Iron County register., 1922-09-28

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conjunction with his neighbor, A. F.
Jones, has acquired registered bull
to bring up the quality of dairy stock
hereabouts. He is of the celebrated
Raleigh breeding and will alternate
between the two farms for service.
He is one of the very few registered
dairy bulls in the community.
While driving by the Catholic ceme-
terry, north of Pilot Knob, one day
last week, j. E. Grandhomme had the
misfortune to run his new Jewett car
into telephone pole. Cne of the
tenders on the car was bent but no
great damage resulted. The accident
was caused by Jake trying to dodge
big army truck that was passing.
To our good friend, Mr.. James Rob-
ertson, are-takor at "Valley Home,"
we return thanks for basket OF
magnificent vegetables presented to
us Tuesday of last week. There were
roasting ears, tomatoes and peppers
las fine as you ever saw. Mr.. Rob-
ertson is real gardener, and when
he can't "grow the stuff" no one else
need try.
| Manager Myers, who has just re-
turned from trip to st. Louis, an
nounces that the officers of the Iron
County Electric Light & Power Com
pany have under serious considera-
tion the proposition Of running an
ice plant in connection with the light
plant. In that event Mr.. Myers says
we would have sure enough twenty
four hours service. Let us hope it
will come.
The district meeting of the K. P.
held in Ironton last Wednesday after
noon and evening was attended by
delegates from Madison, Ste. Gene
We've, st. Francois, Washington and
Jefferson counties. Public meetings
were conducted in the Academy of
Music and degree work, done in the
K. P. lodge room. The meeting is re-
ported TO have been most satisfactory
in every sense.
The announcement of W. 81. Webb,
Republican nominee for Presiding
Judge of the County Court, is publish
ed by authority in this paper. Mr..
Webb is an old-time friend and /
testify with pleasure to his ability and
integrity and worthiness as citizen.
I have known him for forty years,
and then some, and speak advisedly;
but wish the ticket he is running on
had another heading.
Leadwood correspondence Bonne
Terre Star Register: "Miss Millie Gay
Schultz, of Ironton, gave a reading re-
cital Wednesday forenoon to the High
School students. She was assisted by
Miss Gladys Tolleson at the piano.
Miss Schultz gave a number of fine
readings and is an excellent entertain
or. She has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. James Pratt, the past week, ,leav-
ing for New Mexico Friday where she
will be employed as teacher in elo-
cution."
Mrs. Arthur Samuel Pince, of st.
Louis, has issued invitations to the
marriage of her daughter, Mary Ar
della, and Mr.. Milford Dudley Riggs,
at the Third Baptist Church, Monday
morning, October 9th, at half past ten
o'clock. Mr.. and Mr.. Riggs will be
at home after November 1st at the
Havlin Hotel, Cincinnati, Ohio. Val
ley friends OF this most excellent and
worthy young couple will join the
REGISTER in wishing them life of
happiness unalloyed.
Pennington News: "Rev. N B. Hen
ry, pastor of the Southern Methodist
church at Esther, expects to take the
superannuate relation at the session
of the st. Louis Conference to be held
at Flat River next week. He will
move to his home to Arcadia to live.
He will not guilt preaching, not SO
long as he has strength, for he is not
the quittibg kind. He delights in re-
ligious service. He has spent forty
years or more in the ministry and ed
ucational work, being president of
Marvin College for few years"
The annual solicitation for the Sal
vation Army will commence in Iron
county, at Ironton, September sOth.
The American Legion, with the CO.
operation of the County Superintend-
ent Of Schools and teachers, will take
up the collections in the smaller towns
of the county and the rural districts,
through the schools. Quota for the
county is $500. 1t is hoped the friends
will give as liberal as possible to this
good work. Solicitation will be done
In Pilot Knob, Arcadia, Sabula and
Annapolis the first week in October.
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