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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
HOLLINS

i!oi.LlNS. VA. June 22.-Last sun
uaF was celebrated at Enon Baptist
church as Victory Sunday An in
eleS'ihs program was Eivon by tn.
sunday School at the hour for morn
ing worship Every class from the be-
Einners up to the adult had share in
inc service. The thought of victory
ran through the whole service: victory
over sin, victory over Satan. victory
over Germany, Christ's victory over
death aud the Christians final victory
over the world. Part of the program
was the -cadinE of tho names Of the
seventeen boys at tho front from the
rnoh church and congregation. namely
mn lower Len HAIRLESS. Elmer Sal
iarG. koH Bower. l.. II. Cooke. .Ir.. Eur
ton Mclaughlin. Roy t;ttcr, Walter Nc
Fails. III. II. HAIRLESS, Lee Obcnchain
Hippo Gravatt. Ciarcnc. Patrick j. ~
Terry. Harry Ruckcr. Frank pc,ti,
Willis HaEan. George McTalls
Tomorrow the pastor OF Enun is to
preach special sermon to the women
OF the church ard congregation. "A,
mat time Il service nag" with seventeen
s'irS VIII he presented to the church
and placed JUS above the pulpit, Al
rcadv large and beautiful placard to
me IlGht of the pulpit carries tho names
OF 'ur boys a. tho front" from E:non.
ihere is also in the church larE"
American rag.
Steps ar being taken that July
hc properly celebrated in tn. Ioll:ns
community There has been such
celebration on the Fourth Of July in
this community for some, wears In,
thlS year II may he more clabora,cly
celebrated than ever before. Food CON
ScrNdtion ana other matters bearing ON
the war Will be given place on tho pro.
gram.
The Woman's Missionary Union Of
tho Valley Baptist Association will hold
it's annual meeting at Enou Eaptist
church july e5-2i This will brine to-
Ecther women from a large section Of
the country. Mrs j. +. Vines is tho
III eSidcnt of the body
There have been seasonable rains
inns week in this section after quite "A
urE spell y great deal of wheat has
heen cut around here this week and
inc yield promises to he very good
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CITY-WIDE CELEBRATION
OF WAR SAVING DAY
Ward and Precinct Meetings Arc De-
ing Arranged for
Juno -

ARRANGEMENTS arc already we'll un-
der way for the city-widr celebration
% War Savings Day. which viii he
observed throughout the country On
June IS Ey Proclamation of the Tres
an intensity" canvass in behalf Of
thrift. and public meetings Will lie held
in every city and town in the United
states.
y special meeting OF the war savings
committee was held al the local head
quarters. and plans were completed for
observance OF War Savings Day in this
city 1t was decided that generals"
should he assigned 10 direct the work
IN tho various wards of tine city. In
der them will he captains" who will
be in charge OF the precincts in each
ward. while licutcnantS VII supervise
the individual meetings. and work out
all minor details.
schools. churches and many other
institutions Will throw open their doors
To accommodate the crowds. and il is
tn" intention @: the committee that
Sufficient meetings shall bc held so
that tho crowd AT any one place shall
not exceed 200 people Special letters
have been mailed 10 all large organiza-
ticis requesting that they bear the
date OF the meetings in mind. and re-
t'a'n from making other arrangements
for June 2>
Thu following generals have been ap-
pointed 10 Superintend the work in the
various districts. as follows:
w u. Adams. Jefferson Ward. Judge
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RADFORD NORMAL.

PIDEGpn 'n"S- plSpa'"h.1
fourth apn,.l ,,,,,, 'nnr .Th"
~, summer Iu9rt"" Of the
Monha,. ','.oi "aa'"rd oneneA on
'Sunds, 80 - S'hh"nis arrived
rdormitorins 80 ,'" lht" IN"
civ an. ~ ',",,c horneS I'm the
coo,,ec,io, :" .N'hs features in
most ,n..I w "P'hlhs is tn" al
her az. MON ,i,.I; u','' ne mum J.
ced.ng aunrcr ,,,,,, % 'hf hre-
~ ;re,sna plhi'"r> has constant
summer ~ ,o,- """"' hl'N III the
summer n, az LOU, ~" IN the
dozen rren 49,. .S "noNf halt 4
This 20 'Si'r"h THIS week.
numb, NJ 49,, 80 ,"' hf ~" large
drafted in M w" nav" h""n
ieot IN d,.t, w VII" arc sub
The nrn-
the yo,in., y.o, ~ cNp"ritnce or
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tendance. In the sixteen years II has
taken her to go from the first grade
OF the public schools to graduation
At the ASgy school she has never been
absent or tardy
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WAR RELIEF ASSOCIATION
REPORTS MUCH PROGRESS
Large Quantities Of t:nrmrnt. and Sun
plies Made Tn aud Shipped to
the wnr Zone.

