Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-10-07

past, Will soon 20 w Ooo MOluoS, lOWdi
to make his future home. Mrs. Tap
ley and the other members of the
family are already in Des Moines.
We wish to announce we r%e-opened
our Bakery Monday, October 4th, and
are ready to furnish Fresh Bread and
Pastry, wholesale or retail. Shipping
customers solicited.
EASTMAN BAKERY.
Lee Strader and family motored
over from Piedmont Sunday and en-
joyed a s%umptuous dinner prepared
in honor of Lees Both birthday an
niversary at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.. Strader.-Green-
vile Sun.
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt, the
Democratic nominee for Vice-Presi-
cent, delivered a speech at Festus
Monday evening from the rear plat
form of a Frisco train. Mr.. Roose-
welt was on his way from Cape Girar-
deau to st. Louis.
Your subscriptions to any and all
magazines and papers will be greatly
appreciated by the Baptist ladies'
they guarantee your magazines or re-
fund your money, but they are loath
to return the money, so they trace for
dear life! Phone %.
Cane growers say that the yield of
sorghum this year is not near what
1t promised to be. The stock grew
magnifcently but the juice secured
therefrom, for some reason or other,
was nothing like what it was gener-
ally thought it would be.
Ollie Fox took J. E. Grandhomme,
R. E. Gunton and L. A. Mckee to st.
Louis in his Ford last Wednesday,
returning the following night. Bar
ring the cold weather and no alcohol
available to lessen the chill the trip
proved a very pleasant me-.
Ironton friends-and they are legion
will be panied to know that Miss
Fanny M. Markham several weeks
since had the misfortune to fracture
her hip at her home in Pittsburg
Kansas. We are glad to say that she
is recovering as rapidly as could be
expected.
The Pilot Knob Ore Company has
a gang of men cleaning out the shaft
on Russell Mountain, three and a
half miles west of Ironton. No min
ing has been done on the property in
nearly forty years. 1t is said the
Company proposes doing extensive
prospecting On the tract.
Married-At Akron, Ohio, Satur-
day, September is, 1920, at II O'Clock
A. M, in the studys.of Rev. L. D. Wells
of the. High street Church of Christ
Archie Franklin Reed, formerly Of
! Ironton, and Miss Harriet Adelint
Potter. The young couple will make
their home at 62S Day street, Akron.
, The Republican Central Committee
of Iron county has named Rev. V. E
Patterson, a Baptist preacher who
resides south of Arcadia, as theil
: candidate tor Sheriff. Despite the
, fact that the Attorney General hai
ruled that women are not eligible Il
the Legislature, Mrs. Farr is left OF
: the ticket.
Flat River correspondence in Farm
|" ington News: "Mr. and Mrs. R. Q
Love, of Bismarck, Mr.. and Mrs. J
Blackwell and little daughter, Edith
8 spent Monday afternoon and even
t ing with the formers daughter ant
latter's sister, Mrs. J. M. Webb, an
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Blackwell are Of
their way to Harrisburg, Penn, wher
8 they will make their future home"
The Ironton and National Team O
j. the Lead Belt played ball at Deslog
last Sunday, the visitors being defeat
ed, after a hard fought conteat, by
score 1 to O. 1t was a real 'bi
. league" game and our boys cam
# home quite well pleased with them
:. selves, not withstanding they did nc
capture the game. Many peopl
from the valley and vicinity witness
n ed the contest. The attendance wa
large.
It The st. Louis Annual Conference g
Poplar Bluff adjourned Sunday even
y ing after holding one of the creates
\ sessions in the history of the Confer
% ence. The appointments in this vi
- entity are as follows: Piedmont, LIE
vi Bess; Poplar Bluff, PIG. Thogmor
ton; Bismarck, Del Longgrear; Fla
70 River, VIM. Steward; Pennington, ]
O. Thogmorton; Ironton and Area
y dia, A. s. Baldridge. Bro. Baldridg
is also superintendent of the Methe
dist Assembly. He will preach hel
Sunday.
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