Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-15

The REGISTER is indebted to Sena-
ter Buford for n copy of the HAYES
road bill introduced into the house.
The Senator says he would like To
hear from his constituents es to their
views on this measure.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Trauernicht,
who have been in Coden, Alabama.
for the past two weeks or more, left
Monday for Biloxi. Mississippi, where
they expect to spend several weeks.
Tr%auernieht says they are feeling
fine.
The smallpox situation in this city
Is we'll in hand, NJ new cases develop |
ing. MIR. Bisplinghof has almost en-
tirely recovered from the disease, and
the quarantine will be raised within
the next few days.-Bisniarck Ga
zette.
Mr.. Il. 4. Knapp informs Us that as
the representative Of the Commercial
Travellers, he il endeavoring to hav e |
train No. q. north bound, dua here
about 4:30 a. M, stop at Ironton. We
trust he viii be successful in hie
efforts.
Tuesday. February 90, Dorothy Der.
nard in The Little Gppsy." Among
the rugged heather-grown hills of old
Scotland, The Little Gypsy lives out
her romance and ultimately attains
the happiness for wkich she has long
sttiven.
Our old friend, W. l.. Westerman'
of Edgehili, WAS a caller las. Wednes-
day. Ed says thare was better ice on
on Black river than there has been
for May Years and quite n lot of 1t
was being stored away for use next
summer.
"Civilization," the picture at the
Academy OF Music last Saturday, was
fine, very fine. The house was crowd
cd at the night performance, the re-
ceipts being sla5. Pretty good, we
think, for a picture show in a town the
size Of Ironton.
The gratifying state ment is made
that County Treasurer John S. Con-
way has on hand sufficient funds TO
pay all warrants issued by the county
court last week. This is a fine show
ing and indicates that the county may
be on a cash basis again.
George Stark. who lives along the
railroad, not far from the Mace Cut,
south Of Arcadia, says his meadow
caught fire from a passing locomotive
Sunday afternoon and he had to work
hard 10 keep the flames from setting
fire to bis house. The wind was blow
ing hard.
Report from Mr., 3. N. Brown and
family, who are w%intering in San
Diego, California, are that they are
all IN splendid health and enioyi ng
their stay in tine Golden State. Mr..
Brown ia expected home by March
list, hut the other members OF the
family will likely be absent until April
j. Il, Harrison Of this place return
ed Il few days ago from a visit with
relatives at Arcadia, Eivins, Flat Kiv-
err aud Pennington. Mr.. II. says he
had a most enjoyable visit. He also
said that he never saw O prosper
ous times Than they are experiencing
in that section at the present time,
no need of anybody being idle, as
There was WORK for all.--EeynoldE
County Outlook.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
| following marriage licenses the past
week:
Clyde II. Newman Of Leeper, Mo.
, and Emily Clement Of st. Anne, Ii
: linois.
Ran Jennings Of Goodwater ant
Nora Keith Of Redmondville.
, Obs J. Mitchell and Elizabeth Staa'
! OF Ironton.
Stanislaus Marchlenski and Marthi
Wrobleska of St. Louis.
, Since the loss Of their elegan
s residence by fire in Elvins u fey
3 weeks ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Polite Elvin
have been somewhat unsettled as Il
their abode; but Mr.. Sellers Of tn
!, Bonnie Terre Farming & Cattle Com
h pany having kindly extended the lis
" Of the Club House as a residence
! they will move here, occupying tn
Club House temporarily at leas,
Bonne Terre will be delighted to hav
G Mr.. and Mrs. E!vins as residents o
this city.--Boune Terre Register.
"a Dir. s. w. Andrews is recoverin,
from an attack Of grippe. Our vene
able friend will have to learn to tax
# care OF himself whenthe cold weathe
d comes. He must remainder he is'no
., as young az he was fifty years ag'
Q One winter, about half that long ag'
[ remember him putting on a pair {
70 ice skates, catching the ear end of
" passenger train, and gliding to Iron
:. ton on the ice. He did that or some
>, thing like it. But III bot he hasn
got tho nerve to attempt such a fei
these days.
~ Married--At Lavinia, Tennessee
20 Wednesday. January "A, 1917, Mr..
y. Il. Whitworth and Miss Mary
10 Gregory, Of l%ronton, Mo. Mr.. Viii
worth is a valley boy, born and reare
n and universally esteemed as q mo
is exemplary and worthy young ma
His bride is a most charming aud a
f. tractive young lady, n of the swet
est girls in the valley. The REolsri
+o extends to this young couple
az hearty congratulations and trus
~ that health, wealth and rare hapl
IL ness may be theirs!