Annual reports from chairmen Of the
various sections of the War Relief As
ISOLATION OF Virginia were rendered at
the regular meeting Of the board held
ut the headquarters on Main Street
Tuesday.
The reports were as follows: chill
drcn's aid section. 6.652 garments. val
ued at 3.2l0.9S: surgical dressings, 346.-
20? garments. valued at s2i,GSS.6S Miss
stokes gave In the amount OF money
which was collected by her during the
year the amount being s24932S. She
also reported that Miss Porterfield col
iected 100. Mrs. hodges reported her
work for the past two weeks amount :
ing TO S2.442 dressings valued at S3l?3n
Mrs. bradbury. chairman Of the surct-
cal dressings committee of the National
League for Womans Service IlSof
articles. valued AT s2.Goo %. The shirt
ana pfJ'nra section reported for the
year l"1'? garments. valued at Sll-
4i3i3 Mrs. Samuel Cohen bedding
committee. annual report 1889 art,-
cIcs OF piilows and cases valued at 50
.'7'Gf for tho past two weeks eG, nil
lows. '3i pillow caS"s valued al so57
Mrs. Evan Fraser for the knitted ronJs
section. annual report 1.52G knitted
articles. va 'u,h at s2.S4o Miss Barpv
Tor the secondhand clothing section.
'."'" garments. alu"d at Si.G9S17 Mrs
Taylor for tho packing rommittcc ooS
cases. valued at S47n'5aj She a,;o
stated that IL spite of the srca, dir
hcuiti"s in shipping only four cases
had heen definitely reported as los.
ana TWO "aSrs unaccountcd for Mrs
ii"''hk'Ss announced, that rs n rosu,t
OF TN" rar'ion fctc held on June H. the
war Hcilot association would receive
Woo. the remaining si2a was to nc
t,,if
Members Of the board who we-c pres
ent al The meeting Tuesday wore: Mrs
Z. {. finckney. Mrs. f.: II. Williams
Miss y. Stokrs. Miss A. Stewart Mrs
Evan Fraser. Mrs Charles Rolling,
MIS- h d. lotchkiss. Mrs. Henry Tay-
Tor. Mrs. Eula Young Morrison. Mrs
j. y. Hodges. Mrs. Ramon Garcin. ne
Soto Fitz Gerald. Henry w Anderson
Miss Isabel" Carter. Mrs Samuel
Cohen. Miss Ellen IfaEby. Ivan Maltbv.
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OH In Richmond to call the attention
OF the people to these facts and to tho
necessity for back yard poultry keen
ing. The Department of Ag:iculturc
states that two hens i'm the back yard
ior each person In the house will keep
family In fresh eggs
window display has been arranged
on Broad Street. near Sixth scttIn,
forth the method of preserving crrn
and avocatins back yard poultry keen.
ing
demonstrations In preserving eggs
VIII DC given at different points in the
city. EGGS preserved In water rlasa
VIII be good for all purposes for six
months or more and may be used with
perfect satisfaction. This will saws
waste. stabilize prices and couaIizc
distribution.
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HOW TO PRESERVE EGGS
Az ticuIturnl Department to Give Dem
onstrntiOnS mt Various Points
Throughout CITY.

The United States Department OF
Agriculture is urging the people OF
Richmond to prepare for II scarcity OF
eggs next winter by preserving eggs
in water glass now. The production
of eggs has been decreased on account
OF high-priccd grain. Heavy traffic OF
war materials has further demoralizcd
the cSg trade. In spite of these facts
the consumption OF poultry and eggs
must be increased in order to release
the beef and pork needed for the army.
~ campaign liz now being carried
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held next week. The Normal school
students. teachers and employees will
buy 800 full chautauuua tickcts The
patriotic and inspirational character or
the rhautauQua lectures will Toe such
ihdt the teachers will go back to their
school work next fall with. larger ideas
of patriotism and duty to their coun-
try They VIII learn much OF the needs
of our country in tho present var ana
what they can do to meet these needs.
The Red Cross work. the Y. w. G. y.
work and all forms Of patriotic service
and usefulness will he emphasized IN
the chautauqua lectures and' in the
other work OF the Normal School this
summer.
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MOVIE ACTRESSES AND
THEIR HAIR

