Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-08-22

arrival OF the new goods. Merit and
value always attach to her selection.
A mighty interesting letter comes
to me from my young friend, X. T..
Marshall, Go. A, 3Oth Infantry. now
In France and late on the firing line.
He is now in the hospital suffering
from . wound which incapacitates
him for the time being, but hopes
soon to be back in the trenches. j
would like to publish the whole letter,
but the censor has marked it-"Not
for publication" 1t il dated August
/, two weeks after his mishap, and SO
we may take it tina. his recovery ID
now complete. DO We realize how
much we owe to those who suffer and
die In our behalf? The thought of it
ought ever be present with Us.
The following is reproduced from
the Flat River items in the Farming
ton News: "Among those from here
who attended the Baptist Assembly
on Arcadia Heights Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. J. Lee Johnson and son,
Tom, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Buckley
aud children, Mr.. and Mrs. James
McClannahan, Mis- = Gladys Gideon,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j, c. Hughes. The
Assembly closed Sunday and YVES said
tn have been one OF the best meetings
ever held at Arcadia Heights, which is
a 1870 acre camp ground, located on
the top OF one of the highest of the
Ozark Mountains. The attendance
was not nearly so large this year
which was probably due to war con-
ditions and the drouth. The record
attendance was last year when it ap-
preached the two thousand mark"
From the Naval Recruiting Station,
St. Louis: Establishments in the Navy
were temporarily stopped by recent
order of Secretary Daniels. Howev-
er, all Missouri Naval Recruiting sta
tions will remain open. Applications
are being received from men IS to 40,
and they are being given complete
examinations, the same as before.
Such men are given consecutive mum.
beers, according to the order lin which
they apply, and are told to wait unit
notified that authority has been re-
ceived from Washington to enlist and
send them to a training camp, Mer
so enlisted will be considered In the
consecutive order Of numbers giver
upon application. Recruiting sta
tons and positions will not send APP
plicants to st. Louis on free govern
ment passes, under this arrangement
but will again do 30 as soon .as enlist
ments are resumed in the regula,
way"
Following is the program for tn
Fife and Drum Corps benefit at tn
r Academy of Music, Friday evening
August 2Sd:''
1. "Dixie Volunteers''--Song an
Drill. 50 "a Boys and Girls.
d 2. Violin Solo--"Love's Old Swee
q, Song. Airline Tual.
3. "Hello, Central! Give Me IN
MANS Land" ,.,,., Sybil Bramhall.
4. DEMONSTRATION -- "We're Tentin
Tonight"
5. Recitation--"Over the 'Phone",
G Eli Philip AXE.
- s.. keep the Home Fires Burning
i Daisy Bramhall, Helen Reese, Can
r rie Polk, Marion Huff.
7. Scene-"Annabelle Reads Wa
News for Grandmother ....-. Dore
thy Reese. Anna Marie Kindell.
l. s. Observation-Disclosures Nell.
~ 8. son the Road to Home, Swe'
Home"....~Mrs Mayfieid Huff.
> 10. Dance of Joy .... Lucille Jone
3 Anna Marie Kindell, Marion Huff.
It II. "Au Revoir, But Not Good.By
1t Soldier Boy!"
= Admission, Is and % cents. Ever.
ii body urged to attend and help a wo
thy cause.