Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-03

State Teachers College at Kirksville,
Mo.
Easter Monday Social and Dance to
be given by the Royal Neighbors of
| Wendt Camp at G~raniteville, Mo.
Good Music and Refreshments.
Every body come.
MRS. JNo. RHoADs,
MRS. F. M. SHEA,
MRS. B. MURRAY.
Committee.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
following marriage licenses the past
week:
Warren Connelley and Elma Webb
er of st. Louis.
John Mostiller and Florence helms
of Bonnie Terre.
Clyde Chapman and Ocydell Richer
of Annapolis.
George Morris and Opal Hunter of
Brunot.
W. d. Fletcher was in the Office last
Friday morning with a bouquet OF
Easter Lilies in full bloom which he
had gathered at the old home place
in Arcadia. They had been in bios
som for a week Mr.. f. tells us.
February is unusually early for the
ionquil in this section.
George Stark of Stark Farm tells a
story that on January Both a W on
his place gave birth to a lamb; on
February 18th, just two weeks later,
the same eve dropped another lamp.
All doing fine. Mr.. Stark thinks this
a most unusual incident and wants to
know if any reader knows of a sim
liar instance.
Lost-Saturday morning on the
road between my farm, n mile
south of Belleview, and Ironton, an
envelope containing a contract for
the sale of land, said contract being
signed by G.. M. Bennett and G. w.
Farrar. Finder will please leave at
the REGISTER Office or return to me.
G. M. BENNETT, Belleview, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. III. Poole, for the
past three years residents of Pied
mont, will leave next week for Ar
cadia and will make their future resi-
dence at that place. During their
stay here Mr.. and Mrs. Poole have
formed a wide circle of friends and
the community will regret the loss OF
this estimable family. Piedmont
Journal Banner.
Elvins correspondence in Desloge
Sun: cdr. E. E. Whiteside of Elvins.
Who'll is a graduate of Central College
located at Fayette, Mo-, has beer
appointed as Chairman of the Farm
ington Conference of the ~educationa
movement plan that is being carried
on by the Southern Methodist Church
The plan is to get the young people t.
attend the church school instead o
the secular schools Of the state. DR.
Whiteside was appointed by Ex- Sena'
tor Wilfrey, who is also q graduate Q
Central College,"
De Soto Republican: "There have
been no developments at the Peoples
Bank since our last issue. Commits
sioner Dietrich is getting things il
pretty good shape, but has no state
ment to make to the public othe'
: than that the work is progressing
nicely. The securities that are up a
collateral are being paid off and
great deal of outstanding indebted
ness here has been liquidated, but 81
far those in charge of the bank vii
! not venture a guess as to how much
+, the institution will finally pay"
The Fredericktown Democratic News;
, "Word was received the latter par
of last week Of serious, and perhap
J fatal, injuries received by Pink White
! at Brunot, near which place he lives
He had hauled a load Of lnmber t,
Brunot and after unloading had start
!. ed to drive from the yards. He eitheI
stepped on or the wagon ran over al
8 old pan and scared the team of horse
: causing them to start to rum FL,
was dragged and badly injured, hi
skull being reported crushed. AT las
reports reaching here he was still un
/ ~concious. The injured man is
brother Of Henry White Of the love-
4 end Of the county and 10 related to
number Of Madison county people.n
Bismarck Gazette: ~. r. Thomp
!, son, cashier Of the Bank of Bismarck
. has been elected to a similar positio
with the Miners and Merchants Ban
plat Flat River TO succeed r.. L. Cook
4 who has been appointed Bank Ex
aminer. Mi. T~homgson expects !