Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-10-04
4 BREVITlES,

Iuinidi luf oepleHitcT al 800 iiSiSS.
Evangelist Scoville and party will
conduct a unicn revival in Flat River
this month.
Another attraction Mr.. Howes pro-
poses at his place in Russellyille is u
speedway and drive.
A little work is needed in places on
Main street. Some of the rocks are
poking their noses through.
Born~Suaday, September 50, 1917,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lott, near
Ironton, a son. All are We'll.
Not in many years was there as lit
tie base bail playing in lronton as
during the season just closing.
The Methodist Conference at Fred
~ Breakdown transferred Rev. J.. r. A.
Vaughan from Kennett to Piedmont.
The railroad company has a force
OF men at work making o bit OF lawn
and a flower garden at the Arcadia
station.
Fletcher & Barger viii nov into
their new building next week. The
machinery for their garage has been
shipped.
Fletcher & Barger Tuesday fought
the half lot just north Of their new
building on Main street from Fred
Kindell, ST..
A. NJ. Madigan Monday sold his halt
lot next to the Telephone Exchange
on Main street to Baldwin Bros. Con-
sideration, 500.
Next week the REGISTER Will com
mence its "bit" toward sending to-
bacco to the boys at the front. Lack
of space has deferred the matter.
TIE suit seeking to disincorporate
Arcadia, appealed from the Iron
County Circuit Court, will be argued
in the Springfield Court of Appeals
the first of next month.
VIM. G. stumpa, OF Pacific, Mo-,
last week rented a portion of II. B..
Jones' store building on Main street,
formerly occupied by G. j. Percy, and
will establish Il shoe shop therein.
Services at Fort Hill Sunday morn
ing and at Union Church at night.
Sunday Schools as usual at 9:45 A. NJ.
Epworth League at Union at 6:45 P. NJ.
NELSON B, HENRY. :,
A twig from lemon tree, with a
great big lemon thereon, as large as
your fist, adorns , ne Of the windows
in the REGISTER office. The lemon
was grown by Mrs. DR.. W. j, Smith.
We hear that an auto from Pilot
Knob, going to and from, Ste. Gene
We've one night last week, had an W
full smash-up, No n seriously hurt.
Particulars do not seem to be forth
coming.
Twenty passenger coaches and two
engines were required to transport
the soldier boys from Southeast Mis-
souri, from Bismarck to st, Louis on
their way to Camp Funston, Septem-
Der 21st.
1t is rumorad that q new time card
will be issued soon, and that trains
Nos. 81 and 50, now running to and
from Hogan on the main line, will in
. future run to and from Fredericktown
on the Belmont Branch.
Mrs. Schmitz of Little Rock went
to st. Louis Monday evening after
spending a week here with her son,
Ferd Smith, the grocer. She will
visit for a week with relatives in the
city before returning home.-De Soto
Times.
The Fall Opening at the Lopez store
last Saturday attracted the usual large
d number Of visitors and all day long
the place was thronged. Every lady
visitor was presented with an unique
cup and saucer as q souvenir Of the
occasion.
Rev. N. B. Henry was returned to
Ironton and Arcadia for another year
by the Conference in session at Fred
ericktown the past week. MIR. Henry
has many friends who are glad to
know that he is to be with us for an.
other year.
Mrs. +. Rodach returned to her
home in Middlebrook Saturday night.
after an absence Of q month in Wau-
kesha, Wisconsin, where she went for
medical treatment. We are glad to
hear that Mrs. Rodach's condition IL
much improved.
Mrs. r. A. Knapp returned TO Iron
ton Saturday after a couple Of months
absence in Wisconsin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Knapp contemplated leaving Ironton
this fall, but they have changed their
plans and will remain here during the
winter, anyway.
Leggette's Carnival Shows are hold.
ing forth this week In the Fletcher
field between 1ronton ana Arcadia,
just this side Of the bridge. II re-
quires four cars to transport their
paraphernalia and nearly one hun.
bred people are employed.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol.
lowing marriage licenses the past
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