'id IT ever occur 10 You that every
movie actress YOU have seen has
lovely hair. while the most popular
count their curls as their chief
hcautN' In fact. many are leading
ladies lnSt because of their attrac-
tive looks. Inquiry among them
diSci"S"S tho fact that they bring
out all the natural beauty of their
mar by careful ShampooinE, not
Win any soap or makcShift hut
Win simple mixture by putting n
'"aSpocnful of CanthroN (Which
they Get from tho drugEisp in "A
Gun Of hot water and applying this
instead of SOAP. This full cup of
shampoo liquid is enough so il is
easy To amply II TO all the hair in
stead of just the top Of the head
After it's use. the hair dries RAPIDLY
with uniform color. Dandrun, eN-
cess oil and dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear. The hair is 50
fluffy that II looks much heavier
than II is: its luster and softncss are
delight fli Adv
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Ernest II. Wells. south side of Madison
Nara: R. w. wilson. north side OF Lee
Ward: -. g. O'Flahcrty. south side OF
Lee Ward. and r. Gray Huddon. Clay
ward. These generals form "a sub
committee headed by Charles q. Tay-
ior az chairman and Clyde W. Saun-
GERS az vicc-chairman. w. Z. Dabncy
Is charged with supplying speaker
Tor c:ch OF the meetings
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INQUIRIES SCHOOL HOLDS
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
''"n"rs mud SrhoInr>hirs trc .,;3rdcd
~ Clos" az Eif,.-Ihira


