Iron County register., 1922-10-12

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very successful school. ol.-Piedment
Journal Banner.
Mrs. Clara G. Delano announces q
sale of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture and other personal property at
her former home in Russellville, next
Saturday. October 14th. beginning at
one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Unusual large shipments of stock
have been going over the road the
past week or more. 1t is said that the
failing of the pastures, due to the pro-
longed drouth, is responsible for
much of the stock being placed on the
market at this time.
Married-At the home of the bride,
near Catawisss, Mo-, Mr.. Chss. B.
Pruitt, of Ironton, and Miss Frances
Jansen, Saturday, September 80, 1922.
Mr.. Pruitt and bride arrived in Iron
ton last week and will reside here.
Our very best wishes.
A couple of weeks since our Pilot
Knob correspondent stated that the
Free Will Baptists were arranging to
build new church house at Pilot
Knob. This was mistake. 1t is the
General Baptists who contemplate
putting up structure,
Lost-One blue ponet Twill Dress
Thursday, September 2sth, between
Bismarck, Mo-, and Lesterville; dress
trimmed in red, size 16, purchased at
Nugents Department Store, st. Louis.
Finder please return to Mrs. John Nc
Murry, West Fork, Mo-, and receive
reward.
The soldiers that had been at the
Rifle Range the past month started
hiking back to Jefferson Barracks last
Thursday. Just few were left here
to look after the Range until the ar
rival another detachment of three or
four hundred from the Barracks about
the Is th of the month.
Mr.. George Schultz last Wednesday
received word of the death that morn
ing of his brother, Henry Schultz, at
his home in Hot Springs, Arkansas,
from bronchitis. The deceased was
rs years of age and fifty years ago
lived in Ironton. He was good man
and old friends learn of his passing
with sorrow.
Mrs. Potter, relict of the late Prof
W. B. Potter, who for many years
made her summer home on Potter
Farm, west of town, Gied recently in
New York City. Interment occurred
in st. Louis Tuesday Of last week
The deceased was most admirable
woman and many valley friends heard
of her demise with sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Powell anG
daughter, Catherine of Collinsville,
Ills, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
r. Huffendick of Arcadia. Mr.. Powell
is President of the Powell & Gamer
Construction Co., builders of concrete
roads, who are operating in Illinois
Ohio and Indiana. Mrs. Powell is q
sister Of Mrs. Huffendick.
At a meeting Of the stockholders o.
the institution that is to succeed the
former Bank OF Ironton, held Monday
afternoon, the following named were
chosen as members of the Board o
of Directors for the re mainder of the
year, w. T. Gay, F. 0. Codding, R
W. Gay, ]. L. Baldwin, A. I. Sheahan
Fred Kindell and j. O. Forshee. W
| G. Mabrey of Doniphan was chosen a
cashier. The bank expects to re- op
en- for busines next Monday.
/ The boys had great time Monda,
evening when they gave J. A. Stat
ford an old time charivari and wer
cordially received by Mr.. Stafford an
his estimable wife. They made tn
air ring with every conceivable thin
and the noise at times was fierce. MI
| Stafford let them have their innin
and being prepared for the occasio
presented them with tickets that wer
good for refreshments at the Steel
vile Drug Store fountain. -Steelvill
Ledger.
Superintendent Deardorff and b
family started outin their car last Fr
day evening for Esther, in st. Frar
co.'s county, where Mr.. D. had promit
ed to referee game of Basket Ball
and behold, though they got into
, little stream at Doe Run that had bee
swollen by the heavy rain, the engin
. in the car "went dead and they ha
to be pulled out by mule team. Th
/, unpleasant experience dampened the
: ardor; they concluded not to 60 Q
to Esther and got back to Ironto
about 9:30 that night.
Steelville Ledger: "Two years af
8 Sligo wasrunning full blast and ever.
t thing looked lovely for the boys wi
/. stepped up and voted the straight r,