Iron County register., 1921-09-01

sell on easy terms or trade for prop
erty near Ironton.
j. DUBTNsKEY, IronEon, Mo.
The valley team and Centerville
played ball in Fletcher's field Satur-
day afternoon, the home team win
ming by score of to O. Another
game was played Sunday afternoon
and the visitors "went all to pieces,n
the score being 10 to in favor of the
valley team.
An automobile ran into the pile of
sand and rocks on Main street where
the Francis building is being erected,
some time after midnight Saturday.
How much damage resulted we are
not advised. By all means red
lantern should be placed there to
warn the traveller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Langdon and
Mr.. and. Mrs. 8. w. Andrews con-
template taking an automobile trip to
Minnesota and other places north In
September. It is their intention to
camp out and take life easy while
they are gone, which will probably be
a month or longer.
Boune Terre correspondence in
Flat River News: "Mr. Polite Elvins,
who for several week past has been
in Washington on some important
matters for his clients, returned Fri
day. Mrs. Elyins aud Kells who had
been spending the summer in the East
returned with him."
Nath Landers Of Pilot Knob is In
Jail charged with assaulting George
Anderson week or more ago. An
derson lives midway between Pilot
Knob and Middlebrook and is said to
| be pretty badly hurt. After hearing
before Squire Rasche Monday after
noon Landers, in default of $500 bond,
was remanded to jail to await the ac-
tion of the circuit court.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Toney returned
last week from visit with their sor
G.. c. Toney and family at Fulton
They motored through and were &C.
companied on the trip to Fulton by
Mr.. and Mrs. s. O. Bates and children
who were returning to Tulsa from 9
visit here. Returning they were join
ed at Iropton by Mrs. Jane Edwards
an aunt of DIR. Toney, who is visiting
. here. .-Piedmon Journal Banner.
Recorder Hawkins has issued ths
following marriage licenses the pas
week:
: J. F. Bennett of Irondale and Artie
Moore of Ellington.
, Glen Basden of Ironton and Myrtl,
Smith of St. Louis.
: = Roger Black of Flat River and Mel
lie Nugent of Pennington. 4
Lawrence ToIar of st. Louis a.
Catharine O'Brien of East ST. Louie
Walter Stengel and Rose Redmr-
u o. LOUIS the |
Miss Dorothy Vail, of Poplar Mr.. |
who is visiting Miss Alice Prubr i'a'
guest of honor at picnic givfoips Ei-
ephant Rock, Graniteville, Rtonday
l. evening. Afterwards she nos enter
> tanned at the home of Miss dazel Ev'
ans. Those present wsre: Misses
Daisy BramhalI, Dorothy Vail, Alice
: Pruitt, Carrie Polk ana Hazel Evans
:. and Messrs. John Slgrer, Roland Hill
It Earl Parker, Edwin 6odding and Will
liam Curry.
!, Those who ATTENDED mass at st. Jo
). sepn's chapel in lrcadia last Sunday
Q morning enjoyef rare treat. Mr.
d Mario Filoneyof St. Louis rendered
u the musical parts. He has magnii
cent voice, which pleased every hear
. er. His siiging OF the selection, 81
d am not Worthy" was particular.
r pleasing Mr.. Filoney is not profes
# sional siager but that he might easily
: achieve a high place in opera is be-
lieved by all who have heard hin
!. sing.
It Flat River correspondence Farm
: ington News: "Mr. and Mrs. y. b
9 Ramsey and son, Robert. who hay
q been spending the summer In Annap
oils and Des Arc, where Mr.. Ramse,
g has charge of the diamond drills fo
n the National Lead Co., came hom
g Saturday evening. Mr.. Ramsey re
d turned to his work Sunday morninl
: and Mrs. Ramsey went down Monda
@ to prepare for returning home for tn
winter on account of placing Paul /
= school when 1t opens"
o / acknowledge the receipt Of th
g following from one time resident
It our little city, now having her HON
Q in Seattle, Washington: sour sut
n scription to- the REGISTER is Ion
overdue Pm sure, Task you to pal
u don the delay, and am enclosing thre
/, dollars, hoping it will square us t
j. date, at least. Will you please Il