Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-06-08

with calves. W. d. FLETCHER.
Married-At the courthouse, Iron
ton, No., Friday, June 2, 1916, Rupert
Reeves of Chloride and Mary May
Swaringin Of Arcadia, Probate Judge
o. w. Roop officiating.
Rev. Joel Lewis, of Sabula, will be-
gin a series of special meetings at the
United Baptist Church in Norwine-
town, beginning tonight (Friday)
June 2.-Lead Belt News.
Instead of preaching at Union
Church next Sunday morning the
Sunday School will observe Children's
Day, beginning at 1890 O'Clock.
Preaching at Fort Hill Sunday night.
Rev. Joel T. Mitchell has received a
call to become pastor of the Pres
byterian church in Plainville, Kansas.
Mr.. Mitchell and family will depart
for the Sunhower state about July
LIST.
John William Woodruff a student in
the Pilot Knob Schools, in a recent
examination made the highest grade
of any pupil in the public schools in
the county. His average grade was
SO.
A terrific hail storm in the vicinity o.
Jefferson Barracks broke about all the
window glass in the coaches on the
west side of train % Friday. Some oil
the hail stones, it is said, were as large
as hen eggs.
Judge H. B. Jones did not return
from st. Louis Sunday as anticipated,
He has shown such marked improve
ment under the treatment now being
administered that he deemed it best
to remain a while longer.
Fred Kindell, ST., was in st. Louis
last week to meet Mrs. Kindell Oh hel
return from a trip to Iowa, where she
had been called by the illness of Mrs,
W. A. Flowers, who, we are glad tt
hear, is reported to be improving.
We are glad to announce that Mr..
Chas. L. Harris, of Crane Pond, who
has been in Mullanphy hospital, st.
Louis, for several months past, ex-
poets to return home this week. Hi;
condition is considerably improved.
The Sunshine. Special went whizzine
by Arcadia every morning last weeE
except Tuesday. The train has beer
unusually heavy and had to stop al
Hogan for a pusher. Water is taken
there and no stop made at the Arcadia
tank.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the A. ]. Sheahan Granite
Company was held at the company't
office in Graniteville Monday morn
ing. The old board of directors and
officers we're chosen for the ensuing
year.
Prosecutiong Attorney Henry Davi
and wife of Pennington, Mrs. Polite
Elvins and little son of Elvins, ant
| Miss Keith of Flat River motored t.
Ironton Monday. The REGISTER of
fee was honored with a call from
the ladies.
Ripley county will probably sool
vote on a proposition to bond thu
county for $3.50, 900 for roads. In or
der to save the expense of a specia
| election the question will probably b.
voted on at the primary election
August 1st.
"Ford car owners in each Count,
for distributors of "Dandyo Fore
Starters. Fully guaranteed. Sells TO
$40. 90; liberal commission. Writ,
| quick for territory and terms. UNIOl
supply COMPANY, Ferguson Bldg.
Springfield, III.
e. E. Evans of Irondale was il
Greenville the latter part of last wee
purchasing some steel from the Ozar
Valley Ry. from spurs which are be
ing taken up. Mr.. Evans is presiden
of the Bellevue & Western Railway
Wayne County Journal.
/ thank my young friend, Fran.
Dugald McCallen, aged Is, for a hand
some present, a creation of his own
1t is a nicely illustrated PLAGUE whicI
shows that the designer is possesse
of genius and industry. May goo
fortune and success be his!
While he was experimenting th,
Job of oiling the streets last Thursda
afternoon one of the wheels of thu
oil wagon ran over Marshall Fisher
foot, MASKING his toes and disabfn
him for the time being. He was con
fined to his room for a couple OF day
We have had some unusual weathe
the past few days. Monday and Tues
day there were 40 inches of rain til
wind blew and it has been almos
cold. Tornadoes visited the extrem
part of Southeast Missouri, at Blod
gett and other places in that section
James Stout, the old time locs
freight conductor on the Iron Noun
tain railroad, is going to Bismarck !
the near future to make his home. II
will be remembered by all the old
timers. Where he has been maxim
his home recently we are not advised
Mrs. L. Richardson, accompanie
by her s~on-in-law and daughter, MI
and Mrs. Chandler, and their baby
Glenwood, and Ralph Blemel motore
from Bonnie Terre to Ironton Sunda,
n SDeDU b6EGEd AOuEo WiVu liiChA
here. They report the roads as be
ing fine.
DR.. Geo. W. Bader, of st. Louis, ha
issued invitations to the maria ge {
his sister, Dorotha Augusta, an
Frank George,Collins, D. D. S., Thurs
day evening, June 18th, at the Firs
Carondelt Presbyterian Church, 81
Louis. Franks friends in Iron count
extend very best wishes.
A. 1. Willard left Monday afternoo
for Chicago where he will attend th
Progressive National convention as
delegate. SO far as we have bee
able to ascertain Mr.. Willard ia th
only person from Iron county in al
tendance on the two conventions no
in session in the Windy City.
Postmaster M. w. Daugherty las
Friday donned a brand new $500 SUI
Of clothes, and took No. 4 in the after
noon for st. Louis, where he spent tn
following day with the Missouri post
masters. He reports a %rolickling goo