Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-21

County Olerk PARKS, Judge y. Il.
Sutterfeld, Assessor Voyles, 8. l..
Powers, Senator Buford and two or
three others whose names we failed
to get, are in jefferson City this week
in an effort to get the land assessment
of Reynolds county reduced.-Center-
vile Outlook.
VIM. e. Hall, in Arcadia, recently
purchased from Louis Miller the store
house in which he has been doing
business for a number of years past.
Mr.. Hall has Q force of men at work
overhauliDg the building. He con-
templates an addition to the structure
in the near future.
"AuntC harityn Armstrong, colored,
died at her home in Ironton last FRI
day, aftor a rather prolonged illness
resultant on the infirmities of old age.
The deceased had been a resident OF
Ironton for many, many years. Her
age Is not known but IL Is SAID not Iar
from the century mark.
The Moss Tie Company landed
about 20, 900 cross ties at Black last
Saturday. The drive down Big Brushy
was made by the Company in q small
number of days. That is considerably
less time than usual. The water in
Brushy was exactly what it should
have been.-Ceuterville Outlook.
Camp 1902, M. W. A., will give 9
Grand Picnic at Graniteville, Mo.
on July 4th. 1t is expected to have
a big crowd, a big time, and that the
occasion will in every way be worthy
the day we celebrate. Particulars ant
announcements will be Forthcoming
from time to time. Watch for them.
The 4th of July picnic to be giver
for the benefit of the Arcadia Metho-
dist Assembly (waterworks fund.- will
be held on the Assembly Ground
where dinner will. be served in tn
dining hall. as well as all of the bes
kinds of refreshme ITS to be sold
Good speakers and musical program
in the tabernacle.
The first tramp printer in NOR
than a year happened in Ironton las
Thursday. He said he was sixty-hv
years of age but looked like he Nigh
be a hundred. Just one OF thos
rovers who has probably been s'mak
ing the roadn for forty years or more
His last trip through here was some
thing over two years ago.
The County Board of Equalizatio
is in session at the courthouse an
will probably be there for the remain
der of the week. The Board will eI
deavor to placea fair valuation on 9,
cry piece OF real estate in the count.
and see what action the State Boar
will take then. The members of IL
Board will sit as a Board Of Appeal
next Monday.
, The responses to the appeal fe
, funds to repair and repaint st. Paul
/ church in Ironton, thus far, have bee
, quite gratifying to those having IL
matter in charge. Former con
/, municants and friends are evidencil
:. they are etill in the little church
the old home. It is hoped suffice
funds will be subscribed to put Il
structure in f%irst-class condition.
Iron county friends of Mr.. j. ]
Crews will read the following, TAKE
from the Flat River correspondent
in the Pennington News with sorro
~. M. Crews, who was taken to Il
Bonnie Terre hospital or Wednesd'
of last week for an operation for XII
ney trouble, was brought home SUI
day, but he is not getting along We
well. Mr.. Crews is 70 years Of age
Ben Huddleston, a young man wh
q lives in the south end of the count
near Vulcan, was in Ironton Mondi
9 and gave bond in the sum of $1,l
q for his appearance at the next ter
of circuit court on the charge of ro'
bing Lee Vincent, a farmer at Vulca
! of $35 a couple OF weeks since. Jam
g Radford, charged with being an q
complete of Huddleston, has not y
70 been apprehended.
7 AS we have had occasion to RENAL
heretofore there is entirely too mu
y fast automobile driving in Ironte
sr and, especially, on Main sire
IL Every day, or nearly so, cars go RI
,r Ing up and down the street as if the
Is were no restrictions whatever as
speed. Some of the offenders shot
q be made to feel the majesty Of I
at law before some n is badly injur
or killed.
Flat River News: "Rev. A. 8.
Z Baldridge, formerly pastor Of t
V Methodist church here, was q r
River visitor Wednesday. Rev. Ba
. ridge and family are now maxi
9, their homo In Ironton. He says he
at Loot fairly huov ncm hcldtn0 AZ