The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-10-20
LEApMOiOD

l9gton county Mondy' -,
Misses Madeline and Velva Iim'
norman left for Omaha, Nebr, where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. N. A. Collins. of st. Louis
visited her sister,, Mrs. James Pratt
and family a part Of last week. She
. left Thursday for few days visit al
Arcadia before returning to st. Louis
II, E. Martin, who has charge OF
the Kroger store here, returned from
a few days visit with relatives near
Goodland Thursday -
Claude Dane and Miss Galena Hays
two of our popular young folks, were
married last week at Harrington.
Prof. B. F. Seabaugh speRt the
weekend with relatives at Cape I'll
rardeau.
Did you try the Miners Lumber
Co.? They have it.
S. E. williams spent two days last
week visiting his mother near Vale
% Mines.
Deputy Sheriff Giles Hunt was here
last Thursday short time on busl-
ness.
G, F. Shaner, of Desioge, was here
Friday morning transacting business
Judge James H. 0rten, of Farming
ton, was here Saturday shaking hands
with the voters.
r. H. Ramsey was passenger to
st. Louis Sunday morning to visit a
few days with his son, II. F.. Ramsey
and family and to attend the Masonic
Grand Lodge.
M. G. Mason has showed TO Potosi,
where he has bought a hotel Of which
he took charge the first Of the week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben DeForest, of
Irondale, were here Saturday night
attending the entertainment at the
high school auditorium.
The Miners Lumber Co. has a car
of Atlas Portland Cement in transit.
Profs. Mcintosh and Gear returned
Sunday from the State teachers meet
ing at Cape Girardeau. They report
a very interesting meeting
Rev. VIM. England, who has been
pastor of the First Baptist Church
here the past three months. resigned
his pastorate last Wednesday night
to take effect the FIRST of November.
He has been called to Fredericktown
to take charge of the church at that
place.
Constable Sam Thompson and M.
G. Mason got on track of some boot
leggers one day last week and came
very near catching them. They
found barrel Of mash, but did not
find the still or the owner. They
found the mash in the woods north Of
town. and said they c0uld smell it be-
fore they got within hundred yards
of it.
Bert Scott left Sunday morning for
Kansas City, where he will take a
course in automobile repairing. He
expects to. be gone about two months.
Walter McEwen, Of st. Louis, is
visiting his sisters, Mrs. c. A. Page
and Mrs. c. f. Miller, here this week.
Mrs. ]. w. Belcher visited relatives
in Flat River last Wednesday.
J. R. Mason has been on the sick
list the past week, threatened with
typhoid. '.>
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Mayberry and
Miss Irene Ward spent the weekend
with relatives at Bonnie TeTre.
J. T. Simms and family and J. c..
Fields attended the Democratic speak
ing at Pennington Monday night.
Mrs. c. H. Robinson is spending
few days visiting her Slaughter, Mrs.
VIM. Wood, and family at Alton, Ill.
Have your house wired by the
Miners Lumber Co.
II. f. Burdick, who moved here last
week from st. Louis, moved back to
the city the first of this week. 1t did
not take him long to get enough of
country life.
Jos. Wilson, who has been working
at Buffalo, N. Y, the past few months,
has returned home fer the winter.
Miss Theresa Henderson and Miss
Zoah Adams spent the weekend with
relatives at Caledonia
Stanley Dixon is reported to be on
the sick list this week,
DR.! D. Appleberry has moved to his
new home on Main street, where he
has has office in connection with his
home.
The Herculaneum boys and girls
high school basket ball teams will
play our girls and boys at the high
school auditorium Friday night.
Grover Thompson, who has been
farming near IHopewell, in Washing
ton county, has moved here temper
arily but has not decided whether he
will locate here permanently or not.
Presiding Elder OH. Duggins, of
preached at the Method
list church Sunday night, after which
he held quarterly conference.
TIE Second Baptist congregation has
bought the hotel building just west of
the post office, and will convert it
into church. @
H. L. Cook, of Bonnie Terre, was
here on business Tuesday short
time. T.
Master Glenwood McMullin won the
State W. C. 7. U. prize in essay con-
test work for the 9th grade. His