Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-04-04
Des Arc Items.

Des Arc Items.
We have spring at last and
farmers will SOW oats and plant
potatoes.
l attended church on College
Hill to-day and heard a sermon
by the Rev. Bates of Texas.
While sitting there listening to
that good old hymn, "Jesus Lover
of My Soul" l thought how many
candidates are there in church to-
day? Boys, if you want the moral
vote of this county, you must at
tend church and set a good ex-
ample for the rising generation.
How many men in this county
will say amen,Ito this?
DR.. Jones, of Brunot, will ship
his fine horse to Hot Springs Mon
day. Ed Maddox will take him.
This horse was formerly owned
by w. j. Fitz and was raised in
Belleview.
G. L. Stevenson was here from
Brunot last week looking after
business.
The side tracks in front of the
hotel are about completed.
w. w. Strother and E. White
failed to make their trade, so we
will have Mr.. Strother with us a
while longer.
Shelly Nash spent last week
with his parents in Greenville,
Texas.
Mrs. DR.. O'Bannon, of Annap.
oils, was here last week to attend
the Holiness meeting; also Mrs.
Lee Dunn, of Sabula.
Mrs. Googan is teaching music
at Annapolis and Sabula on Mon
day of each week.
Mrs. O. G.. Lucy spent one day
last week with Mrs. Massie Ruble.
Mrs. H. Brewington and son, Of
Brunot, took the train here fol
Fredericktown last week.
Mrs. j. L. Strader spent last
week with her son at Hogan.
Miss Eta Keathley went tc
Ironton Saturday.
Trainmaster Clements was here
Saturday to meet the town board
He wants them to adopt a stock
law. We will take a vote on it.
Twenty thousand immigrants
arrived in New York in four days
last week. At this rate how many
will arrive during the year? As
soon as they are naturalized they
vote the Republican ticket and i
is no wonder that the Democrats
can not elect q president.
l learn that my old friend, JACK
feathers, has been very sick with
pneumonia, but is some better at
this writing.
l am sorry to see Cowherd come
out for governor, being defeated
once gives him a poor show. l DE-
not believe in the second race
Majors is the man. Dave Ball i:
a back number.
Chas. Harvey is writing a shor
war story every Sunday in thu
Globe Democrat and it is the mos
one-sided description of some o
the battles that | ever saw. l wisl
he would read the history of ou
war by A. Stevens.
The section bosses are allowed
eight men now. They are putting
in new cross ties.
Miss Eva Stevenson spent Sun,
day with her sister, Mrs. Parker
at Annapolis.
0. Stevenson came up from hi
mill last week to visit his mother
Miss Beulah Cooper, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cooper, wa
married in st. Louis last Thurs
day to MI. Geo. l. Pace, of Bour
bon, Mo. Miss Cooper is an &C
complished young lady of gu
town. We wish for this youn,
couple much happiness and sue
cess through life.
Rev. Humphreys, the Presiding
Elder, will preach at the M. E
church Sunday night, 18th. We
hope to have a good crowd out t,
hear him as he is a good conse
created man and is we'll know
among some of our people, as hi
was formerly pastor here som,
years ago. We are glad to have
him with us again. Let every on
come out and hear him.
Isaac