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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
sus.. ,Mpea and Haaesa
$ s1TAFTVH..IIE

! A sleigh tipped, oyer ih flbht oR St Mary's cemetery Wednesday <ss akfef- ! noah and caused the hnEs Eser.srtps run away but was not, stopped unth It hS q reached the vicinity of. the. new H. I.lage, of Tsftvirle. Therefs we're two men in; the .sleighs when It tipped over, but they. were not hurt to an ! extent. except a few, scratched on their faces, and haAes .s ', ..t,.s. ...s .a..,z.
 The men who have been woFkina clearing the ,trpllegs tracks ferp ths the lower part Of Occutn and ti,s tfels leys-. were run all day Thursday as Tar, as the Taftvilles switch. s..ssa,s..s At the Red Cross rooms ThurSday , night Mrs. Jane Cassidy efs Norwich conducted q class of twenty young yoJhea in course of Home HgRienf and the Care of the Sick. = " Al the .rectory Of the Sacred Hsart church last "Wednesday night ..a. ', re- hearsal was held for the musical oo. eretta. Over the Garden Wal ilr yiaicf l,ss. to take place. in, the. near, future.
 Iridium dexetiQns- ills, De held a,
 the Sacred Heart church sbeasnsihi Rext Monday anu aelesipg rslTharsday
 Rev. Father E lChssnat ,yisitiHe athf Iron . Springfield, Mass, sHfneef.faa a -will, conduct the evening rssrvies
 which. begin at .g7 .l5, ocloek.,%.sss ..ss Rev. L. Pardis, of ,EoluntoWlr ass as
 sisting- att the Sacred Heast, church,
 .Atsa meeting held receatly the Taff.
 vile. clerk decided to -fotaa a. basabaa
 team fro 1c coming seaspirs Georx, ,larvis,s last rseasou'ss veteran cafrhe,
 Eps elected manager of the fearfr asss Henry Rhaenuf twas sclfnsen c-lotai., Fhe- team this seasen@h has muck prom lisins material r-- including b,ManRFe,
 Jarvis, Captain Phaneuf, eAl,a < Dion
 James Psradiss Jee. Teliief. .JoA,
 Wohlleben. Leo Maynard and Andrev
 Jarry will De giyens as try outs 1ffie, I-ssiAI seen begin practice in one. of th
 local halls. The stnanager has al
 yeaay seompleted arrangespensss .yitl
 Mahager Peter Lafeur Of Gfeeneyili Tor a. three. gatne sefies ofss iridOo
 baseball to be played m thA..near tu IT .
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
'skss kettsailsrzs AFtsr ffoisesrs,.

R The national shoe retsifers apoci- &kion of thes United States has offered the government a complete vigilance
 organization, nation- wide in scope and
 sfy ssa s spd fsass a disssict i M to to ss- ssr
 lstst the 6epsrtne1t Of justice in running dpWr prnatRefs.
 pezfers found to be mfsieadiag the public in their sadyert tising or who may not be adherihg to legitimate oHer prics system as h. the case of the Rt0yiaerces R T.. dealer convicted and lined flor charging. two. prices for AApes. win be Severely dealt with, E.s Attorney .Gsnerafs Palmer recently made the pubic statemsnt that ss per cent. of tue shoe dealers were haneGt. Five Thousand shoe merchants l ia erhventfon at Boston last month 1 eeurluded that the pubIic's concep- ! tion ct uHfas dea Ing WAS largely be. E Eeapse of abuses practiced by s1nai
 tnogisy q tricky aeaieEs and de l seciatlor, te purBe the trade of sud 4 unfaik raesices. Shoe sgilanes com |E mtt tee4 will work fin eo tion wit fair psice committees in all sections H Comp aiptss will be investigated ars' lt Hexit with on. theE msarits. Qffender
 will be given thef chance to reform Q ! take the legal consequences.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
HuMoR OF THE DAY

