Iron County register., 1922-08-03

Misses Nell and Mary Oliver have
returned home after spending several
days camping at Lake Killarney, Ar
cadia, with the Morse family of st.
Louis.-De Soto Republican.
strayed-From my pasture, black
mare and horse mules, ages one and
two years; mare mule has white
points. Reward. Notify F. H. Best,
R. 8, Pennington, Mo. Phone 3OO3.
Rev. H. E. Stone, former pastor of
the Methodist churches in the valley,
attended the Assembly several days
of the past week. Rev. Stone is now
pastor of the church at Washington,
Mo.
We are glad to be able to announce
that Mr.. Arch Hall, of Arcadia, who it
was feared had been seriously hurt by
a bull ten days ago, is getting along
very nicely and promises to be all
right again soon.
R. Klinhart, who recently purchas-
ed eight acres of land at Lake Killar-
ney, came in from st. Louis last Fri
day with big truck and boat he ex'
poets to use on the Lake. A dancing
platform is being built.
Some one stole brand new tire off
an automobile belonging to Elmer
Pinkley Sunday night. The car was
in front of Mr.. Pinkley's home on
Knob street, north Ironton, and the
thief just helped himself.
George Stark of Stark Farm has re-
Gently acquired new pure bred Du-
roc Jersey Boar, which has Great ORR
on Sensation for a grandsire. This
latter hog was twice grand champion
at tie National Swine Show.
The editor is in receipt of card
from Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Polk, of
Windsor, Colorado, announcing the
arrival, Sunday, July %, 1922, of Wv
ian Werdell, weight, lbs. Our con-
gratulations and very best wishes.
Annapolis precinct now casts about
as large vote as any precinct in the
county, giving Ironton close rub for
first place. The increase in the vote
there is due chiefly to the develop
ment of the lead mines, about 250 men
now being employed there.
The shower baths and sanitary toi-
let's installed on the Methodist Assem-
bly, grounds this summer have proven
admirable in every way. A swim
ming pool is planned for next year
The water, pumped from Bethesda
Spring, has proven abundant.
A number OF people from the valley
went to Desloge Sunday to witness
the ball game between Lead Belt Ar
cadia Valley nine and the Red Sox OF
Perryville. The home team won by
score of to 0, the Lead Belt scor-
ing run in the last half of the ninth
Mrs. Gertrude M. Johnson, former ;
ly of Belleview, writes from st. Louis
"The REGISTER keeps me in touch
with home and friends as nothing else
does, and also with the good old Dem.
ocratlc ticket of Iron county. Sue
cess to the ticket and as much to your
SELF"
Manager Myers makes.the pleasing
announcement that he thinks he il
ma position to assure the patrons o.
the Light Company that everything al
the light plant is now in first class
condition and he hopes there will be
no more reason for complaint at TIE
service.
Fredericktown Democrat News o.
last week: "Division Engineer Muir
ray wants the county to put up 45 pei
cent. of the cost of the road towari
Ironton. Under those conditions i
can be built this year, he says. The
comfy will be reimbursed later from
the state funds"
Pennington Times: "Seyeral ca
loads of people. from Dexter ant
Campbell passed through here Mon
day and Tuesday enroute to,the Meth
odist Assembly at Arcadia. Thei
road led through Lutesville and Sedg
wickville and they report the roads
in that vicinity to be rather bum"
There will be called meeting o
indian r. A. Chapter, No. II, at it
Hall, in Ironton, Tuesday afternoon
August Sth, beginning at 2 O'Clock il
: the afternoon. Session all afternoon
) and evening. Work in all the degrees
All companions urged to attend.
@. M. HUFF, Secretary.
> Mr.. N. @. Sutton of near Annapoli
r was in town Monday. Mr.. Sutton ex
poets to engage in the general bust
ness at Annapolis and is now gettin
q his building in condition to start bust
{ ness. About six months ago he dis
posed of his interest in the mercan
tile business at Vulcan to his brother