Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-06-11

will enjoy the annual outing and pic
mic at the Y. M. @. A. camp grounds,
near the Rudy farm, tomorrow
Thursday
Work has commenced on the
foundation for the new Manse which
will be built on the Presbyterian
church property. G. A Buckley has
the contract.
Harry D. Griffith, surveyor for the
Bismark & Western Railroad was in
%Ironton last week. Mr.. Griffith seems
to think the outlook is promising for
the construction of the road to pro-
coed in the near future.
Mr.. Gales Bond left Ironton last
Tuesday after spending several weeks
at the home of his brother, MI. A,
F. Bond. We found him to be a very
pleasant, genial gentlemen and wish
him well wherever he may cast his
lot.
Postmaster Daugherty announces
that on and after July LIST the Ironton
post-office will close at 6 O'Clock P. NJ.
If you have any good reason to Offer
why this should not be done Mr.,
Daugherty would like to hear from
you.
At meeting of the Pilot Knob
school board last Saturday night the
deadlock over the selection of teach
ers for the ensuing year continued.
The next meeting of the board will be
held next Tuesday when another
effort will be made to agree.
At a special meeting Of the City
Council Monday evening VIM. Trau-
ernicht was awarded the $4,000 il
bonds which the city will issue fol
street Improvement. The bonds will
draw five per cent. interest. Mr.
-Trauernicht takes them at par and IL
allowed 5000 for the expense incident
to making the issue.
Have received a new lot Of Ladies
Solid Gold La Valliere Neck Chains il
Diamonds and Pearls. Just the thing
for the SUMNER. Come and get YOU
choice at ADOLPH'S Jewelry Store
South Main street, IrOntOn, Mo.
The thermometer has been higher
than 80 every day the past week ant
Tuesday 9S was recorded-the higl
mark, thus far, of the summer. NJ
rain. The drouth is terrible. Mead
ows, oats and gardens about gone, anc
corn beginning to suffer. 1t is dis
couraging, even distressing, and Their
seems no promise of early relief.
have a complete line of the Cele
brated Blue Flame Perfection Cool
Stoves. Buy one now and keep cool
The n burner, just the thing TO
light house keeping or camp life
Price, each, $3.50. Also, the two
three and four burners at prices il
the reach of all.
A. M. MADIGAN.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Woman's Home Missionary Society o
Fort Hill church will be held at tn
residence of Mrs. DIR. Farrar, in Iron
ton, Thursday, June IL, 1914, 2:30 P. M
Only one more meeting before tn
Assembly. Ladies, let us have a full
attendance that we may take care 9
the work in hand. MEMBER.
Elsewhere is reproduced from tn
st. Louis Republic an article telling o
the pensioning by Andrew Carnegie
the steel king, of Rev. DR.. Jos. II
Foy, of st. Louis. Local interest at
taches thereto because of the fact tina
nearly thirty years ago DR.. Foy wa
pastor of st. Paul's church, Ironton
and, according to our notion, a bette
nor ADLER man, never filed a pulpi
in the valley.
Quite a large crowd attended tn
ball game between the Nebraska In
dams and a local team Tuesday after
noon. The score was 5 to 2 in thu
visitors favor. Some of the fans VIII
witnessed the game, however, tell u
that it was apparent that the Indian
didn't want to beat the home team to
badly, and had they done their yer.
best might possibly have scored an
other run or two. But the weathe
was too hot.
Married-At the home of the BRIDE
parents, Ironton, Mo-, Saturday, Jun
5, 1914, DR.. Carol McGhee, Fornfelt
Mo-, and Lora M. Bishop, Rev. Gee
w. Wise officiating. The bride is tn
charming daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. !
N. Bishop. Mr.. MCGEE was formerl
a resident Of Iron county, living 9
Belleview, and is brother Of Osca
MCGEE, who at one time had charg
of the Pilot Knob public schools. Th
REGISTER wishes them every happi
ness.
MARRIED-At Ironton, Mo-, Wed
nesday, June s., 1914, L. Arthur La
Plante of Arcadia to Miss Clara Mari
White, of this city, Rev. M. N. Pow
ers officiating. The REGISTER extend
its best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. La
Plante. May the new life which the
have happily begun be long draw
out, and each succeeding year ad