Slack-'tiow do you get so many Effls?
 siicker Loh, I just sprinkle a lit- tie gasoline on my handkerchief.- Stanford Chaparrai.
 Otis Movie people are rather clan 1ish. aren't they?
 Chester If they are they come hon sestly by 1t. Even the camera has it's own eiiek.--Film Fun. a G First Boy-My father is a fine ar .sist. With lew strokes he can turn a laughing face into a sorrowful one, Second Boy-So can mine, but he uses q stich.- Boys Life. ..... ...But. father. Billy has five thou
 My dear girl. your clothes cos, ~Rut ven buy the clothes."-Life. "So you want to go abroad?" -Yes,' said the disgruntled citizen. Amy particular destination iI tminda'. @ 4hepe. what's the nearest place. f-Birmingham Age Herald. New cashier-The boss. says this i. q new style cash register and tha Ycud show me how to work 1t. Old Cashier-I'n show you how i works. but l won't show you how |, IHork it.-Boston Transcript. e0verworked Husband-You,ve beea hkeepiug me waiting around here lik sR old fool for an hour.
 b Wtfe--Well. my dear, may hav Ekdpt you waiting, but I had nothfn,
 to do with how you waited -4Iarvar,, gLzhpooTi.
 se you ind pedestrians very care
 They're the limit. The last fel low ran over ruined one of m tfres, He must have been carrying i I raskzxe of tacks in his pecket-"- BreYnin&s Magazine. ! sGkmme three aigaEn" oA5erss F. i0'Roszrke,, showing across the counter tSkronss ones or mild" .e 6imme the strong ones. The weai Jones Is always bustirl' in me pocket.
 1.-The American Legion Weekly. F Mrs. Smith Pm rather suspiciou Ipf our new cookshe behaves s l lstransely =, = | Mr. naith-Whzt does she do? Mrs- Staith--Weil, she goes on as i She thought the whole house belong led to me. Cleveland Press.
 Is your wife one of those wo1ne EEho 3eck at their husbands and sa, made man of him ? asked the i'm sf fpcrtinent friends.
 ~Ao,s answered Mir. MeeKton. Hen kxietta is very unassumihg. She mere Fly says she has done her best.'-Sra
 Stories. r s
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
SUPERIOR COURT FRlDAy;.vls ] LIST OF ASSIGNMENTS

Windhafn county superior court nllort cAlendar and lassisnmenf of easna at Putnam. Friday. March sfh. at 1e: % o'clock a. m-, Judge George E. fer usf-when In the course of hum Hlhman presldins. .st ss1F
 The short. calendar list: Waiter c. Chase -vs Davis e Brown Wooien Company: Tracy q Boucher ys. D. Brerett Taylor: Alice T. Hadfiefd vs. Wm. A. HadfieId; George J Rood vs HArold S. Main ct al. Gertruds |. Gil maA vs. Lottle Gilman; John Chudak vs. Joseph Dednar1: Keowr 6 Me Btoy Inc, vs. Putnam Fruit & Pro- doos CO. California Fruit Co vs. Put { nam Fruit < Produce Co.,; Bltdget Lakin- Boyden CO vs. Putnam Fruit Q Produce Go; Arthur Pepin vs. Putnam Frait C Produce O.: Arthur sB. Pretl : tee vs. Marinda C.. Rntier Robinson, exeeutrix, Lillian N. Mason ys. Ira J. Martin. adminlstratos; . Gecrsialna Baueher vs. William H. Benehesi,sT |.
 Upcsntested civorces: Mildred L; Byron vs. Jesse F. Byron; vasilo Pap aycanis vs. vasilis Papayanis; ;; ,Ffee1 born S. Carr vs. TAnnah Etta Carr: Spooner. Helen Hazard vs. -Gecfee ~~- q. @'-~WfA fp' " o'
 Triai list to court, Edwzrd e. Assnes va- Charles nansereau; E.. A Strout Farm Agency. vss Otto srithT FlpTd Scott ys. Louis Rrepeki Victor Peio- quir vs. Jullrs L.affanrhe: Samuel L. 1de et al vs- Week Ciesla; May E Tofrey vs. Waiter D. Torfey Fetal oroee5r Syn6iczte. Ine- va Tsl4bac
 To jury: Rhode Island Rossine eb sk I'M ehenards Arfhnr By Prert3ef vA Marinda Huties Robinson, eracn- 1tx Wal Rfsnni Robinson sGenfga VI fudan, admiBishntnr vs, Charles Co no; Harold e Stone vs F. James H- 3fT: Thomas E. Hstehsvs. A-sWillf@uns nard Kangiey; Gertrude A. WzF1el
 AEziEnmants to cparE IsC EKdfsdzS 144lPA Sthr ls1e1 Byron M Lewis vs -L1lker F. Hopkins. End Thursday NarEh, 9th, 1sle: Peter -I Chabst vs 5afn4si C. HarriaE srd Thuredhg MaErh tth. 1e10. May KlliiaB vss,Meear A xhnig q al: r1st Rridays March sth -1t4o. la Gravel VI. .Josephz 9telvsa Id Tuesdays MHrch sth. ie74 Bfslnl A epeuldins va Allen J. MrDchiAld 1ra ruesdngs Mareh Sch. fs3osv lame .c Bennett VI. John Student:a -sf,
 TuleAay. March sth. 1sS0. Cisntnl -8hlrree VI HafHy Si pfnre: lst wed rnentt9s March fath. fsto, Mike Tayib va Edward Demersa alas P. J.7 rhS
 mann; Ind Wednesday. March tsth .lsee. William Soiiey ct sfys, .Jcsepi
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
laeBalli Nor~iet, f.lsays nllllsll in.
TIE. wlIlExTHtE.''

