Iron County register., 1918-02-14
Saturday. February 10.
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Victor Moore Comedy.

Ak. Wallis is doing fine with his
cash store a, Des Arc. 1t pays to sell
for cash.
Dick Fletcher was here Saturday
and bought all of F. +. Farr's cattle,
hogs and sheep.
John Chiffon is buying another car
of corn here for lroptou. This is the
second car and the first corn ever
shipped out of Des Are. We had a
big crop of corn last year and also po-
tatoes. Some of our farmers lost
their potatoes by freezing.
DIR. F. F. Farr has bought the White
Hotel here. Ii will continue to be run
by VIM. Hughes and wife.
We are certainly glad that Millard
Brooks was among the soldiers who
we're saved on the Inflated Tuscania.
/ lie iS the sen of Rev. Brooks Of Bru-
not and well known here.
was in Pennington last week. Ny
granddaug hter, Virginia Morris, has
been very sick. Had a trained uurse;
she was better when left, however.
The remains of Grandma Naiieuce
were buried at Patterson last week,
/ She had fingered about month and
suffered a paralytic stroke which soon
ended her life. She was laid to rest
beside her companion who, only a
short time ago, crossed the river, and
! now they have met again in yondar
| city, never to part more. Her child
/ ren were called here and atte ended her
! 10 her last Illness. May God bless the
dear ones LETT behind and comfort
them in the loss of father and mother!
/ The remains of Rev. Daniel Steph-
ers, OF Crane Pond, who died of drop
sy, after a lingering illness, were
brought here Friday tor buria! in the
| Des Are cemetery. He WAS a servant
OF God and preacher in the General
Baptist Church, and was ready when
the Master said, "Come up higher"
Ills body was accompanied by the
widoW and children. One daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Wright, who resides here,
had been at the bedside of her father
the past six weeka, helping to care
for him. The funeral was preached
at the Na2arene church on College
| Hill by Rev, Ira Sypes. We synpa
thize with the bereaVed in loss Of hus
band and father.
Thee Collins and mother were here
from Piedmont last week, guests oi
II. G. Harrison and family.
Miss Ora Lovelace has gone to Ark,
ansas to conduct a meeting
Mrs, john HUFF and daughter have
returned from q visit to Piedmont
They were accompanied home by Mr.
and Mrs. Osborn.
WIN. Slevensonand family have re-
turned from iaskee and are now iiv'
ing here again.
Rev, EiWooa Taylor and family arr
visiting bis parents at ColaWater; al
80 his brother who will soon enter tht
service OF Uncle Sam.
Miss Elma keathley has returned tt
ST. Louis after a visit OF month will
her parents here.
We were very sorry to hear Of til
serious Illness of one OF our soidie
n boys, Sergeant Carr Love!ace, son o
James Lovelace, who was i'll of men
engitis in the hospital at Columbus, 5
G. a letter to the family from hi
nurse says he is now out of DANCE
h and on the road to recovery.
o A card from Howard O'Neal, son o
Mf. ana Afs. y. -. " Neal OF 1oDia
: Bluff, to his aunt, Mrs w. Il. Mex 90
? here, states that he is now located i
+. Norfolk, Va, on the L. $ Snip Con
t nectlcut, and Is anxious to get on Sc
duty. He is with tie Marine Dstacf
t mant. His address is Private c. II
: O'Neal, L. S, S Connecticut. Marin
= Detachment, Postmaster N. Y. City.
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