Iron County register., 1916-10-12

ROBERTA Lee FRANCIS, lfOntOn, MIS-
souri,. They will make their home at
Toledo, Ohio. The REGISTER ex-
tends its best wishes.
Hamlet Busch, of St. Louis, has
bought the farm of Mrs. Mary A.
Ollie, west of Ironton. There are 80
acres in the place and the price paid
was $500. Mr.. Busch has moved on
the farm and Mrs. Ollie has gone to
her former home, Bethany, Mo.
G. F. Shore, second trick operator
at the station here, was in st. Louis
Saturday. He returned that evening
with his brother, ]. T. Shore, in the
latter's Ford runabout, who spent
Sunday here returning to his home in
the city that evening.-De Soto Times.
As will be seen from an article in
this weeks REGISTER, reproduced
from the Fredericktown Democrat
News, Mr.. @. P. Damron and family,
who left here about year ago for
Newport, Arkansas, are coming back
to Missouri to live, locating at Freder-
icktown.
Let Us show you our complete line Of
Wilson and King Wood Heaters, Heinze's
Hot Blast, Sun and Star Oak. Coal
Stoves in all sizes.
A. RIEKE { SON.
w. E. Roop and g. w. Knapp, OF
Bonne Terre, were Pennington visit
ors on Wednesday. The former re-
signed as Justice of the Peace and
Mr.. Knapp was appointed i'll his
place. Mr.. Roop will leave in few
days for Oklahoma where he will To-
cate.-Farmington Times.
Chas. ]. Newman has leased his cob
blestone residence to Chas. J. Tes-
reau, the ball player, who, with Mrs.
Tesreau and the baby, will arrive next
Sunday to spend the winter in Iron
ton. Mr.. Newman's mother will de-
partwithin the week to spend the win
ter in Texas and California.
Tim Shane, the we'll known railroad
engineer, at one time on one of the
pushers at Arcadia, returned to his
home in De Soto last week after a
three weeks visit in his old home in
Indiana. Tim says that lots of Repub-
licans in the Hoosier state announce
their intention of voting for Wilson.
DIR. Geo. @. Schwartz, of Edwards
vile, Ills, who has visited the valley
frequently in the past few years, has
about concluded to locate in Irontor
for the practice of his profession,
dentistry. DR.. Schwartz is a most
pleasant, genial gentleman and we
would be glad to see him become a
resident of our little city.
Fred Jaeschbe of Middlebrook wal
in cur city few hours Saturday. Mr..
Jaeschke stated that an extra gang
was to be started out of Middlebrook
Monday, laying new steel south o
there. Mr.. Jaeschke now has charge
of the Middlebrook section, while the
regular foreman is in charge of the
extra gang. Bismarck Gazette.
The Ironton Silver Stars and Pilo
Knob nine played ball at Pilot Knol
Saturday afternoon. Pilot Knob wol
by score of 20 to 8. Following waE
the lineup; Pilot Knob-Houck, 8
Jones, I'd b, Orrick, C, Amelung, C f
Woodruff, p, Laller, lst b, Mayes, r f
Rencehausen, Sd b, Barnes, | f; Iron
ton-Guy Henley, c f, J. Henley, 2C
b, Barnhouse, 8, Adolph, p, Harris
f, Left, Sd b, Hawkins, 1st b, AXE
r i, Backof, 9.
Joseph F. Mikulec, globe trotter
was in Ironton last Wednesday ant
Thursday. Mikulec is a Slav by birth
but claims Philadelphia as his home
and says his age is 38. He claims tt
have walked twice around the worl'
and bears certificates from all part
of the globe showing where he ha
visited. Among his papers is lette
from President Wilson stating he wa
at the White House in April, 1915
The traveller went north from here.
One of the young Republican spell
binders who out of the goodness o
his heart has kindly consented t.
make some campaign speeches TO
the enlightment of the ignorantvoter
Fin Iron county, at recent gathering
in rural community prefaced his re
marks with these words: "You peo
Pile in the backwoods have just a
much right to know about the affair
of the state and nation as we hav
and we are here to enlighten you.
He spoke in all candor.
Notice to Farmers and others VIII
are interested in Agriculture: ia
Kelley Wright, of the Department o
Agriculture, Columbia, Mo-, will de
liver an address at the courthouse il
Ironton, October 16, at two o'clock P
M. Every farmer in Iron count.
should try to be present. Mr.. Wrlgh
is an able speaker and you will b
much benefited by having heard him
He will also give an illustrated lee
ture the same day at 1880 P. NJ. Th
last named will be given at the Acad
emy of Music: Subject, "Missouri.
Do dot fail to see the many beautifr
scenes which Mr.. Wright has t
present with this lecture. Everybod
come! Admission free.
From Sundays st. Louis Post-Dis
pach: "What is probably the yer
fastest run from st. Louis to Arcadia
Mo-, was made in Doris six cylinde
touring car driven by H. B. Krennine
president of the Doris Motor Car Go
on Friday, September 22d. The tri
was made as follows: leaving Gran
and Olive street at l P. NJ, De Sot
was reached at P. M, Flat River O
3:55 P. NJ. aud Arcadia at sos P. M
making the overall time four houi
and five minutes. Ten minutes wer
lost at Meramec river. The crossin
was blocked by freight train and a
Bismarck five minutes we're lost
due to a passenger train; almost te
minutes were lost in waiting for th
ferry to cross the Meramec."
fyou 60 to the city, use No. for th
l ,,urpooa II unaa riuht along N