Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-08-29

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John II. Ciemonds and Grace r.
Carly of GraniteyiiIe.
francis NJ. Whiteside Of Flat River
q Lulu Denton Of Caledonia.
charies Asher aud Hattie Chandler
Mr.. j. w. Clarkson, of Clarks, Lou.
is'ana, has leased the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. J. Francis, in east Ironton,
Tor one year. Mrs. Clarkson will re-
move thereto this week and they ex-
pect TO occupy the place about half of
the year, spending the rest Of their
time at their home in Louisiana.
Mrs. DIR. J. ". Wick, of st. Louis,
last week received a telegram from
her son. Corporal Jerry, who had
been in France several months, an
%nouncing his arrival in New York,
where he had been dispatched as an
Instructor. The closing words of Jer-
rvs telegram were: 81 got my
Boche."
The realistic cotton field scene in
full operation before ones very eyes,
is one OF many novelties offered this
year only by the Old Kentucky Min
strels which exhibit in Ironton under
canvas on the vacant lot on Main
street, just south Of the Lopez Store
Co.'s warehouse, Friday, August Goth.
Night only.-Adv.
Judge Harrison and G. g. O'Dell,
with two crews of men, are cutting
the right of way for the public high
way from this place to the Iron coun-
ty line. Mr.. O'Dell with a crew of
about fifteen men started at the Iron
county line and is working this way,
while Judge Harrison started from a
point about three miles north of Gem
vile and ia working toward Lester
vile. Judge Harrison has about ten
men with him. They will probably
meet at or near Lesterville. Center
vile Outlook.
! The entertainment given for benefit
OF the Fife and Drum Corps at the
t Academy of Music last Friday even
ing was 4 credit to the home talent OF
this community. Every number on
the program gave pleasure to the
large audience, IS was evidenced by
the applause evoked. The young
j, sters certainly did themselves prout
and reflected the painstaking care ir
i. their training. The credit for thi!
attaches to Mrs. G. M. Huff, in es'
pecial, and l take occasion to con
graduate her upon the result. TIT
proceeds amounted to about $500.
A. d. Robinson, a former Granite
vile boy now in the employ OF tn
= Santa Fe Eating House and Dining
' Car Service at MERGED, California
writes us under date of August 10th
"Just received q letter from m
d brother, Samuel II. Robinson, VIII
y for the past month has been statione
Is at Camp Fremont, lear San Francis
co, advising that he has just receive
his Commission as Lieutenant an
ordered to Vancouver Barracks
IN Washington. He enlisted in the arm
three and one half years ago at s
., Louis. He was three years in Homo
lulu"
IN The following named, who hav
10 become twenty-one years of age sint
June 5th last, registered before the II
~ cal board Saturday:
Charles Abney, Goodwater.
u Richard Brewer, Annapolis.
is Jesse Rhubon Childers, Ironton.
de Elmer Esco Croker, BiXby.
Richard Rnel Crocker, Goodwater
Omen Franklin Henson, Bixby.
lie Emmett Wilbur Jones, BiXby.
Ist Jess Lee, Des Arc.
nd Albert Henry Lueddecke, Phi
II. Knob.
~ Ernest McClurg, Belleview.
Lloyd Bryan Ringo, lronton.
r.. Walter Lee Ruble, Des Arc.
Fred Sirclum, Bixby.
Art Toppins, Minimum.
The Local Board has received Q
ders to entrain men in the 4-d
period beginning September Sd, a
has selected the following:
For Camp Greenlesf, Lytle, Ga
" d. Dennison, Sabula; Wslter L
az Austin, St. Louis; Miles Leavitt job
son, Middlebrook.
For Camp Macarthur, Waco, Tex
VIZ Harvey Russell Imboden, Ironte
o., Walter Gibbs, Middlebrook; Will
ird Hugh Jordan, Belleview; Elmer FL
he Midyett, Bixby; Clarence Bart
As' Enough.
'ng James Monroe Myracle, Arcad
CT will be sent to Camp Dodge, Iowa,
August Both, in addition to tn
nth whose names were published
week.
hos Captain George Gay writes his "a
rf' or, DR.. r. W. Gay, under date