The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-09-08
:: COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS
LEADWOOD


home Monday. .,.,ll.r..
Miss Naomi Lessen, Of Cape Girar-
deau, was visiting at the home OF
Prof. and Mrs. ]. w. Reaves part OF
last week. ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Rea made a
business trip to st. Louis by auto last
Thursday.
John Turnbough, who moved to a
farm in Washington county last
spring, has returned here to work in
the mines. He says he is not decided
whether he will bring his family back
to town to live or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hunt and son,
Jack, and a son of Mr.. Arena were
passengers on the afternoon train to
St. Louis Thursday afternoon.
Liman Madigan visited friends in
st. Louis the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Province, of st.
Louis, came down here Saturday to
spend Labor Day with relatives and
friends.
DIR. J. D. Morris, of st. Louis, who
had been visiting relatives at Doe Run,
came by way of Leadwood Monday at
ternoon to visit old friends during the
afternoon and night on his return to
st. Louis Tuesday morning.
]. R. Wood, one Of our old residents,
will move to St. Louis to keep house
for his son, Henry, who lost his wife
a few weeks ago, and was left with a
young baby. We regret to lose Mr..
and Mrs. Wood from our midst.
Leslie Bearden, who is working in
st. Louis, arrived Saturday to spend
Labor Day with relatives here and TO
visit his parents, who live near IRON
dale.
Miss Blanche Kitchell, who has been
living here the past few months, left
for her home at Caledonia for few
days visit with relatives, after which
she will go to st. Louis to live.
Henry Wood, of St. Louis, visited
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. R. Wood, Labor Day.
Percy jackson, of Maplewood, ar
rived Saturday to spend Labor Day
with friends.
Clarence VanLear left for Central
College at Fayette Tuesday morning,
where he entered college Wednesday
morning. This is his second year
there, Clarence is one of our brightest
and best boys.
There was a baptizing near the
Pump Station Sunday afternoon,
when Rev. J. C. Reid, of the Metho,
dist church, baptised five converts. d.
j. A. and Harry Edmonds visited
relatives at Bellevue Sunday.
S. b. Mason, who is working in St
Louis, came home Saturday to spend
Labor Dav with his ia p,iIv
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Ramsey and two
children. of st. Louis, spent Labor
Day with relatives here.
DR.. d. Appleberry and wife spent
Sunday in st. Louis with friends, re-
turning that night.
Miss Grace Wood, who was to have
entered Howard Payne College at
Fayette,. Wednesday, was unable to
go Tuesday on account of illness. She
hopes to be able to leave here by the
first of the week.
Harry Justice left Tuesday for
Fredericktown, where he will enter
Marvin College Wednesday morning.
This is Harry's second year at that
college.
B. F. Towl accompanied ]. A. Ed
monds, who travels for Heils Pack
ing Co., to Bismarck Monday morn
ing for little pleasure drive
Mrs. Walter May, of st. Louis,
spent Sunday with Mrs. T. R. Tolli-
son and family.
Joseph Harper, who is working in
st. Louis, came home Saturday to
spend Labor Day with relatives.
Mrs. Ezra Francis last week bought
Dodge Coupe of the latest model
F. A. Dicks is the proud owner of
Ford Sedan, which he bought last
week. Fred can go now, rain or
shine. and keep comfortable.
Quite large delegation of our peo-
pie attended the picnic at French Vii
lage Labor Day.
Matt Jinkerson went to st. Louis
Sunday to spend Labor Day with rel
atives.
Harlem Martin was visiting in Poto-
81 Monday.
James and Clyde Denton. who are
working in st. Louis, came home Sat-
urday to spend Labor Day with their
mother, Mrs. J. W. Denton, and sis
ter, Miss Gladys.
Edwin Keith, who is working in ST.
Louis, came down to spend Labor Day
with his sister, Miss Mildred, and
other friends. Edwin will enter St
Louis University about the first of Oc-
tober for his second year.
VIM. Boyer, who is working in st.
Louis during vacation. spent part of
last week with relatives and friends
William will attend St. Louis Uni.
versity again this year, where he is
studying law.
Misses Vada Mckinney and Violena
Reeves, of Irondale, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Edmonds
last week.
Mrs. Harry Edmonds visited friends
in Bismarck last Tuesday.
Hugo Miller. who is working at
Annapolis, and his brother, Edward
who is working at st. Louis. visited
their mother, Mrs. w. T. Jahncke
here Labor Day.
Frank Duncan, who is working in
ST. Louis, came home Saturday to
spend Labor Day with his family.
The local Masonic lodge has made
arrangements to put the three or
phans OF the late Homer Mitchell in
the Masonic Home in st. Louis.
BONNIE TERRE