Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-06-02

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and comfortable quarters were at a
premium. They came in automobiles
and on railroad trains. It is said that
rs passengers disembarked from train
II at Ironton Friday night.
DR.. Thomas Carter, who will teach
the course on the Bible in the Con-
ference Training School at Arcadia,
was in Vanderbilt University when
Rev. Baldridge was a student in that
institution. He says DR.. Carter is a
wonderful man and instructor.
George and William Grissom plead
ed guilty before Squire Rasche Mon
day to the charge of disturbing the
peace on May Gath. Each was given
a sentence of thirty days in jail. There
is also a charge against George of
carrying concealed weapons.
Strayed-About the 9Th of May,
two bay horses, s and IL years old.
One has white nose and star in fore
head, and had bell on. The other has
a blaze face and one white hind foot.
Will pay for Information on their de-
tention. MRS. E. ZAHRNDT,
Graniteville, Mo.
MI. P. A. Price, of Poplar Bluff, ad-
ministrative superintendent of the
Methodist Assembly. Arcadia, was in
the valley Tuesday arranging for the
coming session of the Assembly. Mr..
Price informed us that the plans for
the waterworks have been approved
and work will be started thereon at
once.
0. T. Kelly and Russell Barger
went to Lake Killarney on a fshin G
trip Saturday night and brought back
fifteen bass that weighed from one
and a half to three pounds. On the
same night j. @. Blanton and Lee Polk
caught a string of rs fish from the st.
Francis river, near Roselle. Bismarck
Gazette.
The heavy freezes late in the spring
certainly played havoc with the
strawberries and the yield in this
vicinity is the smallest ever known.
In fact there have been scarcely any
and the price has been high-forty
and fifty cents a box. The last few
days the price has been thirty cents
but the supply continues limited.
The base ball contest between the
Arcadia Valley and Elvins mines at
F~letcher's Field Sunday afternoon was
what the fans term a "puDko exhi-
bition, the home team winning by a
score of % to 7. Almost a hundred
visitors from Elvins were here to see
their club go downin defeat. FEEDER
icktown is scheduled to play here next
Sunday.
So crowded was the valley with
visitors Saturday that a number OF
people from st. Louis who came here
in cars had to drive to Pennington
that evening to get sleeping quarters
for the night. 1t is said that several
who came to the valley on train IL
Sunday night were unable to get
rooms and returned to the city on the
early train, IS, Monday morning.
The REGISTER had a call last Friday
morning from a long time and faith
full friend, Mrs. e. A. Ebreacht OF
Pennington. For many, many years
Mrs. Ebreacht lived in Pilot Knob,
going to Pennington about four years
since. She says that her children are
all married now and located in vari-
GUS sections of the country. We are
glad to say that Mrs. Ebreacht is look
ing we'll and tells us she is taking life
easy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brookshire and
little daughter, Dorothy Marie, came
in Monday from Cover, Mo, where
Mr.. Brookshire has been doing some
special legal work. He expects to
open a law office here in a few days
The family has been living here the
past year. Mr.. Brookshire is a very
capable and energetic young at
torney and we certainly wish for him
the greatest possible success.-Farm
ington News.
Fred Twomey, of Bismarck, Mo-,
who is special Deputy OF the 21st
Pythian District, attended the local
lodge Knights Of Pythias Monday
May 23d, for the purpose of getting
renewed interest created in the work,
This is one of the Oldest and best
Fraternal Orders in existence and has
had a wonderful growth and influence
To all loyal men who are lovers Of
OF the right and a foe for ever of the
wrong, Ironton Lodge, No. PA
Knights of Pythias, extends you
welcome to become a member.
AS announced last week, Memorial
Services were held at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday afternoon. Rev,