The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-10-12
FLAT RIVER.

week with relatives III SprOtt.
Born, Monday, October 0, 1911, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thomure, a boy.
Born, Thursday, October 3, 1911,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Corval Taylor, II
boy.
Captain /. J. Pirtle, State Mine
Inspector, left Tuesday morning for
points north after several days work
examining properties in the Lead
Belt.
Mrs. &. +. N0rwine, who has
been in i'll health for some time, is
rapidly improving, and we hope to
note her complete recovery within n
very short time.
Miss Margaret Gillespie, teacher
in room ;, East Flat River High
School, Is still confined to her home
following All operation for appendi-
citis. Her place is being filled by
Miss Ruth Strayhorn.
Mrs. George W. Cloud and three
children returned Sunday from St.
Louis. While there they visited
Mr.. Clouds two brothers, W. A. and
f.. K. Cloud, and also Mrs. Lena
Cloud, widow OF John Cloud.
j. w. Clark, hest known to his
many friends in the Lead Belt as
"Uncle Bing,' went to st. Louis
Monday morning to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Richard Ashby. The chief
attraction for "Uncle Bling" in his
st. Louis visit is young grandson.
Mrs. j. NJ. Galutia and grand
/ daughter, Miss Gladys Garrett, re-
turned last Friday from st. Louis
where they visited Miss Garrett IS
father, Jesse NJ. Garrett, who is in
a hospital there. They report Mr..
Garrett much improved and expect
| him to be out In about two weeks.
Doctor j. II. A. Vaughan, presid-
ing elder Of the Poplar Bluff Dis
trict of the Southern Methodist
Church, and Mrs. Vaughan, arrived
last Friday to visit their daughter
Mrs. &. X. Bramblet. Doctor
Vaughan has returned to Poplar
Bluff, Mrs. Vaughan remaining here
for more extended visit.
Doctor j p. Stubbleheld, former
pastor of the Flat River Southern
Methodist Church, accompanied by
his family, departed "Wednesday
morning for st. Louis, where he wal
appointed pastor Of the Carundele
Church by the recent Conference
Doctor Stubbleheld will reside or
Virginia avenue nt the corner -
New Haven avenue.
William MedlOck and family have
returned from Los Angeles and vii
remain in Flat River. Mr.. Medlocl
was well pleased with the Pacif
Coast aud wOsld have remained
there except for the i'll health of hi
wife, who seemed unable to stanC
the climate. Los Angeles physi
clans advised Mrs. Modlock To leav,
the coast climate.
The Flat River baseball team vii
play Green's All-Stars at the Fla
River ball park next Sunday after
noon at 330. This will he the thirt
game between the Flat River anna
tours and st. Francois county pro
fessionals. Flat River lost the frs
game to the All.Stars, but took tn
, second by IA large score. The gam
Sunday will be for the rubber, an
both teams are out to win.
Local Republican politicians ar
much wrought up over the name
in which c. Il. Donman, former Coun
ty Collector, is making eyes ut tn
Republican nomination for State An
r ditor. Some are for and some fern
. list. Denman's political aud bushes
successes have given him strongt
which does not set well with the IN
dependents in the party, and thcr
is much cutting for deal among thOs
. who are sitting in the game.
. Fourteen additional foreigner
joined the Flat River union Nondn
night, their applications having pr,
, viOusly been approved. tour Othc
applications for membership ar
pending. The increase in member
ship in all locals of tn" Lead Rel
continues, and there is particular
p, ~ strong movement among the foi
, eign"rs. Organizer Antoine La,
SIGH addressed an enthusiast
meeting of foreigners in Flat Rive
Miners Union Hall Sunday aftci
noon.
Exciting Preliminary.
p In the preliminary examination ,
4 the ten foreigners, Austians an
Russians, before Justice Arenz'
, Tuesday, some breezy scenes wer
enacted. These foreigners had bee
arrested and were arraigned on
charge of assault with intent to XII