Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-06-05

IN a game OF ball at Pilot Knob Sum
day, the score being II to 0. Barnes,
the Pilot Knob twirler, struck out
fifteen of the Doe Run sluggers and
not one of the runner got to third
base.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
John j. Miles and Mary Ella Barnes
of st. Louis.
Micheal Joseph Duffy and Mabel
Stony of st. Louis.
Louis Schultz of st. Louis is spend
ing his vacation this summer in Wis
consin instead of coming to Ironton
as he usually does. He left st. Louis
Saturday for the north and goes in
the hope that the change will be rest
full and beneficial.
At the meeting of the discharged
soldiers, sailors and marines of Iron
county held at the courthouse last
Friday a permanent organization was
effected. Steps we're also taken to
"boost" the picnic and homecoming
celebration to be held here July 4th.
A new time card became effective
on the railroad Sunday. No. 3, south
bound, nov gets here at 12:12-one
minute earlier; No. "a is due here at
4:37 instead Of 4:45; No. 5, south
bound at night, is due here at ~: IT
six minutes earlier than on the old
card.
The directors of the recently organ
lied Bank of Annapolis have pur-
chased a safe from the Lowell Bank of
st. Louis. The safe is a monster one,
weighing ~, 900 lbs. 1t will be placed
Imposition when it arrives at Annap-
oils and the bank building constructed
about it.
Elmer Hart, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hart, returned home Wednes-
day, May 18th, after serving a year in
France, where he took part in sever
al battles, one of which was the Ar
gonne battle. Elmer was a member
of the famous 138th Infantry, 18th
Division.
People who travel to st. Francois
county by automobile all complain of
the deterioration of the roads in that
county in comparison with last year
or any other recent years. st. Fran
co.'s county, along with other coun-
ties, is "dry." No money to build
roads with.
Word has been received in Ironton
of the death of Mrs. w. B. Mcbride
in Arizona on April 10Th. Mrs. Nc
Bride was formerly Mrs. Crisp, who
so long made her home in Ironton
and was known to nearly everybody.
Old time friends will hear of her pass
ing with sorrow
The remains of Mrs. Pearl Saville.
nee Matkin, wife of Rev. Edgar Sa'
vile, who died in New Mexico las
Friday, were brought to Ironton Mon
day and inferred on Marble Creek
j the old home of the deceased, the
following day. To the bereaved We
extend our sympathy.
The new Game and Fish Law be-
came effective May 18th. All must
have a hunting license. All those
who fish outside their own county
must have a fishing license. Get your
license from the County Clerk now
and carry same with you.
R. E. GUNToN, Game Warden.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. BresIand have al
their guests, Miss Marie Ernst o
Maplewood, Mo-, and her cousin
Richard L. Fruin, formerly of the 5tl
Regiment Marines. Mr.. Fruin ac
companied his cousin to the Valley tt
recuperate from wounds received a
Chateau Thierry. Their stay is in
definite.
Rev. Fl. G. Colwell, for a number o
years secretary Of the Missouri Bap
t fist Assembly, was a visitor to Iron
ton last Friday, he and his famil.
coming from st. Louis to spend thre'
|, days in their bungalow on Arcadii
, Heights. Mr.. Colwell proposes NOV
/, ing to Colorado in the near future t.
engage in farming.
DIR. j. L. Hickman of Brunot was il
Piedmont to-day on his way to Webb
' Valley OF a professional call. Dr.
, Hickman has been asked to address
meeting of the state society for thu
prevention of tuberculosis at Spring
, field next week on the relation O
the tubercular domestic animal t
. the human family Piedmont Banner
: Mr.. j. W. Clarkson was in Ironto.
] for a few hours last Wednesday o.
: his way to Louisiana from st. Louis
: where he had been to close, a BIZ
lumber deal for the people by whor
!, he il emnlovad Waltar aava n,