Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-08-19

Rouge, a suburb of Detroit, for the
past year, was in Ironton the first of
the week. Mr.. Hart says they are
we'll satisfied in their present location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hotson an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Opal Louise, and Mr.. John Ise-
man Cumberland, of Washington, ID.
O., Saturday, August IA, 1920, at Bal
timore, Maryland. Valley friends of
the bride extend very best wishes.
Let US make an effort to get a night
man at the Ironton station. We be-
lieve that If the matter is properly
presentedto the railroad\o officials they
will realize the reasonableness of our
request and do something for US. 1t
will do no harm to try, in any event.
TAKEN UP.-A black Berkshire Sow;
weightsabout 100 pounds. Came to
my premises about the 1st OF August.
Solid black; owner can have her by
paying for her keep and the cost OF
this advertisement.
@. B. TERRELL, Ironton, Mo.
Mr.. D. L. Spencer, a former resi-
dent of Ironton, was here from
Trenton, Missouri, several days the
past week. Mr.. Spencer says that
he is always delighted to get back to
the valley and that he knows of no
place that is a more desirable place
for q home.
W. P, Wemp, who has been con-
Quoting a hotel at Orlando, Florida,
for several months past, is arranging
to leave there, having recently pur-
chased a hotel In Natchitoches, Lou
isiana. Mr.. Wemp for several years
was engaged in the hotel business In
Natchitoches.
Miss Florence Fisher, of %Ironton,
who has been visiting in Springfield,
Mo-, and Mr.. Frank Carroll, of Ten
nessee, were united in marriage last
week. The newly welded couple ar
rived in Ironton last Wednesday and
are receiving congratulations and best
wishes of their friends.
Albert Jones will have an auction
sale of live stock, farm implements.
corn in field and other personal prop
erty at his farm, seven miles south OF
Ironton, Saturday, August 2lst, COM
/ mencing at 1 O'Clock P. M. Mr.. Jones
/ will move his family to Arcadia fol
the winter, while he expects to seeh
employment in st. Louis.
Elvins correspondence in Flat River
News: "Mrs. j. Newman and two
sons, Paul and Jim, Jr., returned
home Friday after having spen'
, several weeks in Cape Girardeau
Mrs. Newman, who will teach history
and English in u high school during
the coming year, had been attending
the summer term of the state normal
= The two boys had also been attend
ing summer school,"
Mr.. G. Sampson, who has been a
"Morningthorpe FARM the past tw'
\ years, will leave this week for De-
catur, Illinois, to make his future
home. Mr.. Sampson has just return
d ed from a trip to Illinois and says thu
crop outlook was never better. Blu
when it comes to beauty spots ant
scenery he says we have the Sucke
| state bested all the way down tn
line. There is nothing to it.
. For Sale or Trade-Farm of rs acres
the McGahan place, onS mile east Q
Pilot Knob, Missouri, all in cultiva
q ton. Will divide, if necessary, o
n will trade for property in or nea
= Ironton. One 7-room cobbleston
1 house; one S-room frame house;
barns; four big chicken houses, tw
d wells and one spring; 20-acre S-yea
If old apple orchard; all fenced wit
1t woven wire. Apply to J. A. Dubins
ky, Ironton, Mo.
Among the visitors on Arcadi
o. Heights the past week was Pro
Is Paul Steel, son of Rev. and Mrs. Ge'
d Steel, former residen of Irontol
About a year ago Prof. Steel returne
from four years. work with the Y. \
G.. A. in the Hawaiian Islands. He
y now employed as principal in tt
schools at Perth Amboy, New Yorl
8. about twenty miles from New Yor
l. City. He informs us that his brothe
John, is now in the oil fields in Texa
Roy is train auditor running out
y Little Rock.
j. F. Dinger is building a eli
le house for some parties from St. Lou
IS on d tract of land, leased from Mil
S~pitzmiller, adjacent to Lake ri
. larney.> The work will be hurried
r. an endeavor to complete the struc
ure so that it may be dedicated
Day. The club is limited
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