Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-03

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Mrs. L.A.McKee has gone to Ohio tt
spend a month with her son and 9th
or relatives. The Office of the HOME
Service Section of the Red Cross viii
be closed until her return, about Au'
gust LIST.
Miss Stella Beardsley has entered
the University of Missouri as a student
for the summer term. On her way tt
Columbia she spent several hours al
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Shoop in their beautiful home in JEFF
ferson City.
Chas. E. Curtis, formerly of Iron
ton, is now manager of the De Soto
Press, having recently purchased the
interest of H. w. Harris in that sheet
who r%etires. MI. Curtis has been ar
employee of the De Soto Republican
for a number of years.
Louis Macy of Munger was a call
er one day last week. Mr.. Macy
says we need in the valley some OF
the rain they have had in his section
of the country recently. The pas
two weeks there were four inches Of
rain in the Munger country.
The REGISTER family is indebted tt
DIR. Marshall for a fine mess Of roast
ing ears-the first of the season-pre.
sented last Monday. They were de-
licious and we r all 'strong" fol
corn; we much enjoyed the Dr.'
thoughtfulness and generosity.
Fletcher & Barger can not get Fort
cars fast enough to supply the de-
mand. Two nor car loads are OF
way and they r already sold. Among
last weeks purchasers were: VIM
Henson and A. P. Grow of Ironton
and J. A. Townsend of Belleview.
Capt. Robert E. Wilkinson was il
Ironton last Saturday on his way
south on a trip in the interest of thu
Western Military Academy, Uppe.
Alton, Ills. The Captain conveyed
the pleasing Intelligence that Mrs
Wilkinson, Miss Helen and Bob ar,
all in good health.
Mr.. E. E. Evans was here from
Redmondville Sunday. He says tina
the lumber business is very good
but that the heavy rains in the ives
end of the county the past month o,
more have played havoc with tn
roads and interfered with the haulin,
of timber and lumber.
Mr.. J.. w. Clarkson arrived from
Louisiana Sunday morning to spend
week with his family in Ironton
Walter says he ate supper Saturda.
evening in Shreveport, a few hour
later boarded the Sunshine Limited a
Texarkana, and was in Ironton Sun
day morning at 8 O'Clock. That
moving around pretty fast.
For Sale-The north half Of north
east quarter of section %, TOWNSHIP
81, range 4 east, containing about 8
acres; 20 miles from!Ironton; also Ii
s, block l.. York's Addition, Arcadi
Heights. Look at these; make Offer
must sell. All legitimate offers col
sidered. State terms desired, Ad
dress W. H. Egan, care Elks, Bedfor'
Va.
Recorder Hawkins issued the TO
lowing marriage licenses the pal
week:
Orville D. Smith of Pana, Ills, an
Eva Depew of Ironton.
Thos. +. Maher and Esther Margar,
+ Kuehner of st, Louis.
Wallace Hammett and MauriI
Dennis of Bismarck.
VIM. FL. Dennis of Bismarck an
Pearl Martin of Iron Mountain.
Montra Stephens of Belleview an
Bertha kirkpatrick of Peoria, Mo.
Geo. M. Johnson of R~edmondvil
was in Ironton a couple Of days IL
past week. George says the hub m
n is running full time these days and h
been for some time past. 1t was
dry in April that the farmers couldr
! pillow and the farmers hauled tin
Der. 1t has been too wet to pillow Il
past month so they hauled timber
: June. In consequence the factory
well supplied with logs.
l. John T~iefenauer and family arriv
here Saturday from Munger and N
9 Tiefenauer has been busy the pa
: week getting ready to open ny
baker shop in the Block building. N
Tiefenauer will open for business
10 Tuesday, July LIST. Mr.. Tiefenau
has had a lot of experience as a bak'
being employed at McKinneys a
Heydt in st. Louis and later condut
= ed a shop at Ironton. Bismarck @
q zette.
q While in Oenterville a few da
since Ray Gastineau of Dry Valley
formed the Outlook that his broth,
GUY Gastineau. living on Dry Vale