Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-24
Mr.. Webster and Miss Leak. who

more, departed last week. Mr..
Webster went to Boston to live with
Mr.. Howes. Miss Leak went to
Philadelphia to reside.
Mr.. Joe Shirky, of Ray county, Mo-,
and Miss Martha l. Davis were united
in marriage at the home OF the BRIDES
sister, Mrs. Jessie Dent Boardman, in
Arcadia Tuesday evening, June 22d,
Rev. Davis, father of the bride, ~ofioiat-
ing. We extend our very best wishes.
Grover G. Fits will have a sale of
his personal property, consisting of
live stock, farming implements, house
hold and kitchen furniture, and other
articles, at the Hendley farm, one
half mile east of Pilot Knob, on Sat-
urday, June 26th, commencing at
one O'Clock P. NJ.
Mrs. Jessie Dent Boardman in Ar
cadia gave a reception Monday even
ing in honor of her brother, Sam
Davis, and bride of Dallas, Texas. A
very enjoyable evening was passed.
Mr., and Mrs Davis, who was former
ly Miss Clara Mae Christensen, were
married in Dallas, Texas, June 18th.
The recent census indicates hat the
population of Madison county has
decreased 552 in the past ten years.
The falling off is thought to be due
to the fact that the mines at Mine
La Motto were not in operation when
the 1920 census was taken. The
population of Fredericktown has in
creased 492 since 1910.
Graniteville Camp, 1902, M. W. A..
will give a Grand Picnic and dance at
G~raniteville, July Sd. Music by the
Bismarck Brass Band. There will be
a game of base ball, all kinds of games
and running and jumping; prizes fol
the winners. Prominent speakers
will be present. Refreshments will be
served. Big time for all.
Trustees for the Knights of Pythias
Lodge at Ironton, have made an in
vestment of Lodge funds that will
guarantee their safety and at the
same time yield an ~appreciable source
of interest. Postmaster r. L. Bsrger,
recently sent an order to the Savings
Division, Treasury Department, st
Louis, for FIVE one hundred dollar
Treasury Savings Certificates.
We are informed that the Schultz
Mining Go. has sold all the machinery
which was used in sinking the shat
on the property. The purchasers are
the interests which are developing
the Iron Mountain property. We un'
derstand that the purchasers have Of
fered Arthur Littleton a contract tt
load the machinery on cars here
Fredericktown Democrat-New
Bonnie Terre correspondence in
Flat River News: "Mr. and Mrs
Warren Prince Of Jackson, Tenn.
who have been visiting the latter'i
mother, Mrs. VIM. Frey, and her els
ter. Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce, left We'd
nesday for their home. Mrs. Frey
and Mrs. Bruce and children viii
leave the latter part of the week fol
Los Angeles, California, where they
will make their home"
While in Ironton last Saturday Mr.
VIM. Prass, manager of the Coziar
Bakery Company at Flat River
presented us with loaf of the fam
GUS B~utternut Bread, and most tooth
some cake. Both were delicious
Mr.. Prass says they have alread.
secured a fine trade in the valley
Their truck arrives here early in thu
morning with the bakery product
just hot from the ovens.
From the Fredericktown Demo
craft News: "The authorities il
charge of the Arcadia Assembly have
i notified President LOOMS that Jul.
sth has been set aside for Marvin
College Day. Local arrangement
are being made to make that n 0
the red letter days of the assembly
A suitable program is being arrange
and the claims OF Marvin College wi
be presented in a forceful manner"
, Mr.. A. E. Kallmier and party @
friends from St. Louis arrived in Iron
/ ton shortly after noon Saturday in
car on their way to Annapolis fror
where they contemplated making
trip to Black river to remain a coupl
of weeks fishing and hunting. MI
Kallmier owns about 500 acres of Ian
in the Annapolis country and ]
watching the development of the An
napolis Lead Company with NOR
than passing interest.
The following teachers have beel
, employed to teach in the Irontol
schools for the ensuing year: p. Dear
dorff cuparintaudaut %acianca. Mrs