Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-06-22

friends IN MS OLD nome.
A letter from James R. Maddox of
Des Arc advises as that he has with
drawn from the race for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Sheriff of Iron
county and his name will not be sub
mitted at the August primary.
Our fellow townsman, Mr.. r. A.
Knapp, the genial travelling salesman,
has been in Barnes Hospital, st. Lou
is, several weeks past, for treatment.
We hope to be able to announce an
early Improvement in his condition.
For SALE-Flour Mill at Caledonia;
so barrel capacity; price $4,000.
Terms. For machinery including en-
CINE and boiler, $4,000. Also two
second hand Huber threshing outfits
at Caledonia. Apply to R. w. Horn
sey, Blackwell, Mo.
The ~vallegians who were in st. Louis
last week are of one mind-that the
convention was most harmonious and
enthusiastic. And they all returned
home with the opinion that William
Jennings Bryan is far, far from being
a ssdead one" in Democratic gather
ings.
The Thirty Ninth Annual Com
mencement Arcadia College took
place last Tuesday afternoon. A
large audience attended the proceed
ings and enjoyed two hours delight
full entertainment. An extended &C.
count thereof will be given in the
REGISTER next week.
Mr.. Chas. L. Harris, after a sojourr
of fifteen weeks in the Mullanphy
Hospital, St. Louis, was in Irontor
Monday morning on his way to BIZ
home on Crane Pond. Mr.. Harris il
looking fine, but says he is a little
weak. We hope the pure air of the
Ozarks will soon fix him up all right.
DR.. and Mrs. James Warren Wicf
of st. Louis announce the marriage o
their daughter, Rebecca, to MI. Will
liam Joseph Phelan, Wednesday,
June IA, 1916. Valley friends of thu
bride, a most gifted and charming
young lady, join the editor In extend
ing congratulations and very hes
wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Shelton of Gale
donia announce the marriage of thei
daughter, Lena Evangeline, to William
Talmage Powers, on Saturday, Jun
18th, 1915. Mr.. and Mrs. Powers wi
be at home Piedmont, Mo-, after Jul
LIST. The REGISTER extends its con
gratulations and wishes for the youn
couple every happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Ayres arrive
from Clayton Sunday for a few days
, stay at their summer home on Shel
herd Mountain side. They have rent
ed their cottage for the season to M,
, s. M. Phelan and family of st. Lou
who will arrive to day Thursday
We r always glad to have Mr.. an
Mrs. Phelan and their most gent
! family in the valley.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson and DR.. an
. and Mrs. Boman, motored down fro
st. Louis Wednesday morning, and
!. company with Robt. Ward and fami
went to the Rainbow dam and spenttl
day catching some of the fnny trib
About fifty fine fish comprised tt
days catch. A most enjoyable de
was spent by the party in the hills
the Ozarks. Bismarck Gazette.
The editor is indebted to Mi
Blanche Gladys O'Neal, daughter
# Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. O'Neal, of Franz
|clay, Mo-, for an announcement OF Il
commencement Exercises of Il
, Senior Glass of the Los Angeles, Cal
fornia, High School, June 18th. Mi
. Blanche has been in the Golden Sta
the past year with her sister, MI
Bells. We congratulate the you
Q lady.
VIM. Trauernicht tells us that
n encountered all kinds of rain on
9 motor trip from the valley to Bon
Terre and return last Sunday. Fl
River wss booming and several aut
}, mobiles event dead" while trying
go through the water. Ropes al
If teams had to be utilized to get seve
al ears out of mid stream. 1t was
terrific rain. Here there was only
slight sprinkle.
st Mrs. ]. L. Fisher, formerly Of Phi
It, Knob, Mo-, after spending a t'
l. weeks visit with her parents, Mr...a
:, Mrs. w. D. Tucker, will also spend
y week with her sisters, Mrs. b
A Sumpter, Mrs. Samuel O'Neal a
! Miss Maud Tucker, of Leadwood. s
will then return to her home in We
City, Mo. Mrs. Fisher tells US th
es times are very prosperous in IL
n locality.
,N Uncle Jim Paullus of Bellevue
arrived here this week for a visit W
his son, Robert and family. Mr.. Pa
y lus was So years old the 9th of t
= month, but he ia enjoying the best
y health. Sometime ago, he rode unc
a wire and was dragged from
saddle and had one of his ribs brok
" but he is about all right now. Un
rs Jim don't care for a little thing
that.-Greenville Sun.
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