Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-09-19

"eaiy VI ues Are, was brought
90 ironton last Saturday morning by
Luther Daniels and Il. il. Stevenson
ahd lodged in Jail. Kelly was found
an aif. otevenson's residence the night
before. lie said he was hunting the
Key 10 Mr.. Stevenson's store, rs he
was hungry and wanted something to
eat. This is not Kelly's first offence.
lie will be held for circuit court.
Miss Helen Wilkinson, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. r, T.. Wilkinson, of AL
ton, HIS, departed last Friday for
Wellesley College, Massachusetts.
n young lady anticipates a year Of
proht and pleasure in her association
with sixteen hundred girls in attend.
ance. Master Robert Wilkinson, of
whose affection recent reference was
made, IS slowly improving under a
specialists care.
Flat River News in Pennington
Times: Mrs. X. @. Love and daugh-
tor, Miss Florence, of Edgehill, Mo-,
n also q daughter from Austin, Tex
as, Mrs. j. ID. Blackwell, and her little
daughter, Edith, arrived Monday to
visit the formers daughter, Mrs. j.
NJ. Webb, until Thursday, when Mrs.
Love will return home and Miss
Florence will accompany her sister,
Mrs. Black well, to the latter's home
in Texas
DR.. II. W. Gay has received advice
from the Surgeon General Of the
Army at Washington that in his re-
lnRpt nvEnrinatin Fav r,,>,t -.
the Medical Corps, L S. Army, he
had been found qualified ard his name
would shortly be submitted to the
Adjutant General Of the Army with
recommendation that he be commits
stoned as a member thereof. This
probably mean that the DR.. will
soon be engaged in army work.
Excellent offers, soon to be with
drawn, in magazines: Pictorial Re-
view, Delinealor, McClure's, Every
body's, Worlds Work, Withdrawn
the 2Oth), Woman's Home Compan-
ion. Why not give your magazine
subscription to the Baptist Ladies'?
They will attend to the business
promptly and guarantee your receiv-
ing the first copy and will trace them
il lost in the mail. They deal in peri
odicals of all kinds. Phone %.
Gilbert Golf, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Golf, Of Glover Iron county,
had his right thumb blown off when a
dynamite cap which he was handling
exploded on last Sunday. lie and
Luther Scoggin's son had been work
ing on the road where they were us
, ing explosives and while they were
\ doing nothing on Sunday We suppose
they decided it would be a good time
to explore the inside with the above
unfortunate result. -~Centeryille Out
look.
The War Board says we shall moi
mail the REGISTER to subscribers wht
are more than three months in ar
rears on their subscription accoun
I after November 1st. This meal tina
all subscriptions, without exception
will have to be paid in advance. 1t il
q the ruling of the War Board and VT
4 will have to obey it. The names o
all subscribers who are three month";
or more in arrears O. November Is
Q will have to be taken from the list
h We do not want to lose a single nam'
:. and trust that all who are in arrear
will settle up before the date named
There was a flag raising at Arcadi
" College last Thursday, registratio
:, day. An iron flag pole, 65 feet lons
n was donated by Mr.. e. A. Buckle,
& and a handsome flag, l2x1s feet, WI
furnished by the young lady students
It Rev. Father Wernert made some az
y propriate remarks and the student
o sang patriotic songs. There are nov
at the beginning of the school yea
IS students enrolled and quartered
the handsome new buildings, u 3
1s completed. About the middle of o.
70 tober Archbishop Glennon will
(, here to dedicate the new editices,
Is special programme will be arrange
v. for the occasion and the people of til
10 valley, and the public generally, a
rs forded an opportunity to view II
3. structures.
~ DIED.-After an illness OF sewers
~ months James Preston Bargsr, a
old anu esteemed friend, last Thurs
cu Oay, AZ / OClOCh A. m's SUI ouhuCA ~
Tx sorrowing relatives and friends, pas
~ ed from time into the limitless realm
an of eternity. His funeral on the afte
TX noon of the succeeding day was a
tended by n large %concourse of cit
:. zens, and his body laid to rest in til
u Masonic Cemetery. The haze
-. years i%ntervenes as look back to u
t y days when first l knew him, but not
~ break is there in the mutual frien
ad snip attending our intercourse.
~ sturdy integrity and manly pu
pose, his life was II OF devotion
D.. duty. He cared for them depende'
lst upon him and filled every requir
ment OF q good citizen and xii
nj neighbor. May attach to his diser
bodied spirit the blessing promis'
na him to whom tho Master shall ga
"Well done, good and faithful sc
= vant!"
Ier From the Fredericktown Democr,
nd News: Developments during I
Or. past week add considerable encot
ire agement to those interested in
yer mineral development Of Maids
al county. Mr.. Henry Knox OF {
Madison Mining Corporation arriv
.,a from New York for a brief visit.
Nv is now in St. LOUIS but expects to
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