The westefn dts<ukbai,ce ofsfi.e- lsst two. days has developed into aprc- lnounced and more genexni stqrm and e$dSnt ha2 NSW Eng g{6nd eare E 4qw toHi&Ht east Gf sthS MfssIssfppa fvsrs In ths ktlantic stat'es < lis sotlses s sen rHs rs Y viii vii bs. snsse X "A.
 is.ds s~s ssiSs S A s s s:stss ssssr,sL ,e,l excepA in&New Ene1azt where there win De local Hnervs ward. covering New England and the middle Atlantic states on Saturday, LYith frost probsbl Saturday mcrn4 Fipg E 7 Ngs.1 !. tfs Atleasiea aVoast sfrssn nzseport tq
 saSKESRv @inss .off xtiassiis so.ss. North of Sandy HOOK z strons sovtheast tes south sllistiugA to west and northwest by Saturday mornings
 FsR ssndy Hook to fsattsFzsgh strSns tWest d,irfng Friday night, Tain. lss-,, s,s Fsrseast. .+..r.,4s,s.x ,s Southern, New Englahd:s Rain Eri- day, Saturday local shows and much fcoider. 7aa'sfNs0S Nss f%sf AS
 - 1oessevatieNs, fs Nerwieh-s
 E The following teeotds nep6rtsd frov The .Buffetins obser7at tons show ths changes In t1mpefat tufe and the .bafD- EmetFie changes Thafsds x; .s. =, ..s
 lsa a. 4... stzsn sc-s iF tfrst tra {. 7sI59 9s lazr sa.s "i' ' '. 's:si x S2.es
 sz m s..ss f...: fi..;.s:.s.ss ss..r. .S Sv.Ss Ss
 v A; m, .;;,., .s,ss Svss' taalse.. = scSmpsfissns.
 Predictions .fes Ehursdayi4s Partiy Thursdays wsather:4 Generally fair
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
NlstE DIVORCE cAsEs FOR b. s SUPERIOR COURT HEARiNc

Nine uncontested divorce caseS are on the list fot fhe srpefiof court ai New London today. Eriday9 before
 Judge John sP& KeIl6gs The ssssf61
 70 hear divcrces will. open at g c'c4 Sca sharp; The following is the Hsf: VI
 han; Wffidsh A. Greenwood syxs- S;s
 rah Lyle Greenwood. Emma I' Mffia, '*a. Levi P. MilIer: Josephife IanIe Is Frederick J. Lane; MargAFef Eg Cal, Rey vst Eugene Coibey Afina Ruf. filii ys. Esfo Rafiiii,, Saifaan ti3a Ja,,, EHarrfngton ys, Amos Atikusksig Hsr lrington; Qafehee A. Baiiey vs CXr,
 rie Way Bailey; Winifred M. aRob, Tvs. John Q; R6by. H1s VI N's
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
Inspsetsrs ' cea.ress Wssss.

The state civil service ~comfnfs- sion will hold an sxariinas asiop for in. spector of contract werk on the State hish#ays on Monday. March 22, 1920 at 1-30 p. m., in the state capitol, at Hartferd, Conn. f >g Y
 Appointments will. be made about April 1 and ffesh time t6 time there after as required, At aa tfsfai1ce sal afy of s4 day, with rood pfVspeSts of adva1aesnent. tg -Saa
 Men AonotzSly dischasged ffsnn th, army, navy or marine c6rysa are re- quested to bring their discharge pa pers to rthe ex1rlfnatfpn, An .extrs candidates sRh6 pass the examfnatioi All candidates wilf please bring pen ink and bi0stef for use at flls sfetst Send for application. which must ..bl fiied with the civil sexviee accsfsrais sion before noon. March 1e. tSae
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05

