The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-10

ans reports her better at this writing.
j. H. Eaton, who is visiting .rela-
tives and friends here, visited Iron
dale one day last week. It is very
hard for anyone that has lived at
Irondale to stay away. from Grenia
Spring. Dock VanLear and;Joe Ev-
ans had TO have q jug of water from
that spring for over q year, each
week, in order to get them to live here.
Luther (Sport) Bearden, of near
Irondale, was here last Thursday on
business
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. C, q. Reed,
March 31,Ia 10-pound girl: The little
Lene liyes only four days, ~ ~ ?
i Rev. ]. C. Reid. pastor Of the Meth
odist church here, lis confined to his
home with very bad cold. He was
unable to preach either Sunday morn
ing or evening. z,
C. f. McCabe, who has employ
ment at State Hospital No. A at Farm
ington, moved his family to- Farming
ton Monday, where he.will reside. We
regret to lose them. as.
Tolman Pinkston. who has been
working in the power house for the
st. Joseph Lead Co. the past two
years. departed for his home the mid
die Of last week, having been laid off
by the company reducing their force
in the power. house. He will visit his
father near Hazel Run for few days.
The Leadwood Provident Associa-
ton Il conducting publicity cam,
paign this week, and will hold pub
lie meeting at the high school aud
torium next Monday evening, Feb. 10,
to which everybody is invited when
they will start campaign for mem
bership, which win continue the rest
Of the week. There will be some good
speakers with us that evening. Hon.
w. l.. Hensley has been invited to adj
dress the meeting.
t. r. Tolleson came near having
very serious accident last Tuesday
night on his return from Flat River.
where he had been to attend a meet
ing of the DeMolay's. When he
reached Taylor avenue. he met an au-
tomobile that had but one light, but
of very high power. 1t blinded him
so much that he got too close to the
edge of an embankment. and his car
was turned on its side, and would have
gone on down the embankment had
he been running fast. There was with
him at the time his busiess partner,
J. A. Edmonds, Chas. Roome, Bert
Boyer and Paul Walsh. the latter three
named had been initiated that eve
ming in the DeMolay's.
Miss Alice M. Gay spent the week.
end with relatives at Ironton. \
4 Carter Taylor went to st. Louis.
Saturday to visit his brother, George,
who is sick in the Missouri Pacific
hospital, returning home Sunday.
Edw. Boyer went to st. Lous last
Saturday, where he will visit his bro
Their, William. who is attending st,
Louis University.
Mrs. H. L. Stapp was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. R, F. Ramsey, at St.
Louis, the first of this week,
Miss Opal Wallen won the diamond
ring given away by the Shaker Med. |
icine Show last Saturday. There were
two others very close to her in the |
contest.
R. =. Teareau had the misfortune
to get one Of the bones HI his right
wrist fractured wfiIa1 eranking B mis-
Ford.
Carless ProviAee had bhe dfIFthis (
hands burntlyery badly Sunday BY an I
electric switcll, in the mill Of the st. !
Joseph Lead Co. sheTe.
Chas. H. Dixon has been confined /
to his home the nast week with symp- /
toms of the flu. lAl55
A large delegation of the members T
Of the local d, Y. P. u were in at
tendance lat the GduaEyB. Y. p. u. at
Flat River las. Friday evening.
tor Ii 4 rrbats Is 6lksdasy. 8 s'Fs' i. s
Bert StAp7 spent the Weekend