Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-09-16

All the usual services at the Baptist
church in Ironton next Sunday. Pas
tor Milford Riggs viii preach morn
ing and evening. Special music will
be rendered by the choir. Other
features of interest will characterize
the services.
Mrs. N. b. Henry Of Arcadia, who is
in attendance at the State w. O. T. U.
Convention at Sikeston, phones that
that body IN Tuesday located head
quarters for Southeast Missouri on
the Methodist Assembly Grounds,
Arcadia, Mo.
Thos. Cheatman, trainmaster on the
Iron Mountain railroad, with head
quarters at Poplar Bluff, last week
underwent an operation in the Mis-
souri, Pacific Hospital, st, Louis, for
appendicitis. At last reports he was
getting along very well.
The county court last week made
an order notifying all those who are
delinquent in payment of their interest
on school fund loans that unless the
same are paid prior to the November
term of the court citations will be
issued. Everybody take warning.
Every country of the world sends
sons and daughters to be made into
American citizens. Have you any
idea of the process? Read a splendid
article in this weeks REGISTER. Be-
sides the actual legal requirements it
tells you of plans which are expected
to give much help to the newcomer.
Gentlemen are more than welcome
at any time of day or night to make
use of the benches in front of the
REGISTER office, but we greatly de-
sire that the others who have been in
the habit of congregating there after
night and expectorating tobacco juice
all over the walk and porch posts
seek other quarters.
Miss Kate McNnltY and Mrs. Alice
Stegman spent last Thursday in Iron
ton making arrangements for Miss
Alice Stegman to enter school at the
Ursula Academy. Tuesday morning
Alice departed for Ironton to begin
her school work. The Ursula Academy
is now fully credited at the State
University.--De Soto Times.
I want to trade 100 acres of good
land. Has been in cultivation. Has no
improvements now. Within - miles
| of so, 900 city in Arkansas. On railroad
and pike, two miles to station and
post office. For house and few acres
of ground in, or close to Arcadia or
Ironton. Address, M. J. O., 1902 N.
24th ST., Birmingham, Alabama.
John Longinger, aged So, a miller
by occupation, whose home is at
Fourche, Ark, fell under a moving
train at Irondale Friday evening,
September 10th, and lost his right
foot. Drs. Eaton Of Bismarck and
Yeargain of Irondale amputated be-
tween the knee and ankle. 1t is re-
ported the injured la is doing as
well as could be expected and will
likely recover.
w. F. Bond, cashier of the Irondale
Bank, and George.L. Province Of Iron
dale, were in Potosi, Monday. They
lappeared before the county court and
filed a petition, by seventy-four OF
the best citizens of Concord township,
asking for an election for the purpose
of organizing the "Irondale Special
Road District.n County Court has
ordered a special election to be held
at Irondale, on Friday, October 1st.-
Potosi Weekly Independent.
Gilman Correspondence Ellington
Press: "Mr. Altman, purchaser OF
the Gilman tract, came in with some
80 head Of cattle and 125 sheep. The
stock arrived in fairly good condition,
considering the troubles and delays
incident to high waters through which
they passed. Mr.. Altman drove
through from Annapolis. The buuch
looks good browsing around in that
big 900 acre pasture, that a short time
ago was part of the "howling wilder
ness.n Mr.. Altman has gone back
after more.
County COURT last week drew the