Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-06-29


noon and evening. There seems to
have been more rain round about
than there was right here in the val
ley.
The REGISTER last week gave the
score of the ball game at Poplar Bluff
June 18th, as: Poplar Bluff, IS; Ar
cadia Valley A; it should have been
IL, 3.
The Ironton All Stars, colored, play
ed ball with the Graniteville team at
~Fletcher's field, Ironton, Sunday after
noon. The. colored team won by a
score of 7 to 1.
For Sale-Two shetland ponies and
park wagon and cart, double-set of
harness and single harness. Call and
see Fl. Sandbrink, keeper on Mrs. DR..
Summa's place.
Mrs. Thos. P. Hall, of Kimmswick,
was IN Ironton last Saturday on her
way home from a visit to her sister,
Mrs. W. G. Thurman, at Lapanto,
Arkansas, who has been in poor
health.
Every one who attended Com
mencement Exercises at Arcadia
College last week is profuse in praise
OF the entertainment afforded. The
universal opinion seems to be that all
previous records were eclipsed.
A book on rectal diseases will be
sent free for the asking if you men
ton this paper. Ask for it. Address
DR.. d. H. Bell, 1928 Central National
Bank Building, 18th and Olive streets,
st. Louis, Mo.
Nearly every visitor to our town
congratulates us on the high-class
pictures Manager Shaefer presents to
his patrons. We doubt if there is an
other town of the size in all Southeast
Missouri that has as as good line of
attractions.
Elvins items in Flat River News:
"The Eliza Hale family who have been
making their home here for the past
few years, left Monday to move back
to lronton, where they formerly made
their home. They have moved to a
farm near Ironton."
Sam HARRISON and James Thomp-
son bad an alteration at Evans mill,
on Ottery Fork, west of Belleview,
Tuesday night of last week and Harbi-
son hit Thompson with a rock, seri-
ously injuring him. Latest reports
are that Thompson can not recover.
W. w. Strother and wife motored
into Ironton last Wednesday evening
on their way home from Shidler,
Oklahoma, to C%oulterville, Illinois
Mr.. Strother has been to Oklahoma
looking after some property interests
in Shidler, which is in the heart O.
the oil country.
Mrs. Geo. W. Buford, who was tax
en- to the Baptist Sanitarium in st
Louis last Wednesday, was operated
upon Thursday. She stood the opera
ton fine and is getting along nicely a
this time. Locked bowels were thu
cause of the operation having to b.
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Big 4th of July celebration on thl
Methodist Assembly grounds, Area
dia. Interesting addresses by DR.
Chas. W. Tadlock and Hon. Chas. M
t Hay. Chicken Dinner served in tn
large dining hall. Refreshments o
all kinds. Come and enjoy the da!
with us. J. w. MCKINNEY.
Mr.. E. G. Eastman has returned
from a hurried trip to Wyoming anc
! other points in the far West. Amons
other points he visited vas Casper
Wyoming. where our old friend. AL
, fred Hale, is now living. He say
that Casper is surely a live town ant
money seems to be no object, but TO
! all that the country did not appeal t.
him.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses the pas
: week:
Louis Uphoff of Advance and Gill
Endeele of Chaffee.
Edward Joseph Larkin, Jr., AM
: Nelly Lally of st. Lonis.
t Daniel B. Corbett and Florenc'
Hony of st. Louis.
Albert Skies and Lola Jones of Irol
Mountain.
, Geo. Gassman spent a few hours i
: Desloge Monday morning. Mr.. Gass
man is building the new high schoc
and junior college at Flat River. H
I is just about to complete a schoe
building at Arkansas City, Kansas
and also has under process of con
~struction a court house at Union, No
F. Mr.. Gassman built the new Deslog
High School .-Desloge Sun.
Judge bearing will hold a session
circuit court in Tronton ,Julv 18th fo