The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-06-23

Lindsey, and family.
Misses Mary and Fannie Sinclair, Of
st. Louis, spent the weekend at the
homes of relatives and friends near
here.
Mrs. J. F. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Wilson, Of Monterrey, spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
IC. v. Coxey. Mrs. Katherine Wilson
returned home with them after visit
with her daughter, Mrs. c. v. Coxey,
and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman West and
son, Jewell, of Loughboro, spent Sun
day at the home of his brother Alley
West, and family.
Mr.. MILFORD, Of Poplar Bluff, spent
the weekend at the home OF Gus
Lynch.
Miss Lillian Walker is spending the
week at the homes of relatives at
; Piedmont.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Erbe, of Ironton,
visited N. Polk Sunday.
Miss Anne Marue Kendall, of Iron
ton, spent Sunday afternoon in Bis
marck, the guest of relatives and
friends.
Mrs. M. E. Kelly and children left
Tuesday for a ten-days' visit with rel
atives and friends at Mount Vernon,
Ill.
Mrs. G. w. Buford was taken to the
Baptist Sanitarium in st. Louis last
Thursday, where she underwent an OPP
Grafton. She is getting along fine at
this writing.
John Houk was an Ironton visitor
Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. Fred Inman went to st. Louis
Sunday afternoon for visit of few
days with relatives.
DR.. +. W. Gale was called to Iron
Mountain Saturday night to see Mrs.
Crawford, who was critically i'll of
typhoid fever. Later on the next
morning she passed away. She leaves
n husband and one child, an infant of
| three months, who is staying at the
) home of DR.. and Mrs. Gale, where it
| is getting the best of care.
Mrs. VIM. Hartenbeck passed to
1 the great beyond Friday evening af-
ter lingering illness. Funeral ser
, vices were conducted at the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon by Rev. j.
4 w. Ham. Interment was made in the
e Odd Fellows cemetery. Deceased
? was aged about &C years. We extend
t sympathy to theohusband.
= The Bismarck base ball team went
e to Ironton Sunday afternoon and
played the team there and were de-
S feated by the score of 8 to A. The
home boys took an early lead and held
r. it as long as Barnes pitched, but
f Barnes was removed from the game in
e favor of Hahn, who was as wild as q
Kansas cyclone, and Ironton took the
d lead. Martin pitched the latter par
of the game for Bismarck and helt
e the opposing batters helpless.
n The Caledonia base ball team wa!
through here Sunday enroute to theil
is home from Elvins, where they hat
IS played and were defeated 10 to 6. 'a'
II, The Leadwood base ball team wa
here Sunday from Annapolis, wher,
ID they defeated the team OF that place
n, the score being Is to z.
Elmer Evans and his base ball team
IF from Flat River were through her,
l. Saturday night on their way to Pop
lar Bluff, where they played the Bluff
t. boys the next day and were defeated
Is Fred Ritter was Flat River visitol
Tuesday.
ID Miss Edith Long, of st. Louis, i!
r spending this weekend at the home O
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Long
10 Miss Lena Lang, Of st. Louis, CAM
m home Friday night for visit with he
/ brother, Hy, and family.
A number of young folks enjoyed 1
IS dance at the home of Frank TuckeI
,r Saturday. Those attending report al
,r excellent time.
Miss Marie Bisplinghof of st. Loui
III spent the weekend with her parents
w Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bisplinghcff, AM
a family.
8, The boys ball team from Bellviev
De came here Saturday afternoon ant
played game with the boys team o
this place. The home boys won, tn
score being s to 2.
John Beard, of st. Louis, was hom
w tho weekend.
10 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hood, of Bonn
Il Terre, were visitors near here Sunday
Mrs. Sam Burch was an Efvls Wis
a itor Saturday afternoon.
At I. C. Zapf and sons, Henry and Al
bert, and Choeltz Beard were Doe Rul
s. visitors Sunday afternoon.
a Great progress is being made o.
the new SLdLe highway, DeliS Jun
n near here, but the road will not b
k ready for traffic for over two months
7 Mrs. C. H. Lucy visited her daugh
ter in Bonnie Tere Thursday.
of Mrs. w. E. Matkin and daughter
on Miss Emily, of Pennington, were tn
ne guests of Mrs. J. L. Eaton Friday al
ternoon.
: H. L. Bell, of Bellview was her
Sunday.
The Woman's Democratic Club wi
meet Saturday afternoon, June "a,
arrange for the Woman's 18th Cor
gressional District Convention ths
has been called to- meet at Bismarc
Juno 10th.
Miss Benson, OF Steelville, Mo-,
visiting the family OF Chas. Townser
this week.
A number of our people attendt
the Carnival at Elvins Tuesday.
DR.. J. L. Eaton is making a mo
vigorous campaign for Congress al
our inquiries reveal the fact that
has appreciable strength in ever
county in the district, and the conce
sus of opinion is that he will win
tba n,.i WARY, and tvis, in Nnyarohf