and met with hundreds of either
from all parts of the county. TT
Doctor is most pleasing and affab
, gentleman, and unquestionably !
.. made many friends here who will |
pleased to vote for him. Hon. W.
Meredith, of Poplar Bluff, one of II
prominent Democrats of Southea
+ Missouri, who had been speaking wit
: him in different parts of the count
was with him and both greatly el
joyed meeting with the many peop
;, here on that occasion. They spoil
. at lockwood Friday night, and Sc
urday evening at Elvins, where the
were greeted by large and enthusia
S tic audiences.