The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-01-14
LEADWOOD
Pnhlic Installation

, Leadwood Lodge No, 500 A. F. & |
A. NJ, and Margaret Chapter No. BAG,
o. Z. s., held joint installation last !
Saturday night, Jan. 9Th. The follow
ing officers were installed: J. F. Pos
ton, w. NJ; J. A. Evans, s. W.; R.
H. Ramsey, j. W.; A. w. Level, Sec
rotary; H. L. Stapp, Treasurer; C. P.
Hale, Chaplain; Bert Stapp, s. D.; +.
F. Karsch, J. D.; J. Adam Karsch, S.
S.; Bert Scott, J. s.; A. B. Jeremiah,
Marshal; and J. F. Becker, Tyler.
There were some extra duties attach
ed to Bro. Deremiah's office. He is to
look after the quarantine work at
Frankclay.
The o. E. S. installed the following
officers: Mrs. Kate Edmonds, w. NJ;
A. w. Level, w. p; Mrs. Ollie Evans,
A. M; Mrs. Marie Jeremiah, Conduc-
tress; Mrs. Esther Edmonds, A. G.;
Mrs. Annie Clay, Secretary; Mrs. An
ME Goodman, Treasurer; Mrs. Edna
Reaves, organist; Mrs. Daisy Stapp,
Chaplain, Mrs. Lulu Mcfarland, Mar
shall; Mrs. Eula Becker, Adah; Mrs.
Mollie Williams, Ruth; Mrs. Jennie
MCGEE, Esther; Mrs. Nettie Hender-
son, Martha; Mrs. Kate Karsch, Elec-
ia; Mrs. LYDIA Bass, Warden; j. +.
Poston, Sentinel After the installa-
ton of officers and the speech making
was over, those present were served by
the members of the Star with boun-
tiful spread of good things to eat.
Walter McEwen, of st. Louis, was
/. down Saturday night to take in the
basket ball game between Leadwood
t and DesloCe. Walter was one of
Leadwood's star players of that game.
:. Amos Morris of st Louis, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
e Morris.
T The epidemic of smallpox continues
I to spread in Frankclay. The State
q Board of Health has quarantined the
s town, and allows no one to come ir
4, or go out of town. The st. JOSEPH
70 Lead Co. has made provisions that al
le the citizens of Leadwood and Frank
n clay can be vaccinated without cost
l. This is real kind in the company ant
y everybody should avail themselves o
G. this opportunity, in order to staml
out the disease. Up to date about 30
* have been vaccinated. There has on
IN ly been but one case reported in Lead
Ia wood.
v Emory Taylor, of Desloge, was Wis
lie iting relatives here Sunday.
Miss Mary Dunn, former teache
es of lockwood, but now teaching at Ell
I'll wins, was visiting in Leadwood Satur
IN day.
The work on the lockwood Com
p munity House is progressing yer
er rapidly. The roof will be on by tn
middle of the week.
* Presiding Elder o. H. Duggins wi
preach at the Methodist church Sun
Mt day night, Jan. Itch.
a The boys basket ball team of tn
o. lockwood high school defeated Des
i loge on the Y. NJ. C. A. court at Fla
lie River Saturday night, Jan. 8th, %
+ 10. The first half was closely tough
battle, but in the second half tn
la Leadwood boys held and increased
n lead throughout the game which EDS
loge could not overcome. The Lead
ut wood boys have lost only one gam
:. during the outdoor season, and inten
n, to make a clean sweep of the indoo
n, schedule, three victories already bein
ne accredited them. Leadwood plays tn
strong Esther team at the Y. M. c. A
n Flat River, Friday night. Everyon
he is expecting a very close game.
Rev. J. w. Ham was transactin
W business at Desloge Tuesday morr
s. ing.
es The two-year-old child of Mr.. an
Mrs. Carl Mayberry, which was OF
m Grated on at the Bonnie Terre hospit;
a few days ago, was ableto be brougt
a home this week.
The six-months-old child of Mr.. an
or Mrs. R. A. Laramore died Monda,
Jan. 10th, of stomach trouble. Lift
nd Ebert Franklin will be sadly missC
ey from the home, and we extend OF
heartfelt sympathy to the family.
as John Crossan, who bought the She
shop of VIM. Jahncke, has moved
h., Leadwood and taken charge of tt
rs. shop. Mr.. Crossan says that he e,
as poets to put in complete line I
shoes and stock of army goods.
phi There is an old saying that fello
can go home when he can't go an