Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-10-16

and other cases. The court docket,
with the disposition of the cases, will
be printed next week.
For Sale-Seversl fine, registered
Hereford male calves, eight or nine
months old. These calves are Don
Dare and Fairfax breeding. Extra
fine animals. Priced to sell.
j. F. HINzE & Son,
Bismarck, Mo-, R. F. D. No. 1.
Geo. II. Cole will have a sale of live
stock and other personal property at
his farm, one-half mile east of Belle
view, on Saturday, October 25th, 1919,
commencing at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. On all
sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, bankable note.
The suit of Chas. Allgier vs.. s. P.
Ringo for damages, based on injuries
the plaintiff alleged he suff cred by
being struck by the defendants auto
mobile in Arcadia last June, was not
tried in circuit conrt, the parties
effecting a compromise outside of
court.
On account of the very inclement
weather the public sale of live stock
and other personal property which
was advertised to take place last Sat-
urday on the farm of ]. A. Signer, on
Marble Greek, five miles south Of Ar
cadia, was postponed until Friday,
October 18th.
Rev. Milton O. Davis, who has been
stationed at Keytesville, Mo-, for the
past three years, arrived in the valley
Tuesday noon on q visit to his sister,
Mrs...A ]. Boardman, in Arcadia. Rev.
Davis has been assigned to mission
airy work in Cuba and will soon depart
for that country.
Lost-Between Pennington and
Ironton Sunday afternoon, n tire
carrier, containing two inflated new
non-skid Firestone castings, 30x3H;
also license plate No. 56028 and rear
light. Liberal reward. Finder please
communicate with DR.. K. W. Hous-
ton, Ironton, Mo.
Elvins correspondence in the Flat
River News; "Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Meyer went to Ironton Sunday where
they are spending the week. They
intend purchasing a home in Ironton.
W. A. is a brother of A. G. Meyer who
was a member of the county court in
Iron county for several years."
"Uncle" Charley White and family,
Ed. White and family, and Othellc
Baker and family and SCUM" Jones
all of Redmondville, were here a short
time Sunday evening. 1t requiredtht
services of five cars to carry the party
They returned home via Lestervillt
that evening.-Centerville Outlook.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
Artie Sutton OF Glover and Sallit
Lewis of Sabula.
Edwin G.. Hieder and Eunice L
Edenfield of st. Louis.
Thomas Dunn and Josephine Noval
of St. Louis.
The Local Club met Tuesday, Octo'
Der 7th, with Mrs. r. P. Grow, and thu
following officers elected: Mrs
VIM. P. Conway, President; Mrs. R
!, Rudy, Vice President; Mrs. F. Mullin
Secretary; Mrs. F. Kindell, Treasurer
After business, refreshments wer'
> served, and everybody enjoyed a so
cial hour.
Sam Waters, of Ironwood, Mich
arrived in Festus Saturday night t
visit his brother, Edwin o. This is tn
first time these brothers have met fol
80 years. Sam says he came fror
England 81 years ago and lived wit
) his brother for a year at Pilot Knot
Mo-, after which he located in Mich
igan.-Festus News.
Judge ]. W. Alcorn, who is runnin
; a saw mill a mile and a half south G
Annapolis, was in Ironton Monday
: TheJudge not q great while ago bougf
: the timber on 800 acres of land at h
present location and moved his mi
over here from Reynolds county t
cut 1t off. He says at present price
! saw milling is a satisfactory business
: To our old friend, Jas. Robertson
Sr., of Arcadia, we are indebted for
: basket OF most magnificent vegetable
from his incompatible gardens, pre-
sented Tuesday afternoon. Their
we're roasting ears, lettuce, egg plai
y and sweet p~eppera-all as fine as 20
ever saw. We thank the donor vel
much and assure him Of u sincei
. appreciation.
Announcement is made that IL
= marriage of Harry Kendall, OF Akrol
: Ohio, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry KeI
Q dial, of Ironton, and Miss Jennie Hin
u dale. daughter OF Mrs. Gussie