Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-06-16
Cove Items.

AS the Cove occupies quite a
prominent place on the map of
this locality, being surrounded by
fertile fields of growing wheat, oats,
corn, and meadows, where nature
with its classic beauty seems to
smile and laugh in the face of the
beholder, and as we have not for a
long time seen anything from here
in the columns of your very valu-
able paper, we send for this weeks
paper a short communication, and
will occasionally send you a few
news items during the next few
months; that is, if this commune
cation escapes the very much
to be dreaded waste basket.
VIM. Henson, who spent a week
or so in st. Louis, has returned
home and we are glad to state, is
very much improved in health,
He and his wife went to Flat River
Saturday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson,
of Sabula, visited Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Allgier Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Thompson returned on No. q
Sunday evening, while Mrs. 7,
will remain with her parents until
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Martin attended
church at Fort Hill Sunday.
Mr.. Gordon, of Roselle, visited
his parents here Sunday.
Miss Pearl Yount has returned
home from school to spend the
summer vacation with her mother
We are glad to state that sht
made good progress with he
studies during the past year, and
that she will graduate next year
A brighter, more cheerful younI
lady than Miss Pearl is hard t,
find, and we predict for her a yer.
bright future.
Miss Mamie Ringo, of Arcadia
was out driving near the Shut Ii
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. j. H. Calvert preached her
on the first Saturday and Sunday
in this month. AS usual, h
preached a very good sermon to al
orderly, we'll behaved audience.
Mrs. Andrews, of Russellville
was out driving neal the Shut-Il
Sunday afternoon.
Sunday afternoon the write
took a stroll through Russellville
Arcadia, and Ironton. BENZ
somewhat weary we stopped nea
"The Naples that we might for
few minutes enjoy the beauty ant
grandeur of the scenery which sur
rounds that place. Truly a lovelie.
place than the Arcadia Valley il
hard to find, and one who love-
nature need not long for company
though he be alone, for what il
pictured to the mind through thu
eyes, the windows of the soul, il
certainly enough to fill ones sou
with admiration and awe.
Sunday night a number o
young persons took a hay ride tt
the home of Mr.. Lott west of Iron
ton where they spent a couple o
hours very pleasantly singing
The following r names of thos'
who were in the hay ride: Mise
Rebecca and Leatress Tins, Molli
and Minnie Patterson, Emmi
Henson, Mary Belmar, Maui
Casteel, and Messrs. Will ant
Tony Allgier, Russell Tins, Ott'
Patterson, John Propst and Waite
Henson.
MI. and Mrs. w. T. Gay wer
out viewing the Shut-In countr.
Sunday afternoon.
, During the past two weeks quit
a number of persons, who ha'
been victims of the Murdoch
Crumb land drawing, were out i
the sticks and rocks near her
! trying to locate their farms. On
poor fellow offered, to give tn
, writer the numbers of his farm an
to accept whatever amount c
money we would offer him for i
as he was tired, and sick of hi
deal, and wished to return home
From what we knew of the lane
3 we did not want it at any price.