Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-06

LauleB OF n valley anu VICINITY
who desire to become members of the
National American Woman Suffrage
Association should address or phone
Mrs. Frank p. AXE or Mrs. R. L. Bar
ger, Ironton: Immediate response is
requested from all.
A. M. Simonton of IrontoN last FRI
day received q telegram from James
butcher announcing his safe arrival
from overseas and stating that he vas
at D~ebarkation Hospital, No. 8, New
York City. The young mans friends
in the valley hope to see him soon.
Sunday next, the first Sunday in
Lent, there will be service in St.
Paul's church, Ironton, consisting Of
Holy Communion with sermon at II
O'Clock. The Lenten Mite Boxes will,
as heretofore, be distributed to the
Sunday School at its session that day.
s. T. Golf, who apent a couple of
years or more at Mountain View,
Arkansas, running a hub factory for
w. J. Lee, but recently returned to
Belgrade to reopen the factory there,
was an Ironton visitor Saturday Mr..
Golf says the hub business is flourish
ing.
Flat River News: "Dr. A.A. Mead
or and his daughter, Audrey, went to
Patterson, No., Friday, to attend the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. VIM. Ant
nip. She died very suddenly We'd
nesday night at II o'tlock, having
gone about her work Wednesday as
usual.
]. ]. Farris, the timber man, was
here from Middle brook last Friday.
Mr.. Farris says he is receiving lots Of
ties. The only trouble is delay in the
arrival of the inspectors, who just
have 0 than they can do and are
some times a little slow in getting
around.
David Lasater and his son, Paul, of
Belleview, came here Sunday with the
expectation of taking Mrs. .Lasatel
home with them, but she was moi
able to make the trip. She has beer
here with her sister, Mrs. A. A
Meador, for several weeks.-LeaG
Belt News.
D. Edgar Fletcher returned Friday
night from a trip to Kansas City
where he attended the Ford Tractor
and Automobile show. Edgar says i
certainly was some show and the Wis
iting delegates we're treated like
princes. Kansas City's hospitality hi
says just can not be excelled.
j. B. Holloman of Hogan was II
town Monday. Joel says that the!
have had eight fine yearlings disap
pear from the range down there ant
have been unable to get any trace 0
them. As they have been gone abou
three months he is getting somewha
. uneasy as to their whereabouts.
Strayed or Stolen-From the rang
: at Hogan, Mo-, eight head of Rel
] Y~earlings, marked crop off the RICH
ear and two underbits on the left ear
tagged "Holloman.n Will pay liberia
reward for information leading tt
their recovery.
HoLLoMAN Bros, Hogan, Mo.
A line from Nova P. Logan, of st
g Louis, an old Iron county boy, an
nounces that he has been elected di
rector of the Hess & Culbertson Jew
elry Company of that city. This i
one of the greatest jewelry houses i
the country and Mr.. Logan's oil
, friends are glad to hear of his prefer
ment.
. Judge Add Reese of Annapolis ha
q purchased from d. E. Morris, of Hsr
Ian, Iowa, the residence on Wayn'
. street, Ironton, just west of Mrs. A
Heywood's home. Consideration
$1100. Mrs. Reese and son and daugh
ter will come to Ironton to max
their home and the Judge will put il
. all the time here that he can spar
from his business in Annapolis.
A winter picnic vas held in tn,
basement of the Presbyterian churcl
. last Friday night. A splendid Dime
was served at 1880 o'clock to forty
,, two guests, who did ample justice t
all the good things. A programme
arranged by Mics Alma Kendall, con
sisting of violin and vocal solos, duets
rea dings and Rotations, was render
. ed by the pupils of the Presbyteria
Sunday School and very much en-
joyed. All had a good time.
In this issue of the REGISTER will b
K found the announcement of Pro
Chas. McLain as a candidate for Su
:. perintendent of Public Schools 70
. Iron c ounty. Prof. McLain Is a teach
er in the Ironton schools, comm
here from Cape Girardeau. He is