Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-12-16

orders solicited. II. 1. STAMP,
Des Arc, Mo.
A. S. Allan, the we'll known granite
and monument man of Graniteville,
was in Ironton last Wednesday put
ting up a monument at the grave Of
the late Mrs. A. G. Lindsay. If you
are in need of anything in that line
Mr.. Allan is in a position to serve you
most satisfactorily.
A valley friend is in receipt of a
letter from Mrs. Minor of Lesterville
conveying the most pleasing informs-
ton that the DR.. is rapidly recovering
from quite a bad fall he sustained a
few weeks since and will soon be up
again. The grand old mans many
friends rejoice at this fact.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
folio wing marriage licenses the past
week.
Walter M. Mayfield and Leona M.
Wilson of Goodlsnd.
Lee Roy Roach of Des Arc and
Coda Dixon of Coldwater.
Thomas Talley and Mrs. Edna Reed
of Vulcan.
The Lutheran Ladies desire to thank
their many friends and patrons, and
all who so kindly assisted them in
their very successful Bazaar and din
ner last Saturday. They wish es-
pecially to acknowledge their indebt-
edness to The REGISTER, and to Mr..
Schaefer of the Academy Theatre,
for the publicity given.
Linus R. White left last Friday
evening with his truck with forty
young pigs from "The Bowlders,''
west of town, for Centralia, Mo. The
distance is something over 200 miles
and the trip was made very salts
factorily, excepting some very sticky
mud beyond st. Louis. Linus reached
Ironton on the return shortly after
midnight Sunday.
The Book That Sings-it sounds
rather impossible, but see the Bubble
Book for Riddles, with it's nursery
rhymes, prettily illustrated, and jus'
at the right seetion-where the jolly
miller begins his song-a small record
is enclosed, and M may read the
words in the Bubble Book while the
record is being played. See these
books a 1.-THE HANDY KITCHEN.
Desloge correspondence in the Fla
River News: Scarf Brim went tt
Caledonia Wednesday where he trans
acted business. For the present hi
and his family are staying here, will
f his mother, Mrs. A. Brim, having
com5 here two or three weeks ago
from Lestervill where they had beer
l making their home. They expect tt
locate soon either in Pennington o;
Arcadia. -
. st. Louis Post-D Dispatch: "Georg'
, g. Howes, formerly of Is Beverl.
place, now residing in Boston, is clos
ing out all his business connection
} in order that he may devote his en-
, tire time to Christian work. He vii
begin a Bible conference tomorrow il
the First Baptist Church at Collinsville
Ill, lecturing each afternoon excep
Monday and Saturday and each even
ing except Saturday on the Bible, tn
, conference to continue through tn
, nineteenth"
Iron County enjoys the unique dis
= tinction among the Counties in Mis-
souri, of having the highest per cen
, of members of the State Teachers AS
ISOLATION for two successive year
ending June 1, 1919, and June 10
1920. The County is therefore award
1 ed the Hess and Culbertson Troph.
by the Association. Hearty con
: gratulations are extended to Count.
superintendent Hanson and all of tn,
teachers of the County on their GOO
work.
Potosi Journal: esquire james T
: Ward of Irondale was IA Potosi vlsito
!, Thursday last. The Squire said tina
plans were being pushed for improv
ing the Boy Scout camp and the cree
ton OF a number of summer homes b,
D St. Louisians at Irondale with the op
ening of the spring season. He ais
said that it was rumored that deal
r would soon be closedon a stretch Q
mineral land from Leadwood to iron
: dale on the north side of Big River
which has been under option for som
8 time, while being drilled"
A Chevrolet touring car, belongin.
Q to Fred johnson, of Iron Mountain
was struck by train No. 8 at the up
g per Pilot Knob crossing last Saturda.
and smashed to flinders. Johnso
was driving this way and as he got o
g the railroad track his engine wen
dead. He jumped and fortunatel