Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-08-12
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Probate court is in session.
County court proceeding are print
ed this week.
Some of the prophets are sa ying
there is to be an early fall.
Several communications unavoid-
ably crowded out this week.
The safe blowers in the Iro nton
post office have never been heard OF.
Bert Langdon will make an auto
mobile trip to Dunklin county next
week.
The Flat River nine defeated the
Ironton team by a score of 10 to 2
last Saturday.
Mr.. j. W. Dixon last week left us
some very fine tomatoes. They were
of the "Whole Salad Victoria" variety.
G. A. Buckley was last week awarded
the contract for building a $11,00
parochial school building in Poplar
Bluff.
For SALE-Horse, Harness and
Phaeton, cheap. Will sell either or
all. Apply to Mrs. P. w. WENTWORTH,
Ironton.
VIM. J. Russell was in Ironton
Tuesday. He has just returned from
Portland, Oregon, whittier he Journey
ed with the Shriners.
@. M. Stevenson of Des Arc has
moved to Ironton, leased an office in
the Whitworth building, and will es-
tablish a real estate business here
For Rent-4O acres; 20 in cultiva-
ton. 5000, including this years
crop. Near Glover. Address HENRY
G. MEYERS, Sikeston, Mo-, R. 2, Box
18A.
The REGISTER acknowledges a very
pleasant call last Friday afternoon
from Mesdames Walter Hensley and
Jere Burks, who are camping on
Arcadia Heights.
Warning-The Robinson famous
Circus is not the Yankee Robinson
Show. We have not appeared in your
vicinity in the last five years, so be-
lieve no other reports.
Jos. Ranft, a former resident OF
Pilot Knob and Graniteville, but who
has been away for a number OF years
has returned to Pilot Knob and ex'
poets to make his home there.
Everybody is ~extravagant in thell
praise of the restaurant service Oh
Arcadia Heights this year. Nothing
surprising about that. Mrs. L.. FINN
more, formerly of Arcadia, is II
charge.
Geo. R. Gay and family and some
friends arrived in the valley in auto
mobiles last Friday from Little Rock
Arkansas. They we're four days OF
the road and will return to LITTLE
Rock this week.
A baby girl was born Wednesday
August 4, 1915, to DR.. and Mrs. Caro-
MCGEE, at limo, Mo. We congratulate
everybody concerned. Especially tn,
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, J. n
Bishop, of Ironton.
The contractor is we'll under wa,
with the bungalow of Cashier Board
man on College street, Arcadia. Whet
completed it will be one of the mos
modern and convenient homes in tn
valley, being supplied with water ant
heat.
Mrs. r. S. Adams, of Goodland, wa
in attendance at the Assembly Satur
day, Sunday and Monday, %returnin
home Tuesday morning. She honore
the REGISTER with q call while here
an always desirable event to ye Of
editor.
The following is from the Deslog
items in the Pennington News: "W
E. Conway, of Ironton, was a Desloe
visitor yesterday. Mr.. Conway tel
us that he will likely locate at Lead
wood as butcher for McMullln
SimmS."
Miss Emma Player, n of u hig
school graduates, who is attendln
Chillicothe Business College,, repor
that she is we'll pleased with tn
school and urges her young frlen'
who intend taking a business courI
to come to Chilli Gothic.
Recorder Hawkins issued the TO
lowing marriage licenses the pa
week: i,
Samuel A. Palmer and Emma !
Talley of Belleview.
Earnest Eldridge Of Vulcan and Q
Street of Des Arc.
Jesse E. Howell and Lester Bowl
of Flat River.
The Missouri Baptist Assembly j
session on Arcadia Heights the pa
week has been largely attended al
the programme most interesting. III
camper seem to be thoroughly @
loving themselves and the 1915 sessi,
promises to be one of the most sati
factory and successful in the histor
OF the Assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Stephens,
Columbia, Mo-, were among Il
visitors on Arcadia Heights the pa
week. Mr.. Stephens is Chairman OF IL
State Capitol Building Committee al
impaired the information while
was here that several columns OF lr'
county red granite would be used
the interior of our new state house.
Col. r. D. Lewis came down to
summer home, "Mountain View
last Friday noon, followed that mig
by Messrs. T. 7. Anderson, Il.
holland, Jr., and Fred English. ~
visitors were delighted with Il
Valley and had two days OF ration
enjoyment, returning to the city Su
day evening. MI. Lewis follow
them Monday IN No. A.
George and VIM Myers, 10
Knight and Henry Richter Of Phi
Knob were before Squire Rascl
Tuesday, charged with participant
. in an ARRAY at a picnic in Pilot Kin
the Saturday afternoon preyiol
The four defendants pleaded gull
Geo. Myers was fined $40 and costs
two cases; the other three were fin
S5 and costs each. Richter paid
fine and costs. The other three are