Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-06-20

Mrs. Sadie Fletcher expects to have
al her children at the old home In
Arcadia this summer. Mrs. Blanche
Sawyer and children arrived in st.
Louis last Thursday from Seattle,
Washington.
Lotion the road between Ironton
and Edgehill, on June Sth, two deeds,
one belonging to VIM. Volner aud the
other to the undersigned. Win pay
for any information leading to their
recovery.
JAS ARTHUR FRANCIS,
Edgehill, Mo.
For SALE-My residence In Ironton.
8 rooms; hard and soft water; hot
and cold; with toilet, basement and
all modern improvements. Moderate
sum down, and balance in easy half.
year payments, extending over ten
years, if desired.
DR.. W. J. SMITH.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Everett Z. Lewis and Edyth Ketch-
erside of Sabula.
John G. Husman and Nellie NJ.
Jones of Glover.
e. E. Vasbinder and Lydia Cronin
Of st. Louis.
"While his competitors advance
with the times, he stands still in the
simplicity of his kindly old soul" You
will dearly love this character, who
will appear at the Academy Theatre,
Thursday, jane Goth, in the World
picture, 1.-THE Man Who STOOD Still,''
which features Lew Fields and Doris
Kenyon.
In addition to the men who are go.
ing to Camp Pike on June 2Sth and
whose names were published last
week, the following named will be
sent to camp Dodge next Friday
June 81:
Elmer Otto Whitaker, Shepard.
William Arthur Barton, Bixby.
D William Thurman, Pilot Knob.
Perry Jerome Thurman, Pilot Knob
While campaigning in the Lead Bel
last Saturday evening Hon. Chas. P.
Damron, candidate for Congress, wa
arrested and jailed because the light
on his automobile did uot comply wit
the laws demand. The arrest wa
\ made by Marshal Bill Black Of Elvins
who one conducted a "thirst parlor'
at Pilot Knob and was later engaged
in the same business on the road be
tween Pilot Knob and M~iddlebrooh
Of course, Mr.. Damron was soon re
leased.
-. The Food Administration has furtf
er restricted sales Of sugar. Til
&, amounts which may now be sold t
- city consumers is now fixed at
pounds and those living in the countr
may purchase 5 pounds at a time
This does not affect the provisio
made for canning, for which 25 pount
may still be purchased upon certit
10 cate that it is to be used for that pul
81 pose and for NJ other. The reta
is price is fixed at NOT to exceed 0.
cents per pound. The Food Admir-
. istration has .also fixed the price
Binder Irvine at not to exceed 26.
i. cents per pound, retail. The price
ia quoted above leave a very small ma
Ia gin for the dealer, but they must n
n. be exceeded.
1t will be remembered that we mel
IF toned, last week, the fact that Arth'
as Love, the son oofMr. and Mrs. r.
OF Love, OF Edgehill, Mo-, passed throut
Flat River enroute to st. Louis wi
- intention OF enlisting in some bran'
he Of service. He successfully pass
u. the examination for the navy and
Immediately sent out to the new nav
training station at Puget Sound, Was
>, ington. Arthur attended school he
>, In Flat River for three years, fro
. 1911 to 1914, completing the sth grad
and doing the first two years. Hi
School work. He has attended scho
:. in Columbia, Mo-, the last four yea
having finished the last two years
w High School the first year he "
there. The last three years, he b
been q student of agriculture in t
On Missouri State University, at Colul
biz, having this year, completed
Junior year. He seriously conteI
he plated enlisting several months al
but decided to complete the yea
q. school work before doing Sole
ID, Belt News.
So, dear "Violet," you would ha
'a' everybody sign Pigg's "patriotl
70 petition? Your father is . SCH
teacher-a good, capable and expe
lAs enced teacher-and by mean OF