Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-05-02

sew eral head Of cattle, marked and
unmarked, all branded ON left hip
with letter 49," tattooed in right ear
with as. b. ST." labeled in top part Of
left a with ''Shy Bros" or "A. G.
Shy" In the bunch is one three
year. old red steer marked with crop
of OF each ear, underbit 10 right.
The brand on him doesn't show plain.
Any one who can furnish information
address A. G. SHY,
L~esterville, Mo.
The story 10 current that James
VINEYARD, q farmer Gar Ruble, re-
Gently hired q man who talked with a
German accent. He worked . week
and left as unceremoniously as he
came, but when he left he talked with
an Irish accent. Three days later Mr..
Vineyard received notice to sell the
large quantity of wheat he had stored.
This should be a warning to others
who are attempting to hold wheat for
higher prices when the government
is in need Of all that a be had.-El.
lington Press.
The REGISTER is very sorry, indeed,
to hear of the removal of Mr.. Il. W.
Graves from Des Arc to Poplar Bluff.
Mr.. Graves has been a resident OF
Iron County for many, many years
and is generally known and recogniz-
ed as a most excellent citizen and
splendid neighbor. His varied BUSH
ness interests in Butler county neces-
STATED a nearer residence. We are
glad to learn, however, that he will
maintain his house at Des Arc and
will occasionally HE back to familiar
haunts when he yearns for a drink OF
pure water or longs for a Whit of the
mountain air.
. Miss Mary Steel, who has been
: teaching in Webster Groves, came
home last Thursday evening to see
o her parents, Rev. and Mrs. George
. Steel, before taking up her duties as
hostess of the Young Women's Chris
tan Association house at Jefferson
Barracks. She received her appoint
; ment last Monday and was expected
. to take charge Sunday. This adds
another star to Rev. and Mrs. SeePs
service flag, making three stars, Their
- two sons, Roy and John, being in The
9 Marine and Aero services respective
Il ly. Miss Mary is exceptionally vel
qualified for her responsible position
y and will doubtless do her country
e splendid service. Jefferson County
(. Democrat.
The attorneys of this Circuit las
Thursday completed the organization
of the Bar Association of the els
judicial Circuit, the initial step there
to having been taken in De Soto las
December. About twenty-five law
~ yers were in attendance here, an
~ assembled in the court room. Tn
w. meeting was called to order by Judg
u Deering at 5 o'clock P. NJ. After sta
ing the object of the meeting, sue
a' gestions and discussion for an hour c
," so, when the body took a recess TO
Nv supper. This was served them in tn
Academy of Music by the ladies Of tn
Sc Red Cross. Full justice was done t
he the good things set before us-ye'
sir, I was a temporary "ornery
~. member-and l trust in all cases goo
ng digestion waited upon fervent al
rs petite. The hour at the festive boar
n was made trebly pleasant by til
never palling charm of vocal must
us For which the diners stand indebted
: Mrs. Edgar( Jr.), Mrs. Barger and Mi
/. Workman, whose talents never fail
The command attention and applause.
our the conclusion of the frugal repast
chicken, with dressing, vegetable
ert pickles, cake, ice cream, coffee, ct
etc.-His Honor, the Judge, returne
ND for all, thanks for the pleasures q
corded him and his fellow.laborers
the legal vineyard. They then
r,r turned to the court room, when I
business OF the meeting was resume
ar. Constitution and Bylaws WI
adopted and other necessary matt,
ok. attended to. At midnight the
'ess ISOLATION adjourned, to meet at Pie
last mont at a date not yet dete rmined'
ne. From the Centerville Outlot
IN "Tuesday about noon Ed Enloe,
at wood contractor of near Bixby, II
ade county, shot and instantly killed il
nes. Turner, with a shot gun, the q
and striking him in the head. Immedi'
are ~ after the shooting Enloe went so
pre- distance to where Ex-Judge X
sful Barton conducts q tie yard and pla'
himself In custody with the requ
On that he pilot him through to front
,oan They came across to West Fork
,ur- from there to C%enterville by auto,
1t supper and employed Ed. Scott