Iron County register., 1920-11-18

the station house at Glayer, this
county, and also to stop at least one
passenger train day, going north
and south at that station.
The people are becoming impatient
over the delay in starting our road
work. 1t is our opinion that now is
mighty good time to proceed eau
tiously and slowly. Not be in too big
hurry. Perhaps material and labor
wilfiet down some in price.
In fairness and justice it certainly
seems that if the light company
should close the plant here and shut
down absolutely that every person
who has wired his bnilding for the
service would have an action against
the company. This is only fair
proposition.
Strayed-About October 1st from
the range, near my farm on Marble
Creek, ten miles south of Ironton,
one dark bay mare mule, year old
past; will pay liberal reward for in
formation leading to her recovery.
W.. L. WHITE,
Route 1, Arcadia, Mo.
City taxes are considerably less
, this year because the bonds issued
for street purposes have all been paid.
But other taxes are high enough to
make up the deficiency in city tax.
You can't have school bonds and
road bonds without paying for them.
Step up and settle, gentlemen, with
out squirming.
Mrs. A. M. Plante, of Arcadia, and
Mr.. j. Crossley Hollingshead were
f united in marriage by Bishop Quayle
q at the Bishops residence, st. Louis,
e Thursday, November IL, 1920, at 1880
Pm. The BRIDES son and his fance,
also Miss Annie Whitworth, stood with
the couple during the ceremony. Mr
), ! and Mrs. Hollingshead will reside IN
Arcadia.
O State Auditor Hackman and Con-
gresham Rhodes delivered addresses
- at the Republican ratification meet
= ing Fletcher's field last Thursday
afternoon. A band from Leadwooc
made music for the occasion. Th'
day was cold and blustery but thu
large crowd hung on notwithstanding
~ Sandwiches and coffee were served il
al profusion to the assembly.
=: Russell Tins had quite an unpleas
- ant experience Thursday night of las
week. He was preparing to retir
v when he was seized with an unusual
III painful cramp in one of his limbs
The pain became so intense that b
" tainted and fell, cutting quite a gas
40 in the back of his head He remain
ed unconscious for quite while bu
r was able to be out as usual the foI
r lowing day.
OF On Friday last, at meeting of th
ey Board of Directors of the Bank G
'aV Potosi, Mr.. I. B. Headlee tendere
his resignation as Cashier. Mr.. v
'r- Fred Bond, former Cashier of tf
cir Irondale Bank, and later with tt
ne United States Bank, of st. Louis, VIZ
He elected to fill the vacancy. M
at Headlee was checked out Saturda
and Mr.. Bond took charge of ii
H, bank as Cashier. -Potosi Independen
'ne We are publishing series of articl
Wy entitled "The Blue Laws of New En-
'n land" They show through VIII
loU trial and tribulation our people ha'
acquired their resent possession
ion freedom of thought, speech and a
nto tion, and ought to assure against
ate return to tyranny and oppression
ess the name of religion, The<text is ia
son en- from Liberty, religious public
ton devoted to complete separatl
ter of Church from State.
aay There was a charivari in Arca'
u last Friday night. The night v
Ut cold, the bridegroom was somewl
IL tardy in making his appearance q
the serenaders built fire in
at street, the musicians taking turn
lille, warming at the fire and maxi
4th. music. Finally the much sought n
that presented himself but it isssaid cal
very ed and displayed a mighty big gun, 6
announced that, Notwithstanding
Of a silver locks, he was abundantly a
lie to to take care of himself. He was
orn- old soldier and knew just what to
er," in an emergency. Happily there
lde- no bloodshed.
AL Union Thanksgiving Service at
fol- Presbyterian church Thursday mo
past ing, November 25th, at IL o'clc
Rey. Baldridge of the M. E. Chu
aide will deliver the sermon. An inter'
ing aud entertaining program is