'I"Sln2 exercises OF the nfty-third
session ~; Mct;uiro's University school
We're held al u'clock Monday morn.
lhi, In accordance with longest,
Shed custom rrinC.pal John T.. Nc
''ire announced the names Of All bows
VINO received degrees at the varioi,s
""!l"ses and universities this year AZ
follows: "
AZ the University Of virginia. ~ ".
'"'NS"n' .r- Is. y. and Valentine Heck
go n. i. T.: ~ tho Medical COLLEGE
~ Virginia, y Il Sicvicrs. VI. -. AT
we NlTS mia ic!yt"chnic Institute q
- Lancaster, l.. s. at the virginia
MiiltarN Institute. Il. A. Cary. il. T.
>. = W. Lust l.. s. L. j. James. y s.
ana T. J. l.aud". T. ;. a total OF eight
degrees for the present session
After n brief address in v.hici, a..
principal referred to the fac, Tia, zoo
old boys have volunteered for sorv,.o
r"rtiiicatcs and medals were distributed
as follows: "
,.|" idd ~ Distinguished rron.i.pcy
s,hd "I, "r'I l,.vs ES""n I,Gr%sr
~. y. T. t;Wathmcy \ : Huri {, :; w IT,
smn, Il Jordan y u. i."ad.. " . Mar.
IIn'' !. Mc..,i!',u. Jr. - T. Mcclure.
. r. Ri"iy. Il II Roberts. IL. i, T. S,,,,i'
w,ut'iiosGHn, T' a. *, z. TaHor J II
..r ''h''' 'r Is Davis. \. II John.
C"riin' ,'tes Of i'..n,i.nry CSC s2,-I;cd pib.
I-', n'E'''.I ,,1nt't,, Scno%,T T. Adams.
Ian. g Dunlop j. Is f. I,lli-ir,on ~
ra'r%T. ! !! fern"y lough. II q F"rney.
iii"tSIii., w 80. -, .'iorsi"y. q "
Lynn. G. " Milr. lr " 4 Vrn,,,r."' -, ~
y y, DouulH. rs Il Newton. 4 i
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M i: Storm W. 4 Sn'rS NJ w }s smner,
" NJ HsSnss, Ir,; q; {; ssT"ssleSsh. q,
Mott lr. + EVE + PATTERSON e. y; MG%rnI r.
sands. IN. J. J. Schcrcr. iii. IL. l.. Mark /.
M,S , D;;yis,":saiESssr $shS%l-h y c.r%:
s''G''S M,h Il lard w. 'r Msnaar: M"G Sr
jr j. Purcell. W. II: + Reed. t jar. 4,
cS'r,!yvn.,r. Ir:. n. ii shrryir i, VI sicycr.
Q { Grrsors. Jr.. S. [. Williams. b. c
ccr,tnyn,cs OF crcdi,ah,c Standing t75.So,-
;yrner SHho"l-i; NJ Bril-: ;; Z, Eronk. H.
Clay: " NJ. curd. ii. r FunnitIcroij. u.
! il lyon. IT,, ), +, Miarjs,;s {. <:
i:ichar.a.oa {. !. r. M%fcrs2n. {. ! s,raus
J n TnrHin. p u Woi,i; Lover sch"o--J'
ccr,ihoatcs Of ,nnrrorcmcnt-Orange Ribbon
Upper $cho"i-W,. II. Graves. ~. Crosse; \;
j A. Connc,ly. Ir., ". Z. Flake. Jr.. ..
9. Gregory. Jr.. X H. Mcncnough. S, Z,
Conduct Isonors.
silver Medals u'0'-urpcr Srhoo.w. c.
rarer r. r. f,un,'I roy, j.: w Kr.rim'
X ; 2, XSnls. W II w nfra = II,
Lower Schoo,-7W. NJ. Cease. .ir.. ). y.
.rohnson H. W n. Lewis. 7. A. Mott Jr..
r. ~. McDonough. II. Il. Workman. d. &.
Moods.
White Ribbon ccr,ihcnt" CS.l"',-CrrIr
SChn"i--R. =. beverley. u. " tardwcl J.
u christian G. q Flak" w l.. GOODWIN,
L. W X Graves. !. NJ. leach. r ID q
NicrauN t. NJ Miller. Jr.. ~. y. Parrish. .lr..
l. l., S,r.uSe. .ir.. I ~. Wilkinson. Jr..
+: NJ wills " l.. Wood.
lower Schnol--p. g. Gregory. .Ir. j. 7.
ral,ratary. .r.. r. r. Patterson. 'r. Il. NJ
u-na<si::rod On arcoun, Of late "n,rar-e
carrier Z l. pickcns"r. . w tarrar. !
- u,c. y u Leach. T.. ~ Taylor. I. \
Scholarships were awarded as fol-
lows:
Rohora, Taylor Scott Scholarship
charles Hancock Reed.
John rcytou Mcclure Schclarship--
Thomas Elallcy Mcdonald
Lower school neutrality-suspicious.
E;aird Davis
Jack Gordon Memorial Scholarship
and Medal-Johnson Barbour Christian
University of Virginia Scholarship
Morgan Mnutrose Wallace.
Washinston and Lee Scholarship
Unassigned.
Valedictory address-Samuel Spencer
Jackson.
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Perfect school neco1a.

M.NNHATTAN. kANS.. June I'll
MISS Lille Lehman. OF Junction CITY.
a graduate Of the 1915 class of tn.
KANSAS state Agricultural College
claims tho state record. If not the
United states record, for school at
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HainsOoh in
i0-yard
pieces SS.0S

TIL" real pres
cnt day value Of
this Is So apiece.
II * 20 inches
wide. il a very
soft sheer quail
itN and very
suitable for all
needs where a
fine delicate ia b.
rio is desired.
j. Is. !Iosby e.
Cod Floor
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White
Turkish Bath
Towels, Bic

Size COX o:
good heavy close
nap Towel. white
bleach and a
reg uiar 32c quail
NY. a very Spe-
cial value
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-04-11

"April showers bring May flowers
Most OF the farmers are nearly ready
to plant corn. Gardens are beginning
to rec up.
Mr.. Edward Be mn, of Piedmont. as
lumber inspector, was the guest of +.
NJ Adams a few days lately.
There are several cases of measles at
Goodland.
Mrs. Clara Strickland has been quite
i'll for few days.
Mrs. Terry has gone to Lestervilie
to 6 her mother, who some time
ago fell and dislocated her hip.
Grace Schrum is recovering from
a severe spell of sickness.
Mrs. G. A. White has gone to st.
Louis on business.
Friends and Ieighbors to the num-
Der of twenty-one gathered, with well
filed baskets, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S l.. Brooks on Friday, the &C.
casion being Mrs. BIS birthday. Mr..
Brooks has sold out and they will
depart for their new home in
far away Montana. That their Mis-
souri, friends regret their departure
goes without saying.
There will be a Liberty Loan Rally
the Redmondville school house
Saturday night. April Ii. A big crowd
s expected. There will be songs,
%recitations and speaking.
Somebody come over into Mace
donia and help us.
TIMOTHY Hay.
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Annapolis News.

