Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-09-02

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Theatre, Thursday, Sept. 2d.-Adv.
Some time In July several employees
Of the Scullin Steel Company in st.
Louis paid a visit to Lake Killarney
and had most excellent luck in hook
ing bass. Right then and there was
when they decided to build the club
house which is now well under way.
Mrs. E. w. Graves left wednesday
for Cuba City, Wis, where she goes
to attend the marriage of a nephew,
which event is to occur at an early
date; she will spend a week or so Wis
iting with relatives and friends before
returning.-Poplar Bluff Republican.
John Smith, colored, who has look
ed after the fires and lights at the
Ironton station for several years past,
announces that he is going to throw
up the job. He says the pay he re-
ceives is scarcely anything and the
company refuses to longer furnish
him a pass once in a while. And he
is disguised.
The Community Picnic at Lake
Killarney last Friday evening was a
most enjoyable occasion in every
way. There were more than a hun
bred in attendance and all did ample
justice to the appetizing spread pre-
pared for the occasion. A dance at
the Valley Inn after night concluded
the festivities.
Y The Republican Central Committee
has not yet filed the names of it's nom
ines for county offices. The list agreed
upon, however, is reported to be as
follows: Representative, Mrs. Minnie
M. Farr; County Judge-Sonthern
District-Wm. Huff; Western District
IS. A. McMurtrey; Treasurer, Mel
ven Kelly; Assessor, Everett Vickery;
Sheriff, Jas. Dubacher.
Saturdays St. Louis Globe Demo
GRAFT contained an announcement of
the death of Mrs. Wayne Stanforth,
wife of L. R. Stanforth, at the home
of her parents in Sedalia, Mo-, on Fri
day from influenza. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanforth were for a while residents
of Ironton and a number of friends
here learn of her death with sorrow.
The deceased was thirty years of age.
The following were among the pre-
miums awarded the pupils of Miss AL
ice NJ. Gay in the lockwood Public
Schools by the Educational Depart
ment of the Sedalis State Fair: 1st
premium on book cover designs; LIST
premium on chemistry note books; I'd
premium on posters; Sd premium on
free-hand paper cutting of nursery
rhymes, animals, stories; I'd premium
for most unique original display. Ar
admirable showing; we congratulate
Z Miss Gay and her pupils.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
by the Christian Endeavor Society
and a few friends at the home of Rev
: George Steel Monday. Games were
: played on the lawn that was Lighted
for that purpose, refreshments were
served and the evenings festivities
f were concluded by singing severa
Q hymns. This party was also a fare
g we'll party for Paul Steel. who leave
i. soon to resume his school duties a
t Perth Amboy, N. j., and for other
who will also soon leave to attent
d school in other places.-Hillsbort
4 Democrat.
r Bismarck Gazette: ''The Bismarck
: first team went to Annapolis last Sun
day, and from reports the game was
thriller throughout. After a tussl
for ten innings the Annapolis tear
It was the victors by q 4 to 8 score. Bis
marck scored two run in the secon
inning, while Annapolis also score
9 one run in this inning; in the fourtl
inning Bismarck scored another run
while Annapolis made two in tn
!, fifth which tied the score. In An
! napolis' half of the tenth inning the
scored the winning run after tw
men were out"
Says the Poplar Bluff Citizen
Democrat: "The Missouri Pacific
through the office of the local super
, intendent announced today that q
addition to the local stock per
south of the city has been ordere
and that Poplar Bluff will be used a
a resting and feeding place for cattl
being transported from the south t
" the packing houses in the NORTH
= The addition to be built will includ
six pens for quarantine cattle an
two pens for native cattle. The wor
on the pens will start Immediate
& upon the arrival of the buildin
70 material. Quarantine cattle are frol
'r districts in the south where cautio
Oh and inspection under governmer
Jurisdiction ia not lived to-, while th