Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-09-16

1921. The total cost will be about
S175, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Dunn of Marble
Creek have the sympathy of their
friends and neighbors IN the death
of their little daughter, Virginia Fern,
which occurred Monday, September
9Th, after an illness of two days of
diphtheria.
Taken Up-At my place in Pilot
Knob, NO., September 9th, q black
SOW weighing about 200 lbs, with a
split in the LETT ear. Has been around
my place off and on the past elk
weeks. Owner will please come and
get the sow and pay the damage.
W. L. Cox.
Miss Ethel Scott, who has been
teaching school in Joplin the past few
years, was in Rolls last week, the
guest of her father, Judge ]. B. Scott.
Miss Scott was en- route to University
| City, where she has been engaged as
teacher of primary work at a salary
of $145 per month.-Rolla Herald.
The Iron Mountain Presbytery will
meet September 81 to % at Ironton.
An election of moderator, clerk and
other officers will be held during the
conference. Rev. John Allen Gala
her, pastor of the local Presbyterian
church, will speak Wednesday on
"The New School Era"
According to the De Soto Repub-
lican that town now has lights just
three hours in the twenty four-from
$3.50 to 1880 o'clock P. NJ. That's just
a little bit worse than anything we've
had to contend with here. By the
way, isn't about time our schedule
was changed again SO as to furnish
some light in the morning?
County Clerk Parks, who has the
contract for carrying the mail fro m
Centerville to Glover, on the Iron
Mountain railroad, has purchased a
new Ford truck in which he will carry
all mail. He can also carry Blk or
eight passengers. During the spast
two or three months he has had to
make two trips to Lesterville in or
der that he might accommodate those
who want to make an Iron Mountain
train.-Centerville Outlook.
W. D. Fletcher sustained a bad fall
from a wagon at the Arcadia station
last Thursday morning. He was
standing up in the wagon inspecting
a car of corn when the team gave
jerk, throwing him to the ground
He got a bad lick on the side of the
head and the team pulled the wagon
over his right foot, badly crushing his
heel. He was game enough to be
about town, though, that afternoon
evidently not much the worse fol
wear.
The grand jury in session here re-
Gently returned an indictment against
Charles Harris, one of the men charg
ed with the robbery of the bank a
Caledonia several weeks ago, and hi
trial has been set for September 2Sth
Harris, who was arrested a few days
after the robbery, is in jail here, hav'
ing been unable to give bail for hi
appearance in court. The secont
robber is still at large. None of thu
stolen money, $4,000, has been re
covered, and if Harris got any OF it
he must have it sailed down some
where.-Potosi Journal.
DIR. W. G.. Patton, of Cape Girar
deau, stopped off here Saturday t.
join his wife, who was visiting here
DIR. Patton was returning home from
Sedalia, where he had attended
State meeting of the American LIE
gion. He went to Cape Girardea1
from st. Louis, where he opened u
, an office-special pra ctice on the eye
ear, nose and throat, and has been re
markably successful in building up
lucrative practice. DR.. Patton Is a
able physician and an excellent gen
a tlemen, who is deserving of the sue
!. cess he is now enjoying Farming
+ ton Times.
: Following are the names of the pet
it Jurors and alternates drawn by tn
County Court to serve at the Octobe
: term of Circuit Court:
JURORS. ALTERNATEs.
Flvn Chiffon FL O Jackson
: Henry Goodman A K Wallis
Marion Lewis Chas Hampton
Ray I Stamp ID Hill
John Kelley VIM Sheriff.
] Alex Morris John II Rich
JM Ivester VIM Hurst
4 Carly Blanton in Lewis
VIM Henson Price q Oalllson
John Spitzmiller James + Billido
] Ell Calvert r S.Huff
John w Lovelace VIM Kuhn
K w Houston GeoAW Marshall
Q Linn E Holloman joseph Lee Tong
: Rufus Williams w A Thompson
Herman Amelung Ezra Depew