We had a good growing rain Satur-
day, but cold and clear to-day.
There will be a free war exhibit train
here Sunday, April 21st. In this ex-
hibit will be many interesting things
that every loyal American will want
to see. Hundreds of war relics, right
from the battle field, gun shells, hel.
NETS, bombs, s%chrapnel, gas masks,
trench tools, etc. The exhibit will be
in charge of US. aud French Canadian
soldiers who will demonstrate the use
OF machine guns, rifles aud other light
ordnance; speeches by men who have
been ''ovar there" martial music and
patriotic songs. The train will arrive
in Annapolis Sunday afternoon, April
G1st, at 4:3O O'CLOCK and remain until
6:15. Everybody should see it.
5. kitchall has been appointed AS
commissioner to iseue license for the
purchase and sale of explosives in
this vicinity. Those who do not heed
the law and procure license are liable
to a fine of $500.
David, son of George Slusher, will
go to st. Louis and join the navy.
While splitting wood the past week
Henry Lewis wife cut off one of her
toes.
The wife of Bradfield Kelley, who
lives on Crane Pond, near Minimum,
was very sick Saturday, but is better
now. She is the daughter of H. P.
White Of Annapolis.
Ed Moss is running the saw mill in
Annapolis. He will saw a couple OF
cars of ties here and then move to
Rich Lewis farm, on the other side OF
Black river, where he has some fine
red and white oak and pine timber.
d. A. Worley was in Ironton Satur-
day.
Some mule buyers were here last
week. They got four fine mules here
and one at Sabula.
The creeks are flush from Saturdays
rain.
On Good Friday Squire Kitchell's
little boy set fire to some corn stalks
In the barn and came near burning UP
the place. Only hard work saved the
building.
Early gardens are looking fine.
Charles W. Wadlow OF Sabula was
In Annapolis Monday.
James Young, of Mitchell Mines
near Flat River, is visiting his mother
and brother in Annapolis. He tell
me that, after Ave weeks OF married
HE, he and his wife parted.
French measles in u town again.
... BULLETIN.
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Belleview News.
q Liberty Bend.

Buy a Liberty BIZ nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood of Gran
iteville visited Mr.. and VIM. Town.
send last Sunday.
Dent Mckinney and sister, Miss
Rachel, also Miss Grace McColI, were
shopping in Pennington last Tuesday.
Miss Maude Ellis, Of Patton, Mo-,
10 visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
bollinger, at the Parsonage.
Jasper Breitenstein, one Of our
Be'Ieview boys at Camp Funston,
spent q few days with his mother,
MRS. Katherine B%reitenstein, return
Ing to camp last Monday. He had
many things to tell about camp lie,
but best Of all were the good things
ne said about the work Of the Red
Cross and Y. NJ. g. A. In talking to a
crowd Of bis former associates be
s1id, "Boys, don't miss an opportun-
ity to contribute to those worthy or
ganizstionS, for they bring home right
iato tho camp and make possible 80
many comforts and Pleasures
Raymond johnson left Monday ior
Camp Funston.
In response to the appeal for Oh
eZy donation for the Red Crets, g.
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Write for information or appointment.
Baptist Home.

The Missouri Home for Aged Bap.
lists, located in Ironton, was charter
ed in April, 1913 Recently the Mis-
souri, Baptist General Association
recommended two changes and APP
piled tor a new or amended charter
which was granted at the October
term OF court, and since received from
the Secretary of State. The two
changes referred to are, a larger
board, and this board to be approved
by the Missouri Baptist General As
sociation. The Home was organized
five years ago by seven men and
women with the expectation that it
would some day come under the super.
vision Of the Missouri Baptist General
Association. 1t Is gratifying to the
friends OF the Home that this has
come about 10 soon. This ia the
meaning of newcharter.
MILFORD RIGGS.
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dozen were sent in, Melted ssa00.
Thanks to the good people OF q
community Who have never yet failed
us in any good attempt.
Quite q number OF Belleviewians at
tended the speaking and Liberty Bond
Rally in lronton Monday.
On next Saturday afternoon at
the post office, Mics Grace McColl
and her Sunday School Class of l6
girls will have a Pastry Sale. They
kindly ask the good housewives not
to Go any Saturday baking bat come
to the sale and buy from them the
cakes, pies, etc, for the sunday din
ner. Cream will also be served.
ALPHA.
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Stateseat Of Tie Masageneat, Owner.
sip. ETC., Required BY tie Act Of Con.
mss Il August a, lell.

