Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-08-07
For Sale-A few registered Duroc
Boar Pigs. STARK FARM,
Arcadia. Mo.

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diagnosed as sciatic rheumatism. We
hope to report an early Improvement
in his condition.
Bernard Adolph and Miss Clara
Taggart, of Carthage, Mo-, were unit
ed in,marriage in st. Louis last Satur-
day. "Bernie's" friends, who are
many, wish him and his bride long
life and happiness.
Mr.. A. P. Farris of Reynolds coun-
ty, who is coming to Ironton to make
his home, has leased j. F. Dinger's
residence in Ironton. Mr.. Farris ex-
expects to engage in the timber and
real estate business.
Mr.. Fred j. Killalee of st. Louis was
in the Valley Monday accompanied
by his wife and son, and Mrs. Kill
-lalee's sister, Mrs. P. J.. Sweeney,
formerly Miss Hanlon, after an alb
sence of some twenty years.
Gov. Brough of Arkansas will de-
liver an address at the Arcadia As
sembly Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. This is expected to be the
big day of the Assembly and record
breaking attendance is looked for.
Mrs. ]. W. Clarkson expects to en-
terrain her brother, Roy, who will
drive here in a car from Independence,
Mo-, this week. She also expects her
sister, Mrs. Emma Davis, and daughter
to arrive from Montana this week.
The present light schedule, when
adopted, was to hold good until Oc-
tober 1st. What are we going to do
after that date? 1t will be mighty in
convenient to have no lights in the
morning through the short winter
days.
Mr.. Jasper Anderson has sold his
cottage on Main street to Mr.. I. B..
Bell, of Belleview, who will occupy
the same when the schools open. Mr..
Anderson will make his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Croker, at Good
water.
The drouth continues and the heat
day and night is intense. Round about
US there have been rains, and good
rains, but here in the valley there has
practically been no rain since the first
days of June. Nor at this writing ia
there any promise of relief.
A card from Musician Harry B. AXE,
I'd Engineers Band, Fingers, Ger
many, July 18th, says he expected to
leave for Brest onrthe 21st and hoped
to land here and receive his discharge
by August 18th. Harry enlisted at
Camp Beuaregard, Louisiana, early
last year.
There has been such a falling off IN
the amount of water supplied by the
spring from which the railroad com
pany fills the tank in Arcadia that it
has been found necessary to lay a
pipe to the creek, near Fletcher's
barn, and pump the water from there
to the tank.
Miss Leila O'Neal has sufficiently re-
covered from her recent illness so al
to be able to be removed from st
Louis to the home Of her parents il
Frankclay, where she has been the
past two weeks. Her condition il
still not satisfactory but she is much
improved at that.
The members of the st. Francois
county court were not here Tuesday
to meet with our court and talk ovel
road matters, as had been previously
arranged. The meeting was post
poned because of Judge Add Reese
inability to be present. Another con
ference will be arranged later.
J. Fl. Long has sold his farm il
Belleview to j. E. Robinette of Rey
: nolds county. There are 526 acres IL
the tract and the price paid said t.
have been sic, 900. In addition Mr.
Robinette has purchased the persona
property on the place, and it is an
nounced will soon take possession
He is n of Reynolds county's mos
successful farmers and stock men ant
? we are glad to hear that he is to be
come one of our citizens.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
: lowing marriage licenses the pas
!. week:
Sidney Evans Whittmore of Green
brier, Tennessee, and Ruth Collins Q
Sabula.
Bernard H. G. Adolph Of st. Loui
and Frances Clair Taggart of Oar
8 thage, Mo.
John M. Sutton of Annapolis anc
Halle Winchester of Brunot.
VIM. r. Kelley and Florence Nc
Laughlin of st. Louis.
8 County court was In session Monda
J and Tuesday. Presiding Judge Rees
Q was prevented from attending by iii
cess and Associate Justices Sutton an