Iron County register., 1922-10-26

4 ~@N~J oNA LAOoAhJ w cOO h1e'hl
Middleton who is liz critical condi<
tios. Mr.. Middleton was taken to d
}St. Louis hospital Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Whitworth de-
State Historic,I euAning for Kansas
City in respauSso society hone mes ]
sage received that afternoon stating
that Mr.. B. s. Gregory had been shd #
in the side. No particulars.
Married-At the home of Mr.. AXE
F. Dinger, Ironton, October 151922,
Mr.. Cecil Philips, of Fredeyektown,
and Miss Lottie DepeI<d Ironton,
Rev. ]. w. Mckinney officiating.
Best wishes for long and happy
married life!
| Stoves-Stoves! Now is the time
to buy. We have fine stock of Will
son and Coles Hot Blast Heaters. They
are moving out fast-better hurry be-
fore best styles are sold. Wilson
Heaters $500 to 800 90, Coles Hot
Blast, $500 to $1,000; cheap Heaters,
$3.50 to $3.50.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Deputy Sheriff John Moore return
ed Sunday from trip to Greeley,
Colorado, having in custody Harve
Medley, of Des Arc, charged with at
tempting to ravish Bessie RubIe, 15
years of age, at Des Arc, September
18th. Medley waived preliminary ex-
animation and in default of $1,000
bond is now In lail.
R. w. Williams, who has been liv-
ing on what is known as the Hey
wood farm, about four miles south OF
Ironton for several years past, an
nouDces sale of his personal prop
erty November 4th, and will remove
to st. Louis, whsre he will conduct q
rooming house. Mr.. Williams is a
mighty good man and citizen and
we are sorry to see him leave the
community.
Four bids were submitted to the
County Court last Friday on State
Road Projects 107-A, and 107-B. The
two bids on Project A we're: VIM. J
Knorpp and j. Richardson, De Soto
$62. 1882 81; W. M. Campbell Equip
ment Company, Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, $S4, 1852. Engineers estimate
$57, 1868. Project B. Pilot Knot
Ore Company, S1s,534.S3; W. M
Campbell, 1927 80. Engineers es'
innate, $17, ,15776. Mr.. Eudder, the
division engineer, who was present
will present the bids to the State
} Highway Commission at Jefferson
City, for its consideration. If al
: award is made on these bids the an
nouncement will be made from JEFF
ferson City.
Mr.. HI. B. Krenning's residence OF
"The Naples" burned to the groun,
shortly afternoon last Wednesday
r The fire started in the roof and hat
made such headway before discover
: ed that the flames could not be ex'
/. tinguished. Some furniture on tn
, first floor was saved. The structur
was built by the late Clarence N. Jone
/ as a tenat house more than twent,
+ years ago. After "The Naples" resi-
dence was burned number of year
since, Mr.. Krenning acquired tn
property and fitted up the tenat hous
as residence. The location is beaut
spot and we hope that Mr.. Krennins
will rebuild at once. 1t is though
the fire originated from defectiv
: wiring or from the f1ue.
o The Evans-Sell Land & Lumber ca
and the Hereford Cattle Co., at
meeting of the board of directors o
each Company held in st. Louis, Tues
day of last week, made an assignment
;, of all their properties, including lands
AeoSA1 hhiho1 uooho3 hOl OlShouu1oS
and other assets to Arthur Huff, AS
signee, for the benefit of all creditor
of the aforesaid corporations. Upo
:. filing the necessary papers and Civ
! ing bond, Mr.. Huff took charge las
:. Friday and will proceed to handl
u same until the very best results hav
n been accomplished and all creditor
9 have been paid in full il possible
Through the untiring efforts of Mr..
n E. Evans, new company has bee
n organized for the purpose of assisting
= in the carrying out of the preser
4 plans and continuing the lumber an
), mercantile business in the west end {
q the county that he built up during th
past years, and which has been {
= great benefit to the people of this
= section of the county. Mr.. Evar
4 says he proposes to fight it out 0
q this line until every dollar is paid
] full that was borrowed BY either com
q pany.
Desloge Sun: San attempted ma
,e robbery at Middlebrook was nippe