Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-11-04

IN the m6rcanb1e Dusln6sS. MT. NC
Arthur thinks that the outlook at
Iron Mountain is quite promising for
years to come.
have an ideal Cattle Ranch, locat-
ed in the Big Hole Basin, n of the
finest cattle countries in Montana.
Will trade for good farm near Iron
ton. or in Belleview Valley. Write
F. K. GILLIAN, Wisdom. Mon.
Mr.. Goodman, the owner of "Morn-
ingthorpe Farm" complains that
hunters recently shot a fine cow on
his premises, and he says if anything
like that happens again he expects
to inaugurate some vigorous prosecu-
tions.
Under date of October 3lst Mrs. s.
M. Phelan writes the following from
st. Louis: "We are just about settled
at home after a delightful summer
with Sidney up in Michigan. Howev-
er nothing supplants the dear valley
with any of u.s."
Mrs. J. W. Polk and daughter, Miss
Carrie, who have been living in Ak
ron, Ohio, the past year, returned to
Ironton last Friday and will remain
here throughout the winter. They
left Akron because of the depression
in Industrial circles.
1t is reported that the light company
Is having difficulty in securing suf-
fcient fuel to keep>the plantin opera
ton the few hours that we r afford
ed service. If those are the condi-
tions now what will we have to put
up with before the winter is over?
Irondale correspondence in Bis
marck Gazette: "Prof. J. W. Nc
Kinney of Ironton, who was recently
licensed to preach by the Methodist
church, visited his parents here last
Sunday and preached an excellent
sermon for the Nazarene people al
7 P. M"
Word was received last week from
Mrs. Fl. H. Harris, formerly Miss
Alma Jaquith of Pilot Knob, announc'
ing the death of her husband at Salt
Lake City, October "a, after quite g
prolonged lines. Mrs. Harris has the
sympathy of old friends in her be-
%reavement.
Flat River News: "Mrs. A. P
Mackley gave a delightful luncheon
at her home Saturday, Oct. 16, il
honor of Mrs. John Trigg Moss, O
st. Louis, State Regent of the D. A
r., and Mrs. j. U9~White of Fla
River, organizing regent. Mrs. K
W. Houston of Ironton, and Mrs. J
w. Highley were also guests"
In this issue of the REGISTER will bt
found a letter from Mrs. H. o. Davis
in San Francisco, California, telling
of the death of Dr.. Edith Strong il
Oakland. The deceased was tht
daughter of the late DIR. S. E. Strong
of Ironton, and lived here with hel
parents for many years. Old friends
will be sorry to hear of her passing.
Claude Marshall, who has leased tn
store room now occupied by the Rec
Jewelry Co., is making preparation
to open a shoe store and states tina
he will within a few weeks be read,
} to open for business. This is a goo
location for such a business, and MI
Marshalps reputation as a shoe MAJ
is sufficient to insure a good patron
age.-Poplar Bluff Republican.
Fl. M. Collins, of Arcadia, was calle'
to ~Steelville, Mo-, last Thursday ID
the death of his sister, Mrs. Jos. Stat
ford, which occurred Wednesda
evening. Mrs. Stafford had been i
, very poor health for some time. Th
deceased for many years was a resi-
! dent of the valley and a number c
friends here learn of her death wit
sorrow.
Tyro Lodge, No. -, A. F. & A. M
} dedicated their new two story brio
: temple Saturday, October 23d. De
: spite the inclement weather thre
hundred or more people were in al
tendance. The people of Caledoni
served a fine spread to the visitor
t The lodge is the second oldest charter
Q ed lodge in the state and claims th
distinction of having the oldel
n charter.
Recorder Hawkins has issued tt
following marriage licenses the pa
week:
Edward A. Policy and Helen Rousl
4 of st. Louis.
y George McSkimming and MAJ
: Katharine Giblin of st. Louis.
Elmer Decker of Iron Mountain al
d Mary Womack of st. Louis.
Fred Taylor of Belleview and Pea
Fortune of Irondale.
Oscar Russell Robert and Paulil
/, I'M. Grossheim Of st. Louis.