Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-13
Des Arc Items.

Hon. Chas. NJ. Hay, OF st. Louis,
spent part OF last Saturday and sun
day here. He tells me that he has
bought roo acres Of land in the State
of Mississippi, and that his brother,
Geo. Hay, aud his estimabie wife, who
is the daughter of Martin l.. Warren,
generally recognized as one of the
best farmers in Wayne county. will
make their nome there. Another
brother, Ralph Hay, viii run the Hay
farm, one OF the best farms in Wayne
county. He tells me he will offer it
for sale soon. | will be sorry to see
this farm 20 nut OF the hands of the
Hay family. 1t was stAa home of his
father, the late VIM. Hay, once Judge
of the Wayne county court; also the
home of his grandfather.
1was in iroadale Friday evening
and met with our famous drummer,
Mr.. Otto W. Ramsey, of Bismarck,
| Mrs. Ramsey, their daughter, Miss
Mary, and Miss George Matsins. Mr..
Ramsey offered me a seat i'll his cais
which / gladly accepted, and they
| drove me to Bismarck in less than 10
minutes. After supper Hon. Oscar
Hackworth OF Wayne county came
along with a new car and trailer he
was driving from st. Louis home. He
invited me to ride with him TO IRON
ton. We made the run in 30 minutes.
He is agent for the Chevrolet truck
and trailer, and sells lots of them.
A large crowd attended the Camp
Meeting here Sunday. .
~ pdma Ntayapcnu had all pf bo,,
boys here Sunday for the annual din!
ner. They always meet onc a. year,
and it is an unusual sight to see ten
grown boys, all respectable, honest
men, in family. They have been
a source of much pleasure and salts"
faction to their mother. No wonder
her face beams with smiles when they
are all with her. May she live to be
here many more years!
George w. Lloyd aud Mike Kelley
left last week to answer the call TO
the colors. They will be stationed at
Fort Riley. ny
Frank Pauilus from Coldwater was
here Sunday,
VIM. keathley, who works at Bis
marck, spent Sunday here with his
family.
Mrs. Ellie Masifl and Mrs. John
Magill from iiendrickson spent Sun
day here and attended the Camp
Meeting.
John Lovelace, who is in the saw
mill business on Marble Greek, spen,
Sunday here with his family.
We are in receipt of a fine picture
OF our son, c. S. Fitz, taken with over
a Thousand radio operators. 1t was
made in the stadium at Harvard Uni
versity, where Harvard and Yale play
their foot ball games. The picture i.
three feet long and they are a fine
looking bunch. Our son looks vel
and says he does not want to come
home until he can do something t
help end this war.
Mrs. Salena Sparks from piedmon'
il visiting her sister, Mrs. II. q. Har'
rison.
Miss Ora Lovelace has returned
from Morley, Mo.
Chris keathiey from Ironton spen
Sunday here with his brother.
Roy Taylor, a young school teacher
from Coldwater, was here last weel
TO attend the Camp Meeting.
Miss Treece White from Frederick
town WAS here last week to atten,
the Camp Meeting and 10 visit friends
Misses lola Howard and Euro,
Morris from Piedmont spent Sunda,
here.
Mrs. Chas. Williams has gone to st
Louis to visit her daughters.
Miss Dorothy Kamholz spent Sun
day here. She is teaching at Sabuia.
Mrs. Lee Dunn and Miss Helel
Dunn from Sabula were here Sunday
to attend the Camp Meeting.
Prof. j. d. jackson from Pilot Kno|
spent Sunday here. ISAAC.