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

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and while here made The News an
appreciated call. He leaves to-day
for Pilot Knob where he will on next
Monday begin his fourth years. work
as principal of the public school at
that lac e.-Farmington News.
There will be a meeting of the
Mothers and Patrons League next
Wednesday, the 10Th, at $3.50 P. NJ, in
the High School room. All members
and anyone interested in our school
will be welcomed. This session is for
the election of officers for the ensuing
year. NJ. ]. F.
Children are never so bewitching as
when CARRIED in their goodnight
clothes, and all mothers are anxious,
to make these daintily simple to suit
the little folk. Hints on the subject
are given in our fashion notes this
week; also, the description of a beau
tiful negligee for a more mature
wearer.
Paul GARNER, an old Ironton boy,
who has been living in st, Louis for
more than thirty years, is visiting
old friends here. For the past fifteen
years he has been a letter carrier. He
tells US that his father, Paul GARNER,
who was in the tailoring business in
Ironton for many years, is living with
him at the age of 50.
A special term of county court was
held last Thursday to pass on the
sanity of Frank McEntire, a young
married man % years of age, who lives
on Cedar Greek. 1t is thought his
trouble is due to a blow he received
on the head several months since.
McEntire was sent to the State Hos
pital at Pennington for treatment.
Saturday night, Beatriz Michelena
in Salomy Jane in seven reels. This
is very pleasing story of the gold
rush to California in The Days of '49,
written by Brete Harte. The picture
was filmed in the redwoods of Cali
fornia, and the scenery alone is worth
seeing. On account of the extra reels
the show will start promptly at 7:45
p. NJ. DON'T forget.
The road along Stout's creek, west
of town, was badly washed by the re-
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fore the county court Tuesday and Of
fered a right way, a 800 cash do
nation and agreed to do 800 worth Of
work if the court would change the
road from the creek bottom to higher
lground. Judges Holland and Town
send are viewing the road this norm
ming.
The second annual camp meeting
of the Brush creek Holiness associa-
ton will be held near the King school
house September 10Th to Goth. Ser
vices each day at 2:30 p. M. and 1880
P. M. Rev. Clarence, Il. Davis and
wife of Ramsey, Ind, and Rev. Chas.
w. Davis and wife of st. Joseph, Mo-,
will be the workers. For information
write Wallace Lashley, Secretary,
Des Arc, Missouri.
Roy Edmonds and Leon Silvey, Of
Belleview, Lemen Province, of Des
Arc, George Farrar and Bryon Kindell,
of ~Ironton, and Homer Green, of Pilot
Knob, took an examination before
County Superintendent Hanson last
Saturday in an endeavor to get a
weeks entertainment offered two
Iron county boys at the State Fair at
Sedalia this month. Farrar and Pro-
vince were the winners, with Kindell
and Green close seconds.
The play, aDaddy," given at the
ACADEMY of Music last Friday evening
by Pennington home talent was a YER
liable treat. The comedy is good and
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source of fun and enjoyment from
start to finish. Little Miss Pease (she
is six years old), in her violin playing,
is a wonder, and the selections she
gave were enthusiastically %applauded.
The entertainment all through was
exceptionally good, and we congratu-
late everybody connected with it.
Preaching at the Ironton M. E.
Church, both morning and evening,
next Sunday. AT night the Pastor
will speak on the great federation
movement among the Protestant de-
nominations of America and will make
special reference to the present status
of that movement, just now looking
to the possible union of the two great
Methodist Episcopal bodies in the
United States. He will show what it
means in the evangelization OF Amer
lea and the conversion OF the world.
About twenty-five friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Masterson paid them a
wedding anniversary visit on last
Monday evening. The guests report
a very enjoyable time. 1t was voted
by the company that the couple had
not been properly married, and DR..
Powers was called on to tie the knot
right, which he did with plenty of
good humor. 1t was rightly suspect
ed throughout the evening that some
thing was doing in the "eats" depart
ment, and there was, audit was "good
and plenty"
Mrs. j. H. L. Long of Belleview gave
a reception complimentary to Miss
e. Logan, of St. Louis, Wednesday
evening Of last week. Dinner was
served on the lawn which wal Hum
mated with Chinese lanterns and the
lights from the automobiles. The
collation. was most delicious and after
wards there was music and a general
good time. Those in attendance were:
Mrs. Ann Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lemuel Logan
aud son, Mr.. and j. H. Long, Mr.. and
mrs. j. O. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Ricketts, DIR. and Mrs. d. Apple
berry, Misses Annie Campbell and
Florence Hatley and Mr.. Archie
Campbell, of Belleview, and Miss
Jenna b. Logan and Mr.. Aarol
Fleener Of Louis.
Chas. Grotto, a boy employed at the
convent in Arcadia, rode his bicycle
over to the picture show Tuesday
night OF last week. When he came
out Of the show, after the perform
ance, his bicycle was gone, nor could
he find trace OF it anywhere, SO he
had to walk home. A couple of days
later he got a tip that he could find
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