Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-04-11
DEMOCRATIC.
q BREVITlES,

$780,
The price Of the St. Louis Sunday
papers after May LIST will be 7 cents.
The Box Supper aud Dance at Ar.
cadia Monday night was quite a sue.
cessful affair.
II you are In town Monday, April
22d, don't fail to see the War Picture
at Academy Theatre.
Mr.. B. B. Reagan has been confined
to his room the past two weeks, fol-
lowing q stroke Of paralysis.
For Sale-Six Mich Co we.
l.. A. PAULE,
Phone III. Conrad Place.
Sometime between the 26th of April
and the first OF May the Local Board
for Iron county will send eleven men
to camp.
The Liberty Loan drive in Iron
county il enthusiastic. By direction
OF the publicity committee no figures
are available.
Rev. ". o. Penley will hold services
in St. Paul's church, Ironton, this
coming Sunday-both morning and
evening.
Wednesday Of next week, April II,
Bishop Johnson will visit Ironton and
will hold an evening service in st.
Paul's church.
There will be a Box Supper and En-
tertainment at the Flatwoods school
house, Saturday evening, April goth.
Everybody welcome!
Some entertaining verses by our
fellow townsman, "Bert" Taylor, on
the sth page. Read them. They are
self-explanatory. .......
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
Friday afternoon voted to give the
money in their treasury--ten dollars
to the Red Cross.
The recent electric storms were ex-
pensive to the light company. 1t is
said the damage done to the street
lights was in the neighborhood OF
$500.
Three cheers for Ironton's High
School Debating Team! They are
now the acknowledged champions OF
Eastern Missouri. On to Columbia
and State Championship in May!
While in Ironton Monday Hon. B.
H. Marbury Of Pennington announc'
ed that he had fully determined to en-
ter the race for the Democratic NOM
nation for Congress in this district.
Judge g. W.. Phillips, an old resi-
dent, died at the home of his o in
Belleview this "wednesday morning
at 5 o'clock, aged S. years. Funeral,
near Caledonia, Thursday afternoon.
Dr.. J. H. Mortin, who has been in
training at Fort Riley the past two
months, spent several days of last
week with his family in Pilot Knob.
He expects to be ordered across the
water in q few days.
Louis Schwaner and daughter, Miss
Emma, were called to Poplar Bluff
last Saturday on account OF the death
Of Mrs. Henry Schwaner OF that city.
The two Schwaners are brothers,
Fredericktown Tribune.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol.
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Wallace Boswell and Ruby Whitney
Of Arcadia.
Roy Walcott and Lille Tucker Of
Des Arc.
From the Flat River News: "Messrs.
Dent Mckinney and Eugene Gibbs,
and Misses Jessie Johnson and Grace
McColl, all Of Belleview, motored
here Sunday afternoon and paid
brief visit to Dr.. and Mrs. A.. A.
Meador."
Mr.. Geo. g. Howes came to the val.
Icy Sunday accompanied by Rev. Pau
RAIDER, the noted Chicago divine. who
10 conducting a big meeting In the
Coliseum, st. Louis. They returned
to the city Tuesday afternoon In 81
automobile.
"Frsncs In Arms" showing ightini
In actual progress, both In mid'ai1
and on the ground, views Of prisoner
and wounded; also Geld and base hos
pitfalls ii they were last November Of
the Western Front. Academy Thea
tire, Monday, April a2d.
Don't forget the school rally ct thu
courthouse Friday night. Everybod!
invited. There will be music by tn
schools and . patriotic address. Tn
prize. winning essay will DO read on
substantial purse given to the win
nsr. Admission, free.