Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-09-12

''e'sht aho passenger agent
OF all the railroads entering Fort
Worth, Texas. An important position
and We tender George our congratu.
lations.
MARE sTRAYrr Dark brown, al
most black, about I years old, about
10 hands high, small saddle lump on
back, shod in front. Reward for in.
formation leading to her return to
Jeff Mcdowell, X. F. d. No. 6, Farm.
ington.
10 MIR. A. Z. Jaquith, OF Denver,
the editor is indebted fer a clipping
from a Denver paper, telling Of the
Missouri Society in that city ceIebrat-
ing Pershing day on August Slst aud
a copy of the programme for the &C.
c~asion. Former Governor Hadley
and Others made speeches.
The champion spaghetti eater of
Mulberry Bend, New York, was en-
ployed TO register his versatility on
the screen in "The Cinderella Man,
the third Goldwyn starring vshicle of
Mae Marsh, and may be seen demon
strating at the Academy Theatre,
Thursday, September l2.-Adv.
An automobile, driven by Geo.
Mayes, son of John Mayes, the livery
man, turned over on Main street,
south OF the Lopez store, last Saturday
evening, The wind shield was broken
and the top badly damaged. The oc-
cupants, fortunately, escaped injury.
The accident is said to have been
caused by a broken wheel.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
G. V. Boring and Geraldine NJ. Phil
lips of Belleview.
James II. Miller and Sina Nash OF
Belleview.
Elmer Thompson Of Roselle and
Carrie Lashley of Silvermines.
Walter Elliott and Katie Hughes o.
Pilot Knob.
Miss Clara Twomey has returned
to st. Louis after spending sewers
days with her brother, Fred, ant
family. Miss Clara is stenographe,
at Butler Bros. Her sister, Miss May
accompanied her and will attend high
School. Another sister, Miss Ethel
is a s~tenographer for the Department
of Justice in st. Louis. Bismarck Ga
zette.
The following is elf.explanatory:
! ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 5, 1913.
Mr.. John II. Keith, Ironton, Mo:
Dear Mr.. Keith have received
draft for 500 from your local treasur
err for Salvation Army War Fund
Please accept my .thanks for this an
f express my appreciation for this kind
. ness to your citizens of Iron county t
your local newspapers.
With best wishes foryour continue
success, l am F~raternally,
:, J. DowELL, Secretary
:. Salvation Army War Fund.
Albert Miller, Co. II, 18th Y. s. Ii
\ fantry, now in France, writes his sis
ter in ARCADIA: 81 have just com
out of a great battle, and the Hun
are on the run. ! got a slight woun
: but did not go to the hospital" H
- writes on the back of a %photograp
sh owing a dozen of the "boys" wit
several bottles of wine in plain view
9 He explains that 'the bottles hel
were presented us by the French
g the little town where we are now"
: County court met in adjourned ses
sion last Saturday. Various matte
were disposed of. G. W. Wallis, j.
Stevenson and Willard Dunn wei
n named as a committee to secure Il
q right OF. way for the proposed Sta
l. Highway through Union TOWNSHIP
D., Another adjourned term of court "
be held September 23d when the juro
t. for the October term Of Circuit Coul
& will be drawn and the judges name
y for the November election.
d. The Local Board has entrained nj
re for camps and on dates as follows:
September Sd, for Camp Greenles
h. Lytle, Georgia: Monte Henry d.
!. pew, Ironton; Miles Leavitt Johnso
Middlebrook.
r September !, William Upton, Vulca
g. Septem ber 5,'for Camp Mac Artht
Il. Waco, Texas: Harvey Russell II
boden. Ironton; Walter Gibbs, Middl
brook; William Hugh Jordan, Bell
ca view; Esco Elmer Midyett, Bixb
d, Clarence Barton, Enough.
For Camp Funston, Kansas: w
- liam Edward Wadlow, Sabuls; Vi
o. Winford Berry, Arcadia.
. Mr.. George V. Boring and NJ
Geraldine Phillips were joined in he
TO- matrimony at Union Methodist churt
O. lrontou, at 8 o'clock last Wednesd
IN afternoon. Only q few friends we
present. The young folks are chi
sy rem OF two OF Iron couuty's most es
mabls citizens, william Boring q
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