Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-28

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way to his old home, Lincoln, Nebrss-
"a, where he expects to remain for
the next month or more. We wish
him a pleasant s~ojourn and safe re-
turn.
After July LIST you can not send an
order through the United States mail
for whiskey or any other alcoholic
beverage. Free country this! If we
Keep up the present pace q little long
er Darkest Russia" in her darkest
days won't be in it.
Robert Ward and family motored to
RAINBOW dam, near Arcadia, last Fri
day, where they were Joined by his
mother and family and Andrew Van
dergriii and family Of Doe Run. An
elegant dinner was served and the day
Is one that was greatly enjoyed by all
present.-Bismarck Gazette.
Sam. Fiiz left st. Louis Monday
night for Brooklyn where he goes to |
enter the Naval training station.
Sam viii enter the wireless telegraphy
department OF the navy. The West
ern Tie and Timber Co., his former
employers, gave sam a bonus of $500
and his position with the company
back at the close of the war.--Elling-
ton Press.
, Ed Yates Of Pilot Knob and Green
Cawley OF Centerville had a prelimi-
nary hearing before Justice Rasche
/ last Thuseday on the charge of steal
, ing a steer belonging to Eleck Bolash,
a hungarian living in st. Francois
. county, on May 18th. the defend
ants were held for circuit court and
their bonds fixed at $500. Both are
still in Jail.
George G. Fox and wife arrived in
Ironton last Thursday after a nine
months sojourn in Albuquerque, New
Mexico. Mr.. Fox's health, we are
glad to say, is improved. They will
will go to Jonesboro, Arkansas, to-
G morrow (Thursday( night. George
may take his old job there or take a
position offered him at Abilene Texas,
He has not determined yet.
y The REGISTER last Monday was
q called upon by "Prof. Madarikan
Denieji" a native of Lagos, Yves,
d Africa. He is an intelligent and evil
il. IDENTITY we'll educated negro, and
@ claims to be grandson to BalagoI
ljemo, chief of the Yomba tribe il
Nigeria, West Africa. Was sent here
to prepare himself az q missionary tt
u. his people, to whom he will short,
return.
,a Misses Freda and Lucille Ringo an'
"a Josephine Francis returned Sunday
ia from a ten days visit with Mrs. Mil
dred Langdon at tIornersville, Mo
The young ladies made the retur
trip by way of Cape Girardeau, com
ing from there home in an automo
bile. With them were Giboney Houc
and Alex Juden, of Cape Girardea1
&C and Misses Margaret Harris and Lydl
H. CLANCY Of Sikeston.
Recorder Hawkins issued the TO
lowing marriage licenses in the pa
lie week:
,or Lewis A. Akers of Brule and Vernei
Vineyard of Belgrade.
Frank Studdard and Melissa Akel
10. OF Brule.
nd Elva Dyer Of Bismarck and Carr
,ty Kinds of Belleview.
ri. 4. }, Johnson of Annapolis ar
Bessie Mead OF Fruit City.
u. Married-At the residence of M
q B. p. Durham, Ironton, Mo-, Tuesda
at. June 26, 1917, Mr.. Harold NJ. Horn,
wd Leeper, and Miss Anna Burnham,
Ellington. Rev. j. II. Calvert o
>, floating. After the ceremony
elegant dinner vas served by Il
hostess. The newly mated pair WEI
TO St. Louis on No. 4. to remain a fe
" days. Their future residence Is II
yet fully determined. Wherever
oh- may be located, the REGISTER wish
~ them happiness and long life.
Mrs. NJ. r. Smith arrived here fro
st. Louis Wednesday evening to spe'
a short time with the family of h
IN son, TAYLOR Smith, before going
~, Florida to join her husband. TIL
no. will make their homo near TAM
OPP Mr.. Smith, whose health, as his ma
friends here know, has been VI
the poor for several years, has been
nan Florida for some time. The clim'
rest appears to agree with him, and
ct q that reason they will take up tn
permanent abode there.--Farmingt
md, Times.
en-. Superintendent Hanson Is In
ct ceipt of q letter from the Agricultu
be Department Of the State Universe
or stating that the DEPARTMENT. send
workers to Iron County for the p'
LEV pose Of giving instructions in cannl
ary. to the women Of Iron Country.
,out meetings will be held at ditfer'
and places in the county, beginning il
rain 5, at Q p. NJ. The first meeting
be held at Bellcview, Thursday aft