them to Mrs. Church to. show her thst he was getting Ietters similar to those she was resolving and that she gave them to Craney.
 Donovan who was on the stand nearly all day "Wednesday tesfified at and he went on the stand again In the, afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
fEoPLE ARE SLOW ns . ,,..s .ss- '''' FLING INCOME HEFifjFsis

p tnenme returns- are being flsd. yery 5slo<ly, by Eorwich9 peotfS slS fer tS income tax and the fwo' dtpHtieE 6n duty at the citv eofrtfoanz are fifafa9 1t hard to keep busy. s1t was st4skad that the 18th of 1ffe <rlf6rrtfi9 tise ias4 cay for the fling of fetHfns xskd tSsf no extensinn Of time AttiI ts grfantsd. Those vino afessuh3act 1SgsfhS faA M
 EisO have not sfiieH tt1eht fetssfns S{iS{f,d aofa5 e4 lonHk. assf e-ssls ssfs 5yss sssEgT
 H. E. Dorseys ,tE fsewsI I.onasn aSd J. F. HeRnon ef Jewett City are thS
 deputies whse are rsefyink hSsAsg fs
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
BAPTIST PASTOR RESIGNS
 z- NEW LONDON PULPIT

The resignation of Rev. Laurence Hamilton, sEting pastor, was read and accepted at meeting of the official board of the First Baptist church of New London this week. Mir. Hafnil- ton will leave March 21 for Anderson, Ind, where he has accepted call to the pastorate of the First Baptist church.
 -e MT Hamilton came to New London in 1917 as assistant to the former pas tor, Rev. Charles R. McNally, and when the latter resigned April .191ss he took over the pastoral duties
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
EEAP YEAR SHOWS Ne- @esT s.-etg {!
 MARRIAGE LICENSE INCREASE

ss slfi many Of tue large cities of the United States it is reported that the |aiSsqance of marriage licenses has in : Er reaSed largely in the first two months of 1S2o. which is ascrdbabie to the
 leap year influence. f5 Gorvich young women are evident IT not ex lsirg theif leap year priv. I1eses fq any gfeat extent. or at least nek. sgereT ding af 1t if they do, for theft had been no great increase above the normal ntfrnber Of marriage ni
 censes issued at the town clerks of.
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
Asagvt s.ebsEan Hsss s4sv.'

State Hfnpioyrnefit Agehti A. VI Buchanan wAs aSle t6 .reaSh hefe from Mansticld atf right ,THuraday not being heti up by the siig% ep1 uiar day stS De in Norwsch. He had number Of hYs5lic lions "a
 issue work certificates for 6{sSs and
 girls of school age.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
NAY OFFER SOLUTION OF sToNikGToN BURGLARY

The trail from the recent Tate q Neilan burglary in New London leads to the burglary of a clothing store 3u Stonington through the fact that an overcoat worn by Toni Baldi when he was arrested has been identified by the owner of the Stonington eleth- ing store as one that Ess stolen from his store along with large auantity of other goods. - ~ |. Arthur Messer, who turned state,s evidence at the hearing in the police court last Saturday. is said to have made the lstatement that if he toid all he knew, about half the people In Groton would be under arrest
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
Rheumatism


 In the spring of 1893 was at- 'fnaknA bFl 1l1.Ecular aud Inflamura- t1fy Ehe,iu1aff1En- suftcfed as only lheas who, have n know. for over ffrsa YM1rA IT tried remedy after remedy. and epctur after doctor. but r1ch rclief a1 I received wzs only temporary. Hlnaily Il foun9 d reW- edy that curt1 me rutsblcthlEs 4Nd it has never faturnfd have Eft4h il te a numbkr who yWefe ttxribzS nfaictsd and even bfdritden Wifh Eh.S@eri.s Ts .@.s- sss. afd kssssssa 2 sa5s
 A. Nsnt sp<ry suaerc- sfrone.epz' |ferin ~ fArunatfc srouble te 4ky: Psed a cent: nmpix Hef ypor nsE5e' aH3 eddreee end | wll send it erel ~ tFT. AfltT you have uSRf. 1 and if hn1 preten itseH Co be that long incked-for means of curing ynuru Rheumatism, you may send the price sf tt. ena .dnllnf. hufs underst1Is6-eI, !, ~ pot wanl your money .iiniess 5fo9 Rgisslz ss;i-esa es t te sses t ss lszt es when DpEitive, relief js thps, offered,
 ypp frss ncr't aeiQf. Write tears, . Mark II. JselCson No. SID. Gtirney. E1ee. STr1cise. N E,r 1ar4 TeasFk
 Mr. J5ekson is responsible. kpove niRtg uent trae.-PuD. ..s.ssT .,-,, .I.. ~. ..I z. I.- =. L ..L-.a ru----I L...
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05

