The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-10-05
FLAT RIVER,

Mrs. FRANK fltrh Of Bonnie 1erre
spent Monday in Flat River.
Jerry Leach went up to the Yelled
Prophet festivities Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs, Ira II. Strauss and sister,
Miss Dorothy Hon, went to st.
Louis Tuesday.
Doctor and Mrs. NJ. II. Topping
left Monday for ST Louis to attend
the Yelled Prophet festivities.
Miss Blanche Bilharz has returned
to Hosmer Hall. st. Louis. where
she has attended school for the last
three years.
Miss Ethel Smith, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. NJ.
smith, IN Flat River, returned to
st. Louis Monday afternoon.
f.. l.. Higgins and family spent
few days with relatives in Wash
ingtun county last week. They re-
turned to Flat River Monday.
Mrs. &. W. Cloud and three chill
drcm are in st. Louis this week as
guests of Mr., and Mrs. W. A.
Cloud, formerly of Pennington.
Mrs. G. r. Woodward aud two
children, accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Mitchell, went to ST.
Louis Tuesday t" attend the Yelled
Prophet ball.
Attorney Turner Holland of st
Louis, legal representative of the
Federal Lead Company, was in
Flat River sunday and Monday on
business of the company.
Miss Mabel Martin of Colorado
Springs, Colo, after visiting in Flat
River for n few days, has returned
to Pennington. She will depart in
few days for her home in Colora-
do.
Mrs. J. VI. GaIutia and grand
daughter, Miss Gladys Garrett,
went to ST. Louis Tuesday after
noon. They will visit Miss Gar
rett's father, Jesse NJ. Garrett, who
is patient in one of tn" city hos
pitfalls.
Practically all Of the Jewish resi-
dents of the Lead Belt observed Nom
Ripper, the Day of Atunement, on
Monday services were conducted
throughout TIA" day ia Tia" Woodmcu
Hall under the leadership of Singer
l.. Solewastick, of ST. Louis.
Mrs. llchcr Nations and little
daughter arrived in Flat River Mon
! day from Cape Girardruu. where
/ Mrs, Nations visited her mother.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Nations hav" begun
housekeeping IN the Schramm
house, formerly occupied by Henry
! Roberts.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W. Coviugtou
went To- It. Louis Tuesday morning
to attend Tia" Automobile Show.
/ They w"r" joined Mt Bonnie Trrrc by
Miss Minnie Hendrix, daughter Of
Mrs. t"viugtou, who accompanied
them on tn" trip.
Six of the local adhcrrnts to the
sport of basket ball are organizing II
team and will meet Friday evening
To- select II captain. The six are
Vernon Wallcn, William II Spring
or, Prof. Il. NJ. Strong and his broth
or, j. NJ. Strong, both formerly Of
Cape Girardeau, and Heber Nations
and Raymond psrkins. The local
team plans to arrange games with
teams from DeSoto, Bonnie Trrrc,
Frstus and Cap" Girard"au
Two Lead Belt unions, Bouuc
Tcrrc and L"adwood, have voted to
put their financial secretaries on
salary at once, andthrsc two officers
will Civ" their "utirr time to FEEDER
alton affairs. They will spend a
! portion Of their time IN outside field
work, IA, walking Delegates. open
| headquarters will b" maintained by
! these two locals. The present seq
| rotary ut L"udwood is f.. NJ. Davis.
and at Bonnie T"rrr, Fred Wright.
Mrs Emma f. Langdun. organ
! iHcr of Womcn'S AuNilurics of the
Western Federation of Miners, who
| has been confined to her bed since
| Labor Day as result Of nervous
| breakdown from uV"rwork, left
Tuesday afternoon for st. Louis,
whcr" ~h" will remain until Satur-
day, when she will return To Flat
| River. Mrs. Langdon was accom-
| panied 10y DR.. +, \. Lowell, her ply
stefan. After brief visit to the
Lead Belt, Mrs. Langdon will take
a vacation at her home in Pine
Bluil, Arkansas. President Meyer
has advised that she stop her work
until fully recovered The sprainrd
ankle which she suffered Labor
Day is entirely well,
Hrrculaneum has been post-of-