Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-24

'ehlloh oil locating, returned &c Iron
county last week. Redmond SAYS
Missouri is good enough for him.
Hubert Wilson. son of James A
WILSON,, Of Monterey, died at Camp
i'ouge last week. The remains w.rs,
brought here Sunday and taken Ia tb.
young mans former home for burial
hhoiher fatrio. has made the supreme
sacrifice.
"A black Jersey steer, about five
years old, came to nay place in east
irohton about September LIST; tag in
right ear, but have never been able TO
READ 1t. Owner a have the steer by
paying expense.
NJ. NICHOLS, Ironton, Mo.
The influenza situation remains
about me same. \ number OF new
eases are reported in the valley, hut.
happily, most OF them are in light
form. The schools are still closed
aud all public gatherings prohibited.
1t can not be said when the ban will
be lifted.
Iron county has oversnbscrihed her
quota Of so 600 in the Fourth Liberty
Loan Complete returns are moi Vet
available, but the county's subscrip-
ton Is N excess of sl0O, 900. The
names OF all bond purchasers in Iron
county, whose names have not here
tofore been printed viii be published
next week.
Mrs. Weidman, relict of the late +.
NeidmaD, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. c. 5. Russell, in Rus
sellville, last Saturday. Mrs. Weld
man was probably the oldest person
IN Iron county, her age being 90 years
and five months. The funeral was
conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev.
Henry, interment being made in the
Masonic cemetery. Peaceful rest.
Mr., and Mrs. 0. j. Mayberry re-
turned yesterday from Troy, Y. Y,
where they were called two weeks
ago by the death OF Mrs, Hugh May
berry. Their stay thsre had been de-
laged owing to thei. son, Lieut.. Hugh
Mayberry, who had returned On the
heart rendlng mission Of burying his
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Former Governor Folk, Democratic
nominee for United states Senator,
arrived in lrontQn last Wednesday
evening from Piedmont. Because of
the influenza situation the plan for his
making q speech at the courthouse
that evening was abandoned. An in
formal reception wac hc!aat the Com
mercial Hotel that evening and many
OF Il people called to pay their re-
spects to the distinguished visitor.
About 0 o'clock that night Mr.. Folk
mot0red to Bismarck, going to ST.
Louis the next morning. The epidemic
of influenza has caused all of the cam
paign speakers to cancel their dates
the past week.
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