Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-07-17
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Des Arc Items.
We have had some fine rains

We have had some fine rains.
Judge w. T. Stevnson, wife and
daughter have gone to his farm, near
Williamsville. While there he will
ship car of corn in the shuck to Des
Arc, which he will sell for 70 cents a
bushel. The Judge has lots of corn at
Williamsville.
DIR. Geo. w. Toney was here Sun
day. He tells me that Bert Toney has
returned from the west mnch improv-
ed in health.
met with my old friend, Judge
Ijams, of Wayne county, on train %
the other day. He was on his way
home from Gettysburgh. Judge Iams
was in the 18th No. Car. regiment and
was in Pickett's famous charge. He
and made trip to Virginia to the
jamestown Exposition in 1907. If l
had known he was going to Gettys-
burgh would have gone with him.
He returned by way ofNorth Carolina,
/ his old home.
DR.. Fred Farr shipped a car of cat
tie Sunday night. This is the third
car this month.
The bridge carpenters are here with
their boarding cars. They are fenc-
| ing in Gads Hill, Vulcan, Annapolis
and Sabula. 1t will save lots of stock
being killed.
John Lovelace and family spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallis.
Jas. Maddox, brother of Ed. Mad
dock, who is brakeman on south end,
was home to-day Sunday.
Miss Agnes Maddox, from st.
Louis, came home on visit to he1
mother Sunday.
| Walter Fitz is at the hospital in st
Louis having his eye treated He hat
an ulcer on one of his eyes. His wife
is with him. 1t is quite unfortunate
for him as he has just gone into theil
new store at Lilbourn.
Ray Stamp went to the city Mon
day.
Ed. Miller, who has been here under
treatment from DR.. Whitesides, hal
return home on Crane Pond mucl
improved.
w. w. Strother has traded hi
church property for 240 acre farm
three miles southeast of, Des Arc
This church was formerly built fol
the Holiness people, but they failed
to redeem the mortgage on it anC
: Rev. Strother bought it.
Mr.. Baldin, formerly of Coldwater
Mo-, came on No. % Sunday from
Poplar Bluff, with the corpse of hi
dead child to bury at C6ldwater, Mo
The mother was so stricken with grie
. she was not able to go any further
than Des Arc. We feel sorry for her
Prof. W. e. Mckee attended the
the Teachers Meeting at Ironton Fri
day.
: Miss Ethel Miller spent Sunday
with relatives at Sabula.
John Howard and little daughte
were in Ironton Saturday.
Master Paul Hughes is visiting hi
aunt, Mrs. Polk, at Ironton.
Sam Henderson and wife from
Granite City are visiting relative
: here.
Miss Edith Miller, Macy Amsdel
and Ed Reed went to Ironton Frida,
to attend the teachers meeting
!, Walter Strother is tearing the roo
off the church formerly owned by tn
Holiness people and making dwell
. ing house for Joe Eldridge, who Wi
move into the house as soon as 1t |
a completed, having traded same t
Mr.. Eldridge for his farm.
Green Brooks has moved into
>, house on College HILL Mr.. Geo. Kin
has moved into the house vacated b.
him, the property of Walter Fitz.
Mr.. James has moved from Colleg
Hill to Monett, Mo-, where they wi
: make their future home.
|. Frank Payne from Leeper was her
Friday on business. ISAAC,