Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-06-12

MdtnuoiA mao CuaIBo OF lnS bCnOOl
year before last. Miss Esse Tolleson
of Grsniteville will be the primary
teacher.
Mrs. Sallie Allen and daughter, Miss
Wanda, of Poplar Bluff, arrived Fri
day and expect to reside in Ironton
for a time. 1t is hoped the pure air
of our beautiful valley will fully re-
store Mrs. Aliens health, which has
been failing for some time.
The Schneider granite ~quarries at
Grsniteville, which have been closed
down for some time, resumed opera
tions Monday morning and expect to
be fairly busy throughout the summer.
At present most of the time will be
devoted to crushed granite.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. W. Andrews we're
in st. Louis last Saturday to meet Mrs.
Julia Garter and children, of Atlanta,
Georgia, who will spend the summer
in the valley. Sanford is taking his
summer lay-off and will have a good
time with his grandchildren.
We are informed that Mr.. H. B.
Krenning, who recently purchased
"The Naples" property, is arranging
to build a bungalow home on the site
of the former residence. Mr.. Kren-
ming and family r now domiciled
for the summer in the cottage on the
place.
DIR. H. @. Bernhardt, a well known
dentist of st. Louis, was in Ironton
Sunday looking over the valley with a
view of buying him a home. We under
stand that the DR.. was delighted with
our surroundings and will very likely
purchase him a home here in the near
future.
The thirty sixth annual Commence
ment of the Arcadia College and Ur-
suline Academy will take place on
Wednesday, June 18th, at two o'clock
P. M. There will be no special invita-
tions issued. The friends and patrons
of the Institute are cordially invited
to be present.
HI. B. Jones has let the contract to
Chas. j. Tual for a residence he pro-
poses building just north of the home
of DIR. H. M. Jones in east Ironton
Harry will remove his family from
Pilot Knob as soon as his new home
is finished, which he hopes will be in
the early fall.
The Ozark Band and the citizens of
Arcadia Valley will give a Grand
Fourth of July Picnic in the Arcadia
Hotel Park, for the benefit of the
street light fund of that town. Pro-
gram will be published next week, to-
gether with the names of those COM
posing the Committee of Arrange
ments.
Our young friend, 9. B. Paullus,
formerly of Belleview, but now a liv-
ing in Oklahoma City, writes: "While
l am a dyed in the wool Republican ]
certainly do enjoy reading the REGIS
TER, and will just add that it is the
best county paper I ever read" Very
kind words, and we appreciate them
Mr.. Paullus.
Mr.. Balfour Phelan, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. s. M Phelan, st, Louis, sends
the editor an invitation to attend the
Commencement exercises of Smith
Academy, st. Louis, Tuesday evening
June II. We congratulate our young
friend on his getting through the
Academy and expect to hear more
from him in the future.
The flve-year-old son Of MI. A. g.
Russell, who lives east of Ironton, OF
Wednesday of last week put a bean in
his ear, showing it as far in as he
could with q stick. 1t wasn' but a lit
tie while until the ear began to hnrt
and the boy was taken to DR.. Mar
shall who had to administer chloro-
form before he could extract the bean
Mr.. j. L. Hickman, former schoo
commissioner of Iron county, but nov
a graduate in veterinary, was in Iron
ton last week for the first time il
many years. DIR. Hickman is now 10
Gated at Brunot for the practice of hi
profession and solicits the public pat
ronage. He made his home in Kan
sas for a number of years until abou
six months ago.
To Miss Irene O. Marshall, daughte
of DIR. I. A. Marshall, of Ironton, tn
editor is indebted for an invitation tt
attend the Commencement Exercise
of the Kroeger School Of Music, st
Louis, Thursday afternoon and even
ing. June 10th, 1918. Miss Irene is IN
questionably q talented performe
and we should like very much to b'
present on that occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. T. Indlin, of 81
Louis, honored the editor with an in
vitation to the marriage of thei
daughter, Gertrude Mary, and MI
Elmer B. Becker, on Monday morn
ing, June 9th, 1913, st. Theresa
Church, st. Louis. Elmer is a Pilo
Knob boy; one of the worthiest an
most deserving we eve knew. W
hope for him all the good things Q
this world.