Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-08-21

Senator O. NJ. Buford of Reynolds
county, with his family, drove through
here Saturday before last on his way
to the State Fair at Sedalia. From
there they will go east as far as Buff
falo, New York.
For Sale-One Good Heavy Farm
Wagon, one Good Team of Mules, 1
Horse, / Young Mare, One set of Sin
gle Harness. Apply to
FRANK RENCHAUsEN,
Pilot Knob, Mo.
The first episode of "The Tigers
Trail" and Dorothy Gish in "Boots"
at the Academy Theatre, Ironton,
next Tuesday, August 26th. Admis-
sion, FREE. A chance to see a great
show without price. Don't miss it,
Adv.
Lost-From an automobile between
Ironton and Belleview Monday after
noon a Black Walrus travelling bag,
containing clothes and valuable pa
pers. "A $40 reward will be paid for
the return of the bag and contents to
this Office.
Mr.. E. L. Cook has tendere ed his
resignation as cashier of the Bank of
Ironton for the purpose of accepting
a position with the Merchants and
Miners Bank at Flat River. The name
of Mr.. Cooks successor here has not
yet been announced.
Mrs. Whit Warren of Greenville,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. White of Flat Riv-
er and Misses Lucille Thompson OF
Mann, Florence Bo nesteel of Green
Bay, Wis, and Esther Mckinney
of Ironton were out of town guests
at the Black-Hunter wedding.-Bis-
marck Gazette.
j. w. Clarkson and Miss Jeanette
and George, Jr., arrived in an auto
mobile from Louisiana Sunday about
noon. Accompanying them were
Mrs. Emma Davis and daughters,
Mrs. Getahel and Mrs. Capt. Easterly.
of Neigh, Nebraska, who joined them
at Little Rock. Arkansas.
Lodi News in Greenville Sun: Sc
G.. O'Bannon, who lives in Iron coun-
ty, came over Friday to visit bis
daughter, Mrs. Friday. Mr.. O'Bsn-
non became very i'll on the road and
as soon as possible after his arrival
DR.. Myers was called, and we under
stand he is able to be up again."
Everett Percy arrived in Irontor
last Friday after q year in France. HI
was recently discharged at Camp
Dodge and expects to resume hi
former position with a hardware es'
tablishment at FL Dorado, Kansas
He is apparently in perfect healtl
and looks like army life agreed will
him.
Jesse M. Hawkins returned Satur
day night from a weeks stay at tn,
State Fair at Sedalia. Jesse says j
was a great fair, probably the creates
ever held in the State, and of the vas
assemblage in attendance he says h
seemed to be the only "poor guy'' il
the bunch. Everybody else ha'
ssmoney to burn"
A number of Ironton people wen
to Belleview last Friday evening tt
attend a reception given to the re
turned soldiers. An appropriate pro
gram was rendered and delicious re
! freshments served. The occasion wa
much enjoyed, but quite a heav,
down-pour of rain marred the pleasur
, of the return trip.
While at work nnder an automo
bile Tuesday afternoon of last wee
Emmett Forshee had the misfortune t
get a silver Of steel in n of,his eye
} He was taken to Barnes Hospital j
st. Louis that afternoon where, afte
! an examination, it was stated Their
was grave danger of his losing tn
sight of the eye. We trust not.
Arch Clemonds was In town frol
Graniteville Monday and saiG th
! quarry was shut down that day be
cause of the water supply being il
sufficient to supply the engines.
b pipe was being laid to the old quar-!
however, where there is an abundar
! supply of water, and it was expecte
0 to have everything running smooth
by Tuesday.
VIM. 7. O'Neal of Frankclay was
Q Ironton Sunday from Frankclay. H
reports every thing very dull In h
part of the Lead Belt, but in Flat Ri'
Y or and Bonnie Terre all men ire bein
| employed who apply. No n seem
to know why the lockwood mine
which have long borne the reputatio
of being the richest in the LIE I'D Bel
are not being operated.
In sob, You Women!" John Eme
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