Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-06
Arcadia News.

M, with an address by DR.. S. H
: Wainwright, Presiding Elder O
the St. Louis District. DR.. Pau
H. Linn, of Scruggs Memoria
, church, st. Louis, will preach OF
Tuesday evening proceeding at
} o'clock. Will you be there ant
hear the first sermon in the taber.
naele? 1t will be a great sermon
, by a great man.
Uncle Charlie Lee and Horace
Wagner from Festus expect to be
present from start to finish of the
camp meeting, and Ihave theil
families with them. That is right,
sign a whole scholar and don't
miss a day nor a service
DR.. j. R. Vaughn, Presiding Ell
der OF the Poplar Bluff District,
writes that he knows of five fami-
lies coming from Ripley county
and a largeidelegation from Pop
lar Bluff. They are coming from
the east and from the west and
from the north and from the south
to sit down in the big steel taber-
nacle and shout:
"Who are we? Who are we?
Coming to beautiful Arcadee
To camp meeting all turned out;
Hear us in the Ozarks shout!
Glory, Glory, Hallelujah!
Prof. Arthur Vaughn, of Cape
Girardeau, writes that the" Cali
lee Men, will be here 100 to $50
strong August Doth and Both. He
is an enthusiastic Galileean and
hopes to create more enthusiasm
among the young men for the or
ganization of the Galilee classes.
The open session of the Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society
last Sunday evening was a sue
cess in every particular. Every
number on the program was filed
save one, and that one was not
missed as the others were so good.
The collection was something
over six dollars, which goes to Ar
cadia's share in the support of
Miss Florence Barton as a Mis-
sionary in Brazil.
Miss Florence Barton, of Fred
e%ricktown, and recently appointed
Missionary to Brazil, Mrs. P. E.
Genoway, of Fredericktown, and
District Secretary of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of
Pennington District, Mrs. Ida
Carr, District Secretary of the
Woman's Home Mission Society.
and Miss Zadie Royalty, the Lead
Belt Deaconess, spent Sunday in
Arcadia and participated in the
open session of the Woman's
Home Mission Society.
The Arcadia Valley boy scouts
number two patrols now and x
pect their number to increase as
the days go by. They are drilling
and going swimming three times a
week and every scout of them can
swim. They expect to have their
uniforms in time for the encamp-
ment and to make themselves
generally useful. They hope to
have a tent on the grounds and to
visit some with the Flat River and
Dexter scouts. The boys seem to
thoroughly enjoy their exercises
and to enter upon their drills with
energy. They have adopted the
American boy scouts motto: ga
kind turn to somebody every
day" =
The 4th passed off very warmly
in Arcadia and was a strenuous
day for some of us who have ex-
officio duties.
Miss Jessie Holloman was a Wis
itor in Arcadia on the 4th.
There we're some rumors of real
estate deals in town last week.
Mr.. Sellinger and Rev. Aspley are
said to have bought the property
occupied by Mr.. Eldracker.
Mrs. Plant has rented her resi-
dence on College street to Mrs.
Fennimore, who will use it as an
annex to the Arcadia Hotel.
Mrs. B. a. Hopkins of Doni-
phan desires to rent a bungalow
on the Encampment grounds for
the summer. A dozen bungalows
or small cottages could be quickly
rented at a good rate, if they were
just ready now. Every church in
the conference ought to have a
bungalow on the Encampment
grounds. Up to date, a bakers
dozen families have expressed
their intention of remaining all
through the Encampment Season,
July 18th to August 9th. Parties
desiring to do so may remain tent
ing until cool weather.
We r informed that the picnic
west of Arcadia a short distance.
broke up in a row about noon on
4th, after one poor unfortunate
had gotten pretty badly beaten
about the head and face. Too
much beer was the cause.
Fireworks fixed and doomed all
around us 4th night, and some
very spectacular displays were
given, but SO far as we have heard
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no one was hurt.
Master George Clarkson dived
on to q rock and cut his head pref
badly last Monday evening
while in swimming at Red Rock.
The 18th afternoon, while Miss
Thomson of valley Home was
out driving with a friend, her
horse became frightened at a pass
ing automobile and ran away.
throwing both occupants out Of
the buggy and scratching Miss
rhomson's face pretty badly. Her
companion, we understand. es-
'aped with only slight injuries.
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