Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-21

ago, was paid siJo insurance for thu
loss. Mr.. Elsman had a policy fol-
$500 but this included building anC
contents and about all the latter hac
been removed before the fire occur
red.
The Box Supper and Dance, adyer.
tised last week to be given at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. l. KanOuse i'm Arcadia.
on Easter Monday, April LIST, has been
postponed one week, to Monday,
April Sth. This action was taken so
las not to conflict with the dance ad :
vertised at Granitevilie for the sam G
date.
Mrs. Woodside cordially urges la
dies to call at the Style Shop and see
her exquisite selection of millinery
before making their spring purchases.
In the splendid and varied assortment
on display she is certain can be found
something to please every fancy and
accord with every purse. Come be-
Tore Easter.
p~ayi,nir, N,rcb ~, ,bo u,x;-
mum weight OF parce! post matter
sent within first, second and third
zones was increased from so to 20
pounds, and so pounds will be the
limit IN all other II With the
Increase OF weight goes increase OF
size, u parcels with 4 measurement
OF 81 inches are now admitted.
Def n y Ham,, r, s,,
tpnaant c,tv schoois anf,,n 49,.
mn aud ana ot ,he thrao ~, ,n;ssinn-
ers from b;a s.,tatn ~. y,'.,h Gan-
trial Association of City Superintend-
ents, meeting in Chicago this week,
dropped in to see his parents at the
Methodist parsonage Sunday night,
and spent Monday with them.
Mrs Ivle Dix of Ecercroa, c,,,.
raao accnnran;ed NO bssr a., r1,tar
Vir1in;. md ha. 90, N,th,r ,nh,
visitors At The Matho.list ~narannoaa
Fonr ueneratinns are thns hrnnoht r.
cether, Grandn, Thomnsnn j. Mrs.
n. r, Henry. danphter az. Mrs nix
granddaughter, 36; Virginia and her
brother, great grandchildren, Il and
Z, respectively.
A.. naati,o of tro sohoo1 ho,,a
,st ,;rht prnf n w cirnnn +andan.
Oh hi. resinnat;on "Sn nttho
HIN Sonpol nnd MI I.nt, 81
u, a a,ected Ia All tho nnexn;rad .arrn
M Sioner intaras uoino r. pntn.; r.
anrars in tha n%arns nt;,s h,s;nass ~
ia e rIaasnre tn commana him r. h
neo,,,a nf limit comn1nn;ty as mnst
aeaaryiny vonro mun in ayerv n,a,.
worthy OF their commence ana es-
'eem.
Our old friend. A. Hale. of Relie-
view, was in to see us last Friday,
Mr.. Hale recently returned from oujte
a prolonged stay in Texas. Mr.. Hale
saws the Lone Star state has uuuues.
| tionablv a fine climate, but there are
other things to be considered than
climate, He was there lust four DAYS
lacking one wear and in all that time
never once got the soles of his shoes
wet. Missouri and Iron county for
him, YER time. he saws,
80,
years are to be chosen at the election
to be held in the lronton district on
April I'd, The terms of directors Ru-
dy and kindell expire. The PROPOSE
CiS'''' ~ III "o'Aticb"' Nv l 81 SSias
on the hundred dollars valuation will
be submitted to the voters at the
same time. If this proposition car
ries the total tax for school purposes
in the district The ensuing year will be
90 cents on the hundred dollars vaiu-
tion-same as it was last year.
s.rom~;
IL iol'oM rs ePronucTu from
News of March 18th: "Warren Shell
by, aged 10 years, son Of Mr., and Mrs.
W. IL. Shelby, oil the Berrendo farms,
died yesterday afternoon at $50, after
a long Illness, at the family home.
The young man had been an invalid
ever since he was = years old. The
funeral service occurred this after.
noon at 4 O'Clock from the family
home, conducted by Rev. Edward j.
Doan." Friends otthe family III Iron
ton sympathize with the afflicted in
their bereavement.
Inc ,o'sDM.'k hmouncSihen ean,e
.r T, Was'i,ns.on ~. W ias' Menk.
afternoon that it has ordered immedt-
ate withdraw wal OF troops stationed in
the lead belt during the Flat River
riots last spring. The withdrawal was
asked by Representative Hensley and
Senator Stone, who assured the de-
! ma ~ tpapt thut all lu pf -apa riot