Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-22

W nAaFDic Creek-au Win plonty OF
orders and wanting teams to haul
lumber to the railroad.
Mr.. Newt Warren of Belleviek was
a caller last Saturday. Mr.. Warren
says that the farmers in the valley are
well along with their work, some OF
them already having finished planting
corn. Pretty early for that.
In other column will be found an
article taken from last Thursdays st.
Louis Post Dispatch, headed, "An
Episode at Pilot Knob" The writer
thereof certainly has a gifted imagina-
ton. In other words, he has made
his tale "out of whole CLOTH"
Thursday night, April 22d, "Joseph's
Trials in Egypt Bible picture de-
plotting the trials of Joseph of the Old
Testament. This picture is better
than rrOreation;n being taken directly
from the Bible and unaccompanied by
any lecture, it leaves you free to form
your own opinions.
The Ladies' Study Club was enter
tanned at the home of Miss Florence
Fletcher last Thursday night. 1t was
an open meeting and the gentlemen
were permitted to share the enjoy
ment of the occasion, and incidentally,
the elegant refreshments prepared by
the committee in charge.
The Ironton school board has re-
employed all the teachers who taught
the past year with the exception Of
Mr. Hanson, Mr.. Butcher and Miss
Birckner. The first named will
devote all his time to the Office oil
County Superintendent and the latter
two r asking more salary.
W. E. Talley, who recently received
a sentence of two years in the peni-
Tertiary for misconduct in connection
with the management of a bank al
Rogers, Arkansas, is well known al
Fredericktown, where he was former
ly associated with John E. Franklin in
the Fredericktown Trust Company.
For Sale-One Range and Heater,
Dresser and Commode, Iron Bed and
Springs, Sanitary Couch and Cot,
Sideboard, Dining Chairs, 2 Rockers,
Curtain Stretchers, 2 Buck Saws
(Scythe, Shovel, Hoe Forks, Pick and
Refrigerator. Apply to VIM. Harris,
rock building, Goulding Park, Iron.
ton, Nc.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
flowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Walter T. White and Clara Robinson
of Annapolis.
William Parkins and Gary Pyatt o.
Bixby.
James Sohn and Novella Kelly Of
Pilot Knob.
For Sale or Rent-Six room furn'
shed cottage, W acres, all kinds
of fruit, cistern and well. Rent fol
four months, one hundred dollars
Will build small bungalow. Very reas,
enable for any one wishing to buy
same. MRS. H. w. KIRcHNER,
Ironton, Mo-, or 1904 North Taylor
Avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
Jas. s. Barger went to Bonnie Terre
Sunday in response to a Telegram
stating that his little grandson, the in
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hick'
man, was seriously i'll. The little
child died that evening and the body
was brought here for burial ON Tues
day, being laid to rest in the Masonic
cemetery Bismarck Gazette.
Elsewhere is printed an article from
the Cape Giratdeau Daily Tribune
telling of the probable candidacy o.
DIR. w. @. Patton as a candidate fol
Congress from the Fourteenth Dis
trict. Iron County friends would lik,
very much, indeed, to see this homo
conferred on one of her native sons
Dr., here's our very best wishes.
The Ozark Vally Railroad has com.
pleted its new two-story depot a
Williamsville and the officials of tn,
company except r. E. 'Slowey, the
auditor, who is still at Greenville, nov
> have offices in it. The Longs ant
Judge J. F. Lindsay, general counse
for the Ozark Valley Railroad Com
pany, have offices in the new depot
Piedmont Banner.
Mrs. VIM. A. Buddecke of Minera
Point was the guest last week of MIR
and Mrs. DeWeese. The Buddeckt
family own the tiff mill at Minera
Point and state that business is gain
ing. They are now shipping out abou
40 car loads of tiff to the differen
paint plants in the United States eacl
week. Despite the war the German
are mining and shipping into thi
country a small quantity of tiff eacl
week.
We have learned a good deal latel.
about the governments expert in
~struction in agriculture. just hoy
the work is organized and carried on
I the nature of its value and the pur'
, poses it has in view, are things ever.
farmer must know before he can real
lie, the full Importance Of the move
ment. We urge u readers to turf
to a special article on this subject b.
Edward B. Clark, In this weeks REG
. lister.