Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-10-15

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mitted to the school children. The
school rooms, however, have been
fumigated and every effort viii be
made to prevent an epidemic.
"The Town Fooli' is a live wire in
the comedy field; it's the standard
OF amusement for q medium price of
admission. Wednesday, October 21st.
Rev. Geo. Steel was in st. Louis
Monday and Tuesday where he had
been summoned to ofieiate at the
wedding Of two young people who
had been members of his church dur
his pastorate at Tower Grove.-Lead
Belt News.
Local fans displayed much interest
in the Worlds Championship Base
Ball Games between the Boston and
Philadelphia clubs and bulletins were
received and posted of each contest.
After it was all over everybody had
known all the time that the Bean Eat
ers were sure winners.
Mr.. 9. A. White and his sons, Ed.
White and VIM Vsndell, of Redmond
vile, were in Ironton last Saturday.
Mr.. White informed us that the plant
of the White & Hummel Manufactur-
ing Company at Redmonville is in
fine shape and they hope to be making
plenty of hubs soon.
Miss Florence Good Hturned to her
home in st. Louis last Saturday after
a visit of ten days with her uncle,
VIM. Good, and family. While here
she and her uncle spent a few days
with her sister, Mrs. John Meacey, Of
Arcadia, and other relatives and
friends of theirs in Iron county,
Pennington News.
S. W, Andrews, the popular con-
ductor on the Belmont Branch, was
in town Tuesday, enroute with his
family tQpDe Soto to visit relatives.
Mr.. Andrews has just got back to his
home at Arcadia from attending a
"Home Comers" gathering at War
saw, Ills. He also took a trip to the
Keokuk dam.-Bismarck Gazette.
T. T. Seitz and family of Hematite,
Mo-, visited relatives at Middlebrook
the first of the week. Tom has been
in the employ of the railroad COM
pany for a long while, being located
as agent at Hematite the past four
years. He was in Ironton Monday
morning shaking hands with old
friends here who were all glad to
see him.
Mr.. Geo. Stark, of Arcadia, at the
State Fair, at Sedalia, Mo-, last week,
was awarded First Premium for best
exhibit of cowpeas. This award, be-
sides the blue ribbon, car ries with it a
prize of 49, 90 cash. Mr.. s. reports to
us a crop of seven loads of hay-big
loads-of two and one-half acres. The
late rains have certainly been a bless
ing to this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin F. Roth, of Ill
mo, Mo, visited Mrs. Roth's father,
Mr., Otto Lueddecke of Pilot Knob,
last week. They made the trip from
limo in their automobile, and re-
turning were accompaniedt by Mrs,
Roth's brother, Louis Lueddecke.
While in the valley Mrs. Roth spend a
day with her friend, Mrs. q. w. Han
son, of Ironton, Mo.
The marriage Of Gustav William
Zude of Pilot Knob and Alleda Blon-
dena johnson of Ironton will be SOL
emnized at the Lutheran church at
Pilot Knob this Wednesday, evening
at Z O'Clock. After the. ceremony a
reception will be given at the home OF
the BRIDES aunt, Mrs. Pearl Hill, in
Ironton. Mr.. Zude and his bride will
make their home in Staunton, Ills.
Louis Miller of Arcadia has been at
work several weeks putting up AN
SO 1000 public school building at Will
Evansville. Last week it was learned
that there was some flaw in connec-
ton with the bond issue made to build
, the school and Mr.. Miller has sus
pended operations until the matter
can be rectified. A special election
/ will be held in the school district the
, goth of this month.
I 1t would indicate that the small poz
situation around Blackwell is becom.
acute. Gases have been reported from
time to time during the past month
but this week DR.. T. A. Son, member
of the State Board Of Health, was call
ed upon to help establish a quarantine
of the infected families. 1t is report
ed that there have been about 80 cases
mostly over in Washington County
Bonnie Terre Register.
We did not get our st. Louis mai
last Saturday morning until moor A
cIoudburst a couple of miles south o.
Irondale washed away the railroad
track for a quarter Of a mile or more
All trains had to 60 around by way
Of the Bonnie Terre and Belmont
roads until Sunday morning. There
was a big rainfall at Blackwell, too
and the tracks submerged, but nc
4 great damage resulted.
, Sweet singers, nimble dancers
comedians with a reputation that il
recognized by every theatre goer II