Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-09-19
q BREvITIEs.

The ice man shipped IN u car from
n. Louis last week.
A.. Joseph's Chapel, Arcadia, is now
lighted by electricity.
The rainfall Sunday night and Mon
dsy totaled l.81 inches.
The light service has been much
improved the past week.
". D. Fletcher shipped . car OF
iheep to St. Louis Sunday.
little cool September has been
Int the fall 10 glorious, for all that.
stovewood for Sale-Cut my length.
L. A. PAuLE, Phone Ill.
The State Fish Commission will put
.ome more fish in Lake Killarney this
fall.
Nav Il ia said that the name OF Bis.
rarck will not be changed to Loyal,
a had been proposed.
Mr.. E. l.. Cook is arranging to
move tohis lately acquired home on
I Shepherd Mountain side.
u~pershing's Crusaders" next Mon
aay night, Is q wonderful var picture.
You can not aft ford to miss it.
Miss Sarah +. Russell writes from
Ftedericktown: ave could not get
Along without the REGISTER"
For Rent--Cottage on Main street;
phone and electric lights. Apply to
Mrs. A. G. Lindsay, Ir%onton, Mo.
For SALISBURY and two sets har-
ness. Call at once.
MRS. II. 0. DAVIS.
Mike Madigan took us out for a
drive in his new Dodge a last We'd
uesday evening. 1t was fine and very
much enjoyed.
A Ford tractor has been at work at
Iron Mountain night aud day the past
week or more pulling a pillow and 1t il
said has turned over an immense
amount OF soil.
There were 953 men registered in
Iron county last Saturday under the
new draft law, aged Is to As. The
registration at lronton was 152.
UF. ". w EdEIdE ID III" III p1i
Hospital, st. Louis. His condition is
about the same as it was a couple OF
weeks since when he left here.
We are indebted to Mr.. VIM. H.
Delano for some of the most delicious
pefsimmons we yer tasted, presented
last Saturday. They were exquisite.
We had the heaviest rain In months
Monday, and the night was cold with
some slight frost, but no great dam
age done. Tuesday was an ideal tal
day.
Rev. V. o. Penley will oficiate al
st. Paul's church, lronton, the com
ing Sunday. Morning prayer, witt
sermon, at II O'Clock. The evening
service at 1880.
1t is announced that the mines al
Iron Mountain have been sold to New
York parties for $3.50 900, and mining
on All extensive scale will be inaugu
rated there at once.
Our old friend, j. W. Alcorn, wa
an Ironton visitor Monday. The Judg'
snow saw milling on Logan's Creek
in Reynolds county, and is gettipi
along very we'll, we are glad to know
Remember that no subscribers VIII
are more than three months in arrear
on subscription November 1st can re
main on our list after that date. Tina
ia the order OF the War Board and "
have to obey it.
Sergeant Jerry Wick, just returne
from lover there" will make a tall
at the picture show next Saturda
night. Come and hear him. He is a
lronton boy, so to say, and his tai
will DO well worth hearing.
The force OF men that has been en-
ployed north of the Arcadia static
the past three months, changing tn
course Of a water way, will complet
the job this week probably. 1t Is sal
the railroad company has expende
$4,000 on The job.
Recorder Hawkins issued the TO
lowing marriage licenses the pa
week:
William Shrum OF Redmondville ar
Elizabeth Cofer OF Shepard.
James Arthur Oelsen and Ain
B~lankenship Of Roselle.
Mrs. NJ. J. Webb, Of Black, Nc
csme here Sunday for . visit with hi
sons, J. NJ. and Geo. A. Webb, an
her daughter, Mrs. Albert Nippe
She came here from lronton, Whei
she had visited her sister, Mrs. Jasp'
Anderson, who Is seriously W.-Let
Belt News.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stricklin al
wife recently sold their home, b
tween Ironton and Pilot Knob, to NJ
and Mrs. Len Sutton, Of st. Louis. n
Stricklin bought the Walter Mill
property In Pilot Knob and IL nc
domiciled there. MI. Sutton will co
tinue to reside In st. Louis for . VIII
at least.
National Lecturer Thomas H. Duff
Al. W. A, will deliver a lecture to u
Moodmen Of Iron county In Ironto
Wednesday afternoon, September
That evening there will be . IT
moving picture show In the Acadcr
Of Music, "Who IL My Nelghboi
Everybody 10 cordially Invited to
tend the picture show, but Woodm'
and their families in particular.
Judge NJ. l.. Harrison 10 over
MILL Creek thig week OV0rB00lnR I