Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-08-12
RedmonvilIe Locals.

Married-At the home of the brides
parents, Sunday August l, Miss Salome
Love of Redmondville to Jefferson
Blackwell of Blackwell, Mo. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Winfred Cole. The couple departed
Immediately after the ceremony for
Niagara Falls on their honeymoon.
Miss Ida Haines, one of the oldest
librarians in the United States, is
visiting her nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. o. R. Cundy, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Cundy and Mrs.
Laura Davis made a trip to Doyle
Tuesday afternoon.
A crowd, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. A. White, Mr.. and Mrs o. r. Cundy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bed Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Vandill, Mesdames Gish, Gram
mond, Davis, Graham, Pippin, Messrs.
Granville Shular, Charley Wolf, Geo.
White, Garry White and Miss Helen
Dempster, went down to what is
known as the rock hole near Edge
Hill, Sunday, August 1st, and spent
the day fishing, swimming, and play
ing games. Dinner and supper were
served on the grounds, and all who
went report a most enjoyable time.
Mr.. Ed. White, Charley Mead and
Henry White caught a fine string of
fish last Sunday.
Web Ray brought a nice load of
watermelons to Redmondville We'd
nesday. This is the first watermelons
that have been brought to this place
this year.
Wood haulers have been busy in
Redmonville the last few days. There
were about 100 loads of wood in the
way at the hub factory, and Mr..
White told the people they could have
wood for nothing If they would haul
1t away at once, and they were not
slow in taking advantage of his offer.
There has been quite a change in
this place during the last year. A
little moret than a year ago there was
no such place as Redmondville. The
White & Hummel Mfg. 90. bought a
corn field from John Miller and il was
not long until the corn field was con-
verted into a nice little village. This
concern has certainly spent some
money in this vicinity, and il It had
not been for them a great many peo-
pie who had poor crops last year
would have had q much harder time
in getting through the winter, and
making their crops this year.
There is some talk of the White &
Hummel Mfg. Co. putting In a stave
plant in connection with their hub
factory. We hope this rumor is true,
as the putting in of a stave plant
would mean the employing OF more
men and teams, which would help the
town grow.
A barber shop is very badly needed
in Redmondville. This is q splendid
location for q barber shop, and a good
barber could certainly do we'll here.
w. A. Vandill loaded q car load OF
wagon hubs at East End Thursday.
o. A. White and w. A. VandilI went
to Ironton Friday to meet a party
from st. Louis and talk over q bust
ness proposition.
Mrs. @. A. White left for st. Louis
Friday morning on Q pleasure trip.
Miss Ida Hines, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Cundy, departed for
her home In Chicago Friday morning.
There was . dance at the home OF
Monroe Mayield last Saturday night.
All who attended reported having a
nice time.
O. r. Cundy had the misfortune OF
getting kicked by . mule Thursday
afternoon and hurt pretty bad. How
ever, he II getting along nicely ct
thls Whiting. PETE.