Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-05-09
ister. Mrs. Walter Parker, in st.

Louis.
Quite . few Of the young people ac-
companied Miss Lora TO!ieson part oi
the way to her home Sunday, return-
ing on 3 Sunday.
A letter from Sergeant Carr Love-
lace, who has been In . hospital for
the past six moaths, recovering from
an attack OF meningitis, states that
he is DOING fine aud will 80 to = camp
In Virginiat This week.
Very encouraging letters were re-
ceived this week from our boys ia
Franco. Private Everett Myers IL yet
with the Marines and 10 well. Letters
also came from Ed and Geo Reed. AL
the Des Arc boys ssover there" are
camped near each other and can visit
when off dnty.
The b, Y. p. U. will place a service
flag in the church for OF the boys,
Edw'd Reed who wat q member of the
Union and u very active worker. He
led the first meeting after the Union
was organized and he has been missed
In the Christian work here.
VIM. Hughes will have = sale OF his
household goods on the 18th. They
will move to Ironton. We will miss
them from our town .'and hope they
will soon decide TO return.
Miss Gladys Lovelace has gone to
her home ut Iront0n. Miss Opal
Lovelace accompanied her for a visit.
Mrs. Bessie Lovelace spent Sunday
at Doniphan. She has bought the ho-
tel from her father, G. w. Wallis, and
will run it. Mr.. Wallis has bought
her interest in the store.
Hon. VIM. .R. Edgar will speak at
the school house at Des Arc Saturday
night. May 18th. Everybody is re-
quested to come out and hear his ad.
dress. The ladies of the Red Cross
will serve supper from 9 to s p. NJ, SO
that the folks In the country can come
in early, get supper and then get out
in time for the address.
Dds Are was expected to buy S5,4E0
worth of bonds in the Third Liberty
Loan Campaign. She did herself
proudly subscribing for twice that
amount, 81 Of her citizens subscribing
as follows: 81 ,000~-E. w. Graves, T..
W. Fitz, Ed Funk and +. Il. Farr: $500
w. h. Mckee and John Fl. Steven
son; S2O0--L. l.. Schmidt, Mrs. W. e.
Mckee and WI Stevenson; $780,
Mrs. Mildred Graves, Mrs. Minnie Nj.
Farr, r. A. Farr, Ernest Funk, John
Nations, E. p. Huddleston John Reed,
w. S Thompson, Madison M. Davis, |
Mrs. Lizzie Mill and DR.. jill. HEX
man; s50-Loras Tolleson, N A King,
Mrs Maude Wayland, Edw Schmidt,
G w Wallis, John Howard, Mrs Clara
Harrison, Mrs Clara Warren, Mrs
Stevenson. Mrs NJ Il Maddox,
Wallis, Walter Robinson, Mrs
Pearl Farris, Ralph Hicks, Mrs P A
Reed, f H Stevenson, II V Wayland,
& Harrison, Flyn Chiffon, J nj Lew
g, 9 A Wright, Leah Wallis, A X
J W Robinson, Thomas Love-
ace, VT Mckee Hazel Mckee, r l
Howard Stamp, Ctas r Roll
ngs, jeff Jackson, Thos Nations, Nor
lis Mckee, j M Walcott, Mrs Jane
Luna, L W .Lovelace, Fred Amsden,
Il James, Mrs Carl Semands, w T
King, Fred Lewis, j 3 Lewis, Rhoda
stevenson, Farris, Besta Ruble,
Ruble, Vincent Sutton, Zell
Della Stevenson, Mrs III Wall
colt, A W Lashley, N A Jordan, Chas
Elmer Farris, Beulah Wayland
Ind Theodore Wayland.
Mr.. II. G. Harrison received a copy
Of a letter from the State Highway
Board to the County Court of Iron
stating that the road from
fronton to Piedmont, along the rail-
road, had been designated estate
and asked the court to order
he survey Of the route. A delega-
ton from Des Arc will call on the
,ourt and it is confidently expected
hat work will commence on the road
It once. ISAAC.