Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-06-13

matte Is "~SKlnner's Bubble" See it
Thursday at the Picture Show.
\ week ago tine Public Service Com
mission directed the Electric Light
x Power Company to at once resume
day service. But We have no day ser.
vice yet. Perhaps, soon, though.
Mrs. f. A. Ebreacht, formerly of
Pilot Knob, now living in Pennington
writes: "The REGISTER is a weekly
letter from home to myself and
daughter, Edith. We would feel lost
without it,"
a grand picnic will be given at
Enough, Missouri, Saturday, June
Odd. a good time and fine outing
promised all who attend. A portion
of the proceedings will go to the Red
Cross. ID. K. lIartzell and X. NJ.
Connor are the committee in charge.
Judge O. W. Roop last week sold
his residence on north Knob street to
Ted Dillon, Of st. Louis. who viii re.
move thereto next spring. Judge
Roop has bought Robert liill's home
in east Ironton. Mr.. Hill will move
to the property of his daughter, Mrs.
Nall, on north Main street.
The REGISTER acknowledges Il call
last Wednesday from Judge X. C..Web'
er of Pennington, who is seeking the
Republican nomination for Congress in
! this district. Judge Weber is a prince
q real gentleman, and we assure him
OF Ii very best wishes in every way
save his political ambition.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. {. Love, and two
sons, John and Arthur, of Edgehill
Mo-, spent Monday night here al
guests of her daughter, Mrs. j. NJ
Webb. Many people here will re
member Arthur Love, who ATTENDED
school here several years ago. Il
went on to st. Louis Tuesday to en-
list in some branch OF the service
Lead Belt News.
Arrangements are being pertecte
for a Grand Fourth of July picnic
the courthouse yard, lronton, for til
beneiito of the Red Cross. An etfo,
IL is going to be made to have in attend
ance the parents OF every draite
lie man from the county. An interest
h programme is promised. Particular
later. Make up your mind to com
al to Ironton for the 4th.
s. Rev. R. l.. Russell, H, p. Grove ar
Roy 2, Baeler, members OF the con
ut mittee of control for the Method
IS Assembly, were in the Valley Monde
to look after Assembly matters, whit
:, they said they found progressif
=, satisfactorily. Presiding elder Bas!'
was 50 pleased that he will quartz
his family III the Preachers cottat
:, until the Assembly convenes.
-. Johnnie Dates, one of the olde
employees on the Missouri Paclf
called on US Saturday. He is lookiI
III the picture Of health, although he h
y been on the pension roll OF the cor
pany since last November. we We
ture the assertion that more Peep
know John Dates than any oth
nd conductor who eve ran on this roi
D., out of st. Louis. DE Soto Republica
In this issue of the REGISTER W
be found the announcement OF >.
= Trask of Brule as a candidate for
'" Democratic nomination for Coun
Judge of the Western District OF lr
IT. county. Mr.. Trask is a progressl
is, citizen and splendid man. He is W
IA qualified for the position he see
and there is no doubt but that
elk would most acceptably discharge I
US duties of the office. We CONNIE
IN. his candidacy to the careful considt
alton of the voters.
he The Iron county friends OF "a
N. Francis G. Delano will be pleased
earn that he was recently promot
i. to a majority. Major Delano
ow been stationed at Fort Randolph,
re- nal Zone, for several years past
old has Just been transferred to Fort r
It! ~, New York. He writes: VI nc
he recently returned to station IN I
United States. In fact, the ship '
re-. on, together with my family, was
ck the zone of the recent sinkings
day before the sinkings began TO
.,s cur, May 25th."
rIv A, Il. Boillnger Of Sabula was
Ironton last Wednesday and han
us following, clipped from the J
marck Gazette, referring to Mrs. !
~" linger's nephew: "Private Earl "a
or, mechanician with the 18th A
so'' SQUADRON, writes that he has M
'he his first flight in the battle lines
ing in the air one hour ana I
J in minutes, He also writes that ne