Iron County register., 1919-11-27

Company is considering moving lts
hub factory from Redmondville. W.
A. Vondil has been in Pine Bluff the
past two weeks and reports that he
thinks conditions there ideal for the
location of hub plant. The supply
of hub timber in the Redmondville vi
cinity is reported to be practically ex-
hausted and it is only q matter OF
short time until the factory will have
to be removed from there.
For some time past certain. boys
have made practice of breaking into
the High School building and COM
mitting acts of vandalism, such as
breaking windows, defacing the
doors and the walls and otherwise in
juring the property. The members
of the school board have pretty good
idea who the guilty parties are and
ask the REGISTER to say word of
warning to the offenders. If the
practice is persisted in there will be
some vigorous prosecutions and some
one will likely land "behind the bars"
Better not do it any more, boys.
Take our advice and keep out of
what will likely be serious trouble.
Henry White of San Diego has been
a guest at the home of his brother-i In
law, E. T. Elgsn, for several days.
Mrs. Walter Newman, wife of cousin
of N. l.. Farmer accompanied him to
Cotton. This being her first visit
here, the Elgans, the Farmers and
Mr.. White spent Tuesday in showing
her the places of interest, such as
Arrowhead Springs, Smiley Heights,
etc. A daughter of Mr.. White is to
be married Sunday, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elgan are going home with him this
Thursday to be presentat the wedding.
After staying week In San Diego,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgan will stop at Full
erton, on the way back. to visit
friends there for a week.-Colton,
(Cal.) Information.
Centerville Outlook: 'sIron county
will vote on a proposition to bond the
county in the sum of $780, 900, Decem-
ber 18th. With 100000 bond issue
and like amount by both the state
and national governments, our sister
county would have sufficient funds to
construct a system of good roads
throughout the county. With good
road leading from Ironton south to
Des Arc, and one leading from IRON
, ton to the west end, via Belleview or
Graniteville, with two or three inter-
se citing lines from the eastern part to
the western line, then the county
would be "fixed for life." Iron coun-
. ty should not fail to note the bonds
: Mistakes made in other counties
! should not cause any one to oppose
. the bonds. profit by the mistakes OF
: others.n
:. The following is reproduced from
!. last weeks Desloge Sun, published in
the Lead Belt in St. Francois county ::
"We understand from all repor ts
that Graniteville and neighboring
quarry towns may take boom this
winter. Quite number of men are
p at work in the quarry at that place
and the old Schneider Quarry is also
expected to open soon on big scale
> E. F. Kinsel of Vandalia, Ill. has beer
buying machinery and equipm ent fol
the past two months and moving it te
the Schneider Quarry, which we are
informed he purchased some foul
: months ago. He is buying machinery
. of such capacity as would indicate
s that he expects to begin work on {
big scale and continue. The quality
Q of granite furnished by those quarrie'
4 is in great demand throughout the
country and the prices offered for i
o are very fabulous. No doubt in thl
d course of the next three months th'
vicinity of Graniteville will be bus.
u section.n
Pennington Times: "a successful
meeting of the Missouri Field Tria
u Association was held at Iron Noun
20 tain Monday and Tudsday. Th
i' weather was ideal, the ground was IL
10 splendid condition, and the one thin
that was lacking to initiate agains
y the complete success Of the meetini
= was the scarcity Of birds. Only a fey
~ coveys of quail we're flushed, and i
~ was then that the real hunting in
% stinct of the thoroughly trained dog
" were put to real test. Owners, wit
their dogs, were present from sewers
F. different states, including Indians
8, Illinois, Tennessee and from differen
q places in this state. Yet there wer
y not as many dogs present as were ex
it pected. Several from st. Louis who's
ID owners had expected to be in attend
ID ance were not there, though ther
d. were several dozen thoroughbre
Id pointers and settlers there, enough t
K furnish splendid entertainment for th