Iron County register., 1915-11-04

urday afternoon. Tesreau and Nc
Cabe will pitch.
A large crowd from the country for
miles around witnessed the Ironton-
Flat River base ball game in Ironton
last Friday afternoon. The contest
was e-sided, Ironton being victori-
GUS in a score of s to o. The local team
was helped out by the professional
pitchers, Tesreau and McCabe.
Strayed-From my farm, sometime
in June, one year old past heifer,
color medium red, with red and white
mottled face, natural muley. Marked
with crop of each ear and round
hole in each ear. Will pay for in
formation leading to her recovery.
FLEM KIDD, Edgehill, Mo.
Jas. s. Sutterfield informs us that
the State Fish Commissioner had
notified him that they would in few
days forward him shipment of 1000
rainbow trout to be placed in the
river at West Fork. A like shipment
was received and placed in the river
at that point year ago.-Reynolds
County Outlook.
Mr.. VIII. Smollinger of Iron Noun
tain was recent caller at this office.
He informed us that the talk of the
big things that were going to happen
at the Mountain is little premature.
A deal has been made, but no money
paid yet. However, Mr.. Smollinger
is of the opinion that the sale will be
consummated soon.
Mr.. R. S. Dodd of "Winwood Farm"
Pilot Knob, received four fine Hol-
stein COWS by freight Monday morn
ing. The COWS needed immediate
milking and he told residents in the
neighborhood of the station to help
themselves. We met neighbor Crow
on his way to dinner with a two gallon
pail full of excellent milk.
Our genial and popular station
agent, Mr.. Chas. E. Downey, Mrs.
Downey and daughter, went to st.
Louis last Wednesday. Charlie had
not been feeling first-class recently
and made the trip to consult a spec
ialist. He was assured, however, that
he had no serious ailment, which an
nouncement is most pleasing to us all.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. M. Boone of
Fort Smith, Arkansas, have issued in
vitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Margaret, and Mr.. Albert
van Amerongen Polak, Wednesday
evening, November II, 1915, at 9
O'Clock. Mr.. Polak's Iron county
friends wish him and his every hap
piness. They will reside at Dexter,
Mo.
The following teachers from Iron
county attended the Teachers As
sociation at Cape Girardeau last week:
H. w. Lueddecke, L. F. Hutchings,
R. L. Marshall, Miss Ethel Vaughan,
Jesse Jackson and County Superin-
tendent Hanson. They report the
Association most interesting and are
loud in their praise of tine hospitality
of the Cape folk.
/ The Iron Mountain contenplates
putting new fast train on the road
about December 1st. 1t will make
the run from st. Louis to San Antonio,
Texas, in 27 hours. 1t would be a
great train for valley folks if the COM
lpany can be prevailed to have 1T
stop at Ironton. twill pass through
here, south bound, about O'Clock p
M, and north bound at 8 A. M.
The valley boys we're very tame in
their Halloween celebration this year
There was no destruction of property
and little or no displacement or dis
figuring. 1t was tame, indeed, COM
pared with the doings of former
years. 1t is said that an irate woman
In Arcadia fired a half dozen or more
shots at the ,fun-makers Saturday
nj ght which sent them all homeward
| pell-mell.
| One Of our prominent young men
Mr.. Duncan Robertson, of Arcadia
has been taking treatments for ma
| laria, at the Missouri Baptist Hospital
at 81. Louis. The doctor says that
the malaria germs were gotten al
Illinois four year ago. Mr.. Robertson
was working there at that time. 1t is
hoped by his many valley friends tina;
he will soon recover and be strong
and well again.
| A line from DR.. J. H. Martin oi
Edgehill informs us that the item we
printed last week, reproduced from
the Centerville Outlook, saying thai
he intended moving back to Pilo-
| Knob, was an error. The DR.. writes
us that some time ago he did contem'
plate making the move, but after
wards reconsidered the matter ant
will remain at Edgehill through the
winter and possibly longer.
4 Our old friend, attorney R. I. Janu
ary, of Centerville, accompanied b.
D. O. Howell, circuit clerk, and Bro
T. D. Shriver OF the Centerville Out
, look, were welcome callers at the REG
IsTER office Saturday morning. AL
/ though along in the sixties Mr.. Janu
airy loooks just about the same as hi
did the first time the writer ever sav