Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-07-04

Mrs. A. A. Meador and her daugh. !
ter, Evelyn, spent . couple Of days in !
st. Louis this week. Mrs. Meador &C.
companied her sister, Mrs. o. r. Rob-
inson, who formerly made her home l
at Belleview. The Robinsons are GO I
ing to Oklahoma this week where they I
will make their future home.-Lead
Belt News.
Quite the most surprising and unus-
ual story yet told Of the great world
war is told n"The Maid Of Belgium"
the new World Picture, Brady Made,
which will be shown on July 4ih, at
the Academy Theatre. Beautiful and
charming Alice Brady is the star Of
this production and she .is assisted by
a particularly brilliant cast.
A magnificent picture, "The AS.
cension," has added to the interior
appearance OF the Catholic church in
Bismarck. The picture was painted
by Matthew Hastings, a noted paint
er residing in st. Louis. Mr.. Hasting IS
is SO years Of age, but his age does not
prevent him from turning out a paint.
ing once a month on an average
Bismarck Gazette.
On aud after July lst, 1918, we will
discontinue to operate the Hotel, at
Des Arc, Mo. We regret very much
to have to have to discontinue the
business and take this opportunity to
thank the public and friends for past
patronage and favors. We will still
have rooms for rent and will be glad
to serve you in this capacity.
Dies ARC HOTEL.
A called term Of county court was
held Monday for the purpose of ar
ranging for a survey of the proposed
state road from the Wayne county
line north. The heavy rains this
spring badly damaged the roads in
Union township and north thereof
. and it is desired to establish a new
road out OF the creek beds. j. NJ,
. PAXTON of Wayne county was con-
tracted with to begin the survey next
y month.
Arthur Spaugh, serving a 80 year
e sentence for the murder of Sheriff
John W. Polk OF this county in May,
/. 1905, died in the state ~penitentiary a
Jefferson City last Saturday from tn
berculosis. His brother, Bill Spaugh
serving a life sentence for the sam
crime, died in the prison several year
ago. The boys' mother died about
. year ago; their father is an inmate 0
the soldiers home at st. James. Ar
thur spaugh had been in the peniten
y tiary twelve years.
The w. s. s. meeting at the cou'
house last friday afternoon was we
attended, Mr.. j. G. Forshee, presl
dent of the school board, presiding
t. and opening the proceedings with
70 patriotic speech. After an eloquen
spirit stirring address by Mr.. Edga
GO subscriptions to between $4,000 an
~ $4,000 were listed. The returns Il
this and other districts are not all II
but next week we will give a com
plete statement OF the W. S. s. dri'
no in Iron county. It is estimated tn
about 10 per cent. Of the quota hi
~ been subscribed.
The Local Board 'entrained the 10
lowing named men for Camp Pix
Arkansas, Juns 2Sth:
ce George Edward Macy, Ironton.
Ike Hedrick, Bixby.
IN Corbet Francis Turner, Bixby.
James Villa ms, Des Arc.
10 George Dyer, Goodwater.
ey Robert W alter Lunsford, GoodWat
Henry HARRISON, Pilot Knob.
James Robson, Graniteville.
OF Archie Thomas Hall, Iron Mounta
Ip. John Herman Rich, Des Arc.
lat Fred Raymond League. Des arc.
James Edward Burns, Goodwater
Walter Lee Paris, Annapolis.
lue Elmer Keith, Redmondville.
zen MAYNARD Eugene Pryor, Shepard
Robert Franklin Chandler, Goo
water.
Notices have been sent to the Il
,ov lowing named registrants direct'
q, them to hold themselves In readin'
= for military duty. They will be 81
to Jefferson Barracks on July 7th:
'eo Monte Ebert Myracle, Arcadia.
! OF John Price, Belleview.
lce. John CASTLE, Annapolis.
,,so Charles Edward Sites, Goodwate
Otto Goggin, Edgehill.
Ollie Glen Shular, Ironton.
ater John Lyman Chiffon, lronton.
ues. James Thomas Shipp, Goodiaild.
,,ad william Benton Croslan, Saoula'
49,, Toney Lewis, Sabula. =
nen Benjamin Green Landers,
Knob.
,old The following named registrs
Ill, 10 ,ort N JeffaraOn BarrRckt