New MiIford.-The early hird is the one who catches the worm, so Mrs. E. D. Rowland of welisvilie thinks, for out of a setting of 1s eggs of Rhode Island stock 12 chicks hatched Feb. 26th.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
ONE PERFECT DAY

It was brought to him in the dark, somewhefe, 2 The one perfect day, in the long ago; And its wine he quafed and he sang and laughed, z Til the face of him shone with wondrous glow; And the sky leaned down upon every side,
 And its balm vas poured, and his wounds were fealed And Life as sweet a smiling bride Put up her vTil and stood revealed.
 For sorneone-but who there was none could tell ' If a man, or woman, or only child Some way, somewhere with the tenderest care Had met him and halted him, and sped him. and
 smiled; ssea And whichever way he ehanced to look On the earth below, or the sky above,
 He saw how the pages of Life's great book, Were writ in a thousand ways with love z
 John P. Sjoiander, in the Montgomery Advertiser.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
ceIIsss ersduztisn Jul

r ~Aeccsdins t0 'an .apnn1uess 5esit h,aae
 Thursda Tuesday June 18th. h fA 1bs
 the date fQr. the graduation s6f. tfe ,sk |SSss tps sseedd ssnigf eiSss fo. .ssd- IT tSS;iia .tFss isw9ss sss se snSsassesss
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05

When man is in trouble tvo-thirds of his alleged friends are willing. te rassed he Is apt to feel that he has help him stay In iE < fals 1
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05
AE1iEnmaats Co cqarE isE FKdHsasg
lee in ths Sound.

creys of incoming tugs and other ruag.zs repet the sound fdlf of lled
 fFozA Whnehan 10 Fishefs Island
 ssae sss SisS ss sss s,ps ssst TRs ssw fdaF, l' has kept the Ice in the sound Aht c4Fes Fnd 1ipan linIets as well Ss bar. 1rE8 are conEested. Seafnen are hop : i13 Or a chanEe h the direction of ths Wlnf which win biow winters ac- cumnnpiadons out to sea.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05

FAsiaonabls charity always has a card affachod to iE r
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05

is Rredictious fer Ehrrsdayt4 Partly cloudy and warsnerssr~ yss-lh szsm
 Thursdays wsather:- Generally far Rarulers s.sH q tft~ss4 as .se se.f .sss
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-03
For Sale-Ford Touring Car in good
condition equipped with demountable
rims. A. P. SCHAEFER, Ironton.
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to tender our hear tfelt
thanks to our neighbors and friends
for their help and sympathy during
the sickness and death of our dear
little daughter, and sister, Edith Edna
Boring, who departed this life May %,
1920, at 10 O'Clock P. M. Their kind
ness will long be remembered.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. A. BORING
AND CHILDREN.
Belleview, May 81. 1920.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-03
ARCADIA-IRONTON AUCTION SALE
Fine Building Lots and the Beautiful
Bresland Home, Saturday, June
18th, 1920.

"Fort Hill Parkn has been selected
as the name for our big new Subdivi-
sion, and on the above date we will
turn over all of the lots and the splen-
did home to our Auctioneer with in
structions to SELL them for what they
will bring.
This is, indeed, an opportunity OF a
life time to get a good home with
all modern conveniences, such as cleo
trio lights, water works, heating
plant, bath, fine shade, shrubbery,
etc., or a choice building site at your
own price.
Fort Hill Park is located right o. the
new State Highway between Arcadia
and Ironton and it is the only availa-
BILE well-located ground in or around
either town and is sure to build up
rapidly.
Come out anytime now and look at
Fort Hill Park; you will be pleased
with the Transformation and can Sc
lect your lots and then be prepared to
attend the sale and bid on them. A
representative will be on the ground
to show you around and explain the
advantage of our development plan,
show you the large, spacious lots, at
tractive frontage, views, etc.
Our terms will be made easy and
you can turn your Liberty Bonds in at
their face value on the deferred pay
ments of your purchase.
A choice lot, valued at $4,000, will
be given away absolutely free, and
other valuable souvenirs will also be
given away during the sale. A famous
Jazz Band will furnish music, there
will be a parade and other attractions.
In fact, this will be a big day in the
Arcadia Valley and everybody should
see that nothing prevents their at
tending this important SALE
BYRD RECKER REALTY Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-03
Is This ~Rickenbacker?

