Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-08

passengers. No. 4 has never run by
Des Arc but twice in 80 days, always
some one getting off or on. We can
go to Piedmont now and return the
same day, which makes it very nice
for the Des Arc people.
DIR. Fred Farr is unloading a car of
here today. He is expecting 3
more cars. He will feed the most Of
it to his hogs.
l vas at Piedmont Friday. They
were unloading 2 cars there. They
we're selling it at zoe. 1t has the shuck
on. This corn was bought in the
neighborhood of Sikeston, Mo.
met my old friend Billy Bowles
at Sabula, Monday. He is looking
fine. His brother, John Bowles, is an
invalid, and has not walked for 4
years. He lives at Ashdown, Ark.
Mrs. R. H. Stevenson and children
accompanied her sister, Miss Edna
Smith, to Dexter Sunday. Miss Edna
will resume her studies in a Business
College there.
John Hackworth from Piedmont
spent Sunday here with his brother,
VIM Hackworth, who is still sick.
Miss Anges Maddox has returned
to St. Louis after spending the holt
days at home.
E. W. Fitz, wife and baby have re-
turned to Searcy, Ark.
Wallace Blizzard of Greenville, ILL.,,
was here last week the guest of his
sister, Mrs. E. Whiteside.
In my item last week there was an
error. 1t should have been that
George Paste and family we're visitors
at the home of J. w. Cooper, instead
of Gus Pate.
1 received a letter from my friend
and brother, Rev, W. Strother, wish
ing me a happy New Year. The
same to him. He tells me he has
been conducting a very successful
meeting at Carterville, ILL.,, in a
Nazarene church; the board has Of
fered him $40 per month to be their
pastor. We congratulate Bro. Strother
and hope he will meet with success in
his new field.
DR.. E. e. Whiteside, of Greenville,
~-Da hapn Lost uyaalJ tn nnnST11t with hIg
brother, DR.. E. Whiteside of this
place, in the illness of the latter's
little child, who has the typhoid fever.
The child is some better at this writ
ing. The DIR. Whitesides are twin
brothers and their likeness is SO great
it is very hard to distinguish them
from n another.
Jesse Johnson is still very ill o.
pneumonia. Our doctors are KEEP
busy, so much sickness in u com
munity. Whooping cough is spread
ing among the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Luna inter
tanned a number of invited friends a
, their home New Years Eve night
1 with a musical, given in honor of Mrs
Luna's sister, Miss Edna Earl Smith
who is spending the holidays will
home folks. All stayed till midnigh
, and watched the Old Year out and tn
: new one in, and after refreshment
were served they all wished each
other a "Happy New Year'' and de
] parted. Miss Edna will return t
v Dexter, Mo. where she is attendinI
business college.
Russell Daniels, son of Abb Daniels
who has been i'll for the past 2 year
of tuberculosis, passed away Mon
: day morning at 7 o'clock. He was 2
years of age. He recently returne
from Pueblo, Colorado, where h
T hoped the climate would benefit hin
: but he only grew worse and since hi
return he has been sinking rapidly
= His sisters we're called to his bedsid
1t and tenderly cared for him to the enc
j His mother passed away 2 years ag
g with this same disease. He leaves
= father, one brother, and two sisters
% We sy mpathize with them in the los
" OF their dear one. He was recent
: converted and was ready to meet b
g God. His remains will be laid by tn
d side of his mother in the Des Al
s. cemetery.
70 Mrs. Eustis died at the home of he
r daughter, Mrs. Leonard Morris, o
70 last Wednesday morning She cam
IS here to spend the Holidays with hi
daughter and was taken seriously
l. with pneumonia. She was formerly
II resident of this place but had move
TX to Hoxie, Arkansas, afew months ag
!; where she resided with her son, JAG
/ Eustis, an Iron Mountain brakemal
Is When her condition grew SO serior
'u that it was found she could not RI
~ cover, her children we're sent for, bI
N her son, Ed Eustis, and wife,
Nebraska, did not reach her bedsiC
until she had passed away. She WI
laid to rest in the Des Arc cemeter
after a short funeral service at the
e. church, conducted by Bro. j.
Strader. Among those from awf
A who attended the funeral were MI
or Brown of Henderickson, Mrs. W
f. McGill of Aendericksoh, and
IN number from Hoxie. Our sympatl
. roas ont 70 tbase obiIdren In the In