Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-07-23

Have you tried the New drink
called Cherry Chic, which can be had
at the Randy Kitchen?
MIR. ]. Kummel, formerly with the
White & Hummel Manufacturing Co.,
but more recently connected with the
Hummel Manufacturing Co., at Jasper,
Alabama, is now bookkeeper for the
Renter Hub and Spoke factory, at
Dexter, Nc.
Following a surgical operation, Har-
~ Ellis died in st. Luke's Hospital, st.
Louis, Monday night. twenty-five
years or more ago Mr.. Ellis worked
in the office of the Ore & Steel Co., at
Pilot Knob. A widow, two daughters
and a SOL survive.
Miss Naomi Rudy, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tetley the past week, return
ed to her home at Ironton yesterday.
She was accompanied by Miss Lurene
Tetley, who will be her guest for a
few days.-Farmington News.
The thermometer last Thursday reg
istered 107-the hottest weather since
1901. In that awful summer there
were two days when the thermometer
touched 113. Thursday night was the
most oppressive we have known in a
residence of over half a century in the
valley.
The tie drive which the Moss Tie
Company is taking down the Middle
Fork is said to be moving along nice
ly, the bulk of the ties having passed
L~esServille. Thirty or So men are en-
ployed on the drive. They have
about 100 900 ties in the drive Cen
terville Outlook.
The Catholic Ladies wish to an
nounce that they will give a~Dance
and Lawn Social at the residence of
Mrs. Kanouse in Arcadia, Wednesday
evening, August 5. Light refresh,
ments, including the best of HON e
made cakes and frozen deserts, will
be served throughout the evening.
Frank McCallan, who worked in
Kennett more than twenty years ago,
doing the finishing work on the Shell
ton store building and the court
house, is again in Kenneth, as fore
man for Contractor Tetley, on the
Presbyterian church. He was mar
ried since he left Kenneth. His home
is at Arcadia.-Dunklin Democrat.
Mr.. R. J. Macarthur of Graniteville
was the guest at the home eff Mr.. and
Mrs. Mic. Jay for several days the
past week. He returned on Sunday
morning, accompanied by his daugh-
ter who has been spending a few
weeks with her aunt and uncle.
Florence Jay also left with them for
a weeks stay.-Festus Independent.
Mrs. w. T. Halle and her daughters,
Misses Agnes and Willette, with Mrs.
o. j. Mayberry, left this week for
Arcadia, where they have rented a
bungalow, where they will spend
several weeks, remaining throughout
the Baptist Assembly, which begins
early in August. They will be joined
there by Mrs. s. R. Turley and her
son, Lovel.-Farmington Times.
County Treasurer Jones Monday
received a check from the State Audi
tor for $1,000 to be applied to the
roads in Iron county; $500 of the
amount goes to the Special Road Dis
trict recently created near Glover,
and $500 will be spent on the road be-
tween here and Belleview. The STATE
makes these appropriations because
the county has made appropriation
for similar amounts.
Rev. W. G. Russell, pastor of thu
Methodist church at Warrenton, Mo.
is an attendant on the Methodist AS
sembly in Arcadia and was a caller a
this office last Wednesday. Mr.. Rus
sci is a grandson of the late John z
Hayden, one of the pioneers in thi
section and who many years mad
his home on a farm west of Shepher'
Mountain. This is Mr.. Russell's frs
visit to the valley in thirty years.
Rev. John E. White, D. D., who will
be the Assembly pastor on Arcadii
Heights this summer, is the pastor o
the Second Baptist Church, of Allan
ia, Ga, the largest church In Georgia
DIR. White possesses a very strikin
, personality. He is an EXCEPTIONAL
brilliant orator, much in demand TO
t assemblies and chautauquas. Dr.
White is identified with many of In
social movements of the South. II
is very popular at home.
An attache Of the civil service com
mission at Washington, D. O., will b
here Thursday with the papers mad
at the examination by the applicant
for the Des Arc post office. Som
complaint has been made at the grad
ing Of the commission and the paper
, will be brought here SO that tn
: matter can be fully explained. A
persons interested can see the paper
Y at the office of Prosecuting Attorne
9 Damron in the courthouse on Thurs
day.
Among the visitors to the Assembl
q Sunday were DR.. W. Harral and wife
of st. Louis, who made the trip in a
automobile. They called at the REG
INTER office. 1t was the first time th
editor had the pleasure of meetin
Mrs. Harral, who is certainly a mos
! pleasing and gifted conversationalist
: DR.. Harral is one of the Bellevue
boys who has made good. He enjoy
a large and lucrative practice and ha
high rank in the profession in s.
Y Louis.
Mr.. G.. A. Buckley, the contracto
and builder, is the proud possessor {
handsome gold watch presented hi
b by the Arcadia College as an appre
citation of the faithful work he pei
formed in building the large additic
: to the college property that was re
. cently completed. On the back of tt
watch is engraved, presented to M
aIG. A. Buckley for Mastery Workman
: ship, Arcadia College," 1t is a pref
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