Is the part of the the hero in "The
Heart of Humanity" colossal drama
of the high lights of humanity in the
war, intended to be a replica of the
career of Eddie Rickenbacker, the
intrepid ace?
Many persons who have seen the
picture believe it is, and that William
Stowell, Dorothy Phillips leading
man, who plays the part, is made UP
to look like the lannon's race driver
and credited with victories in the air
which Captain Rickenbacker attained
Stowell plays the part of a Canadian
aviator, but this is considered by
those who claim he protrays Ricken'
hacker to be mere camoufage on the
part of Director Holubar.
"The Heart of Humanity" will oper
at the Academy Theatre, Thursday
June 8. Dorothy Phillips in the lead
ing role.-Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-03
PERSONAL.

Q. j. Newman is in Bertrand this
week.
Harry Joe Jones is home from st.
Louis.
J. w. Clarksonr returned to Louisiana
Sunday.
Kenneth Curry spent Sunday with
home folk.
Miss Marie Gratiot went, to Poplar
Bluff Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gait and baby are at
"Potter Farm"
Junior Hawkins visited relatives in
Elvins last week.
Chas. Kent of Sabula was an Iron
ton visitor Monday.
Vernon Buckley and Paul Keith have
employment in Chicago.
Arthur La Plante OF st. Louis visit
ed his mother in Arcadia Sunday.
Miss Alta Kindell of New York Oity
is visiting her parents in Ironton.l
Vincent Sutton, cashier of the Bank
of Annapolis, raj in Ironton Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Haywood of st. Louis
visited her parents in Ironton the
past week.
M. Hotson, of St. Louis, a former
resident, visited his father III Ironton
the past week.
Miss Mary Saline AXE departed Sun
day on a visit to relatives in Little
Rock, Arkansas.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Ranft of st. Louis
arrived st Pilot Knob Monday to
make their home
Mrs. j. M. Hawkins and Junior will
/ loo un fhio uraay IN q uicft RI rnlo tiunc
in Granite City, Ills.
j. M. Hawkins and family visited
friends and relatives in Flat River
and Elvins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Kendall and Miss
Mildred of Poplar Bluff visited Iron
ton relatives the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stone of st.
Louis visited MIR. and Mrs. Joe Col
Inns of Pilot Knox last week.
Mrs. S. L. Newman and Mrs. s. 7,
Gay are visiting J.. Ct. Newman and
family in Elvins, Mo-, this week.
Q. w. Tetwiler, Of Poplar Bluff,
an old time Ironton boy, spent a day
of the past week with relatives in
Ironton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.W. Clarkson arrived
from Louisiana last week. Miss
Jeanette is also here from Linden
wood College.
Mrs. D. 3. Fletcher of Arcadia is
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Frank
Lavelle, and daughter, Miss Doris, of
Cadott, Wisconsin.
Miss Margery Snyder, a daughter of
the late Roy Snyder, of Chamois, Mo-,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. E. Fletcher in Arcadia.
Mrs. Elizabeth AXE and Mrs. M. A.
AXE left Sunday for their home in AL
exandria, Louisiana, after spending a
couple of weeks with relatives and
friends in Ironton.
Mrs. DR.. q. L. Blanks and daughter,
Mrs. Ray Miller, of Mexico, Mo-, Wis
tied relatives at Pilot Knob last week.
Mrs. Miller was on her way to join
Mr.. Miller, in Ponca, Oklahoma,
where he has recently engaged in
business.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-03

well known to the people in that
section. He is an estimable nan and
citizen and well worthy any conf
dence that may be placed in him.
His claims will doubtless receive due
consideration from the voters when
they go to the polls in;August.
Just as we are closing the forms we
are authorized to announce Redmond
Black as a candidate for the Demo-
cratice nomination for Representa-
tive for Iron County. Also s. A.
Trask as a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Associate Judge
of the County Court for the Western
District of Iron County. Likewise
VIM. Sutton asks to be announced as
a candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Associate Judge for the
Southern District of Iron county.
Further reference to these candida
cies next week.
The heavy rain that visited this
section two weeks ago seems to have
been even heavier in Washington
County. The following is from the
Potosi Journal: "There was a rain
storm in this section about midnight
last Wednesday that was a cloudburst
for amount of water it let loose in a
short time. The creek through town
was up four or five feet, higher than
it had been for quite a number of
years, and there was a good deal of
washing out of the streets. The
openings under the bridge east of
town could not let all the water
through and it backed up and ran
I'VE the embankment. The streams
throughout the county went over
their banks and did much damage in
the bottoms"