Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-13
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County court proceedings are pub
lshed this week.
The mast is said to be good and
maturing rapidly.
j.. NJ. Hawkins baled fifty tons of
hay in his Pilot Knob fields last week,
"Kennedy Square, featuring An
tonic Moreno, Frank Daniels Comedy
and Ford Weekly, Saturday.
Wanted-A good, cheap tent, at
once. Z. W. CRoNBAUGH.
Bismarck, No.
Arrangements are now about com
pleted for the shipment OF two cars or
more of ore from Pilot Knob daily.
Recorder Hawkins Monday issued
~ marriage license to Edward Reed
and Eva Shoemaker OF French Mills.
Twenty three of the drafted men In
Iron county went to Camp Funston
last week. Another call is looked for
this week.
There was frost Monday and Tues
dIy nights. Monday night the low
point was 80 degrees; Tuesday night
81 degrees.
70 Mr.. George Schultz we are ill.,
debted for four fine pears, on one
twig, from the faithful old pear tree
in his yard.
Rev. Fl. P. Grove phoned over this
morning that he would preach at Fort
Hill Sunday morning and Union Sun
day night.
Do not forget Mrs. Stantorth's
recital at the Methodist Church FRI
day. This will be her first appearance
before an Ironton audience.
G, r.. Llggett Shows are arranging
for an Ironton Home Coming and
Fall Festival the week Of October Ii.
Six big days. Watch for particulars.
II. l.. Bell of Belleview moved his
family to Ironton Tuesday 50 that his
daughter, Miss Gladys, can attend the
High School. They are occupying the
Presbyterian Manse.
As yet there have been no peaches
on the lronton market, II is said
that a few have been grown on the
orchards high in the hills. They
should be showing up o
Monday and Tuesday night--17th
aud 1Sth--the Picture Theatre will
give special features we'll worth the
public's generous patronage. Valley
scenes and Valley people, l0c and zoe.
The county court in Reynolds coun-
ty last Wednesday made an order for
an election to be held November 3D.
for the purpose of voting on the
proposition to bond the county for
sl0O, 900 for road purposes.
The Glover Special Road District on
August 4th voted in favor of a bond
issue of $4,000 to be used in road i'm
provement. The bonds will draw five
per cent. interest and the district is
now offering them for sale.
A Ford went down the street Satur-
day morning with four e in it. On
one side was a banner, "In God We
Trust,n on the other side, ''Jcsus
Only.n The car was travelling south
ward. The destination we did not
learn.
Flat River correspondence in the
Bonnie Terre Star: CDR. Il. II. White
aide, city physician of Elvins, went tc
st. Louis the first of the week to take
the medical examination for service
with the medical corps Of the U. S
army"
Superintendent Hanson says that in
. a trip through the west end of the
county last week he met a number OF
teams hauling walnut logs. He was
told they had been sold to the govern
ment to be used in the construction o
aeroplanes.
Mrs. F. Rodach of Middlebrook il
now in Waukesha, Wisconsin, under.
going treatment. It is feared tina
Mrs. Rodach may have to have on
Of her feet a%mputated, but her many
friends are hoping this will not b.
necessary.
Rev. V. O. Penley who returned
Friday from q well earned vacation
spent in Colorado will conduct service
In st. Paul's Church, Ironton, tn
celebration of the Holy Communion
with sermon, Sunday next, at l
O'Clock. There will be evening ser
vice at 1880.
A card from AM. Madigan last weel
stated that they were then in Los An
geles, having a grand time and meet
Ing old friends from Missouri, anon
them being Mr.. and Mrs. M. y. Bel
liz. From Los Angeles they expects
to 20 to San Diego. They will proba
bly be home within q week.
The Parson estate at Riverside ha
been purchased by an organization
headed by Hon. p. P. Lewis Of Eu
/. reka, Mo-, president Of the State Boar
= Of Agriculture, which will establish
trade school there for the boys, to b
known ma the National Farm an,