&sSSS ~ A~8USs SSs s'Hs
Of IRON COUNTY REGISTER, published
weekly ut lronton, Missouri, for April
/, l91S.
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF IRoN
Before me, a Clerk Of the Circui,
Court In and tor the State and County
Aforesaid, personally appeared Frank
p. AXE, who, having been duly sworn
according to law, deposes and says
that he Ia the Publisher OF the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER aud that the follow
ing is, to the best of his knowledge
and belief, a true statement Of the
ownership, management, etc, of the
aforesaid publication for the date
shown in the above caption, required
by the Act OF August "a, 1912, en-
bodied in Section 4i3, Postal La VS. and
Regulations, printed on the reverse
OF this form, to wit:
That the ma mes and addresses of the
publisher, editor, managing editor,
and business manager are:
Publisher, Frank p. Axe, Ironton,
Mo.
Managing Editor, Eli d. AXE, Iron
ton, Mo.
Business Manager, Frank P. AXE,
IrOnton, Mo.
That the owner is: Frank Z. AXE,
Ironton, Mo.
That the Known bondholders, mort
cages, other securities are: None.
FRANK p. AXE, Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
[sEAL] this sth day of April, 1918.
JESSE NJ. HAWKINS, Clerk
Circuit Court, Iron County, Mo-.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed, w. w. Reese and II. L.. Rieke,
Executors, with will annexed, Of the estate OF
August Rieke, deceased, will make Final
Settlement Of their counts with said estate
as such Executors, at the next term OF the
Probate Court Of Iron County, Missouri, ID
be holden at Ironton, in said county, on the
18th day Of May, A. ID. 1918.
w. w. REESE,
II. l.. R1EKE,
Executors with will annexed.
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G. A. FULDNER, OPT D
FIRM OF FULDNER G. COMPAN'

Successors to Fuldner 4 Kitchen,
Marina Bldg 306 n. Grand Ave, st.
Louis, Mo, specializing in the Cor
rection of Eyesight, Eyestrain, and
the proper Fitting of Glasses, will
again be in
lRoNToN. TUESDAY, APRIL IS,
at the New Commercial Hotel, from
A. NJ. to ! p. NJ. Any word may be left
tor him there.
Bismarck, Tuesday, April IS, al
Mrs. James Hotel, from 2:30 p. NJ. tc
s p. NJ.
Flat River, Wednesday, April II,
at New Hammond Hotel, from 8 A. NJ,
to ! P. NJ.
Write for information or appointment.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-04-11
Goodwater Items.

A fine rain, which was badly needed,
fell yesterday,
Farmers are ready to plant corn.
j. P. Lucas, of Brazil, visited j. NJ.
Lucas Thursday night.
Bert Lucas and Miss Maybsrry WIS.,
tied friends at Courtois last Saturday
night.
Several from here attended church
at Bethel last Sunday.
Several cases OF measles here.
DR.. Donahoe and Jas. Payne were
in st. Louis the first OF the week.
Orville and G.. Fl. Crocker attended
the Telephone meeting at Goodland
Saturday evening.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. May
berry on the 2Sth uIt., a fine boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Abney are the
happy parents of u fine boy, born on
the BID. l.. W. S.
Full Stock Brown Leghorn Eggs fol
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-04-11
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice IS hereby given that the under.
signed, Executrix, with will annexed, Of the
estate Of Benedict S~pitzmiller, deceased, win
make final settlement Of her accounts with
said estate as such Execu,rix at the
next term Of the Probate Court OF Iron
County, Missouri, to be holden at %1ronton,
IN said County, on the 18th day Of May,
A. ID. 1918.
MARJORIE SPITZMILL Err KELLEY,
kxecutix with will annexed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-04-11

Full Stock Brown Leghorn Eggs for
sale BY Mrs, J, Fl. Keith, Ironton; Is
eggs tor 81 90.