Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-06-08
Mr.. Henry Schultz. Of Hot sprIngs,

II
Arkansas, an old time resident of Obi
community, has been the guest Of hi
brother, Geo. Schultz, the past week
This is Mr.. Schultz's first visit here il
seventeen years. He is getting alonI
in years but time has not dealt un
kindly with him at that.
3. M. Kurtz, secretary and genera
manager of the Missouri Utilities Co.
that controls our light plant, was her,
from st. Louis a couple of days las
week. He expressed himself as high
" pleased with conditions here aht
complimented Manager Myers very
freely on what he had achieved since
he took charge.
Films showing the Modern Wood.
men Sanitarium in Colorado and work
ings of the Home Office at Rock Is.
land, Illinois, will be shown at the
Academy Theatre, l%ronton, Friday
June 9th, at 2:15 O'Clock in the after
noon and s o'clock in the evening.
Free to everybody. All are invited,
especially members. of the, Woodmen
and their families.
Misses Mabel Dixie, Jane Jobe, Lena
White and Lester Hickman and Mes
sers Roy Taylor and Louis Curry, all
OF whom were members of last years
faculty of the Piedmont schools, are
taking courses in the State Teachers
college at Cape Girardeau during the
summer term. superintendent j. r.
Scarborough is attending the State
Teachers school at Springfield
Piedmont Journal-Banner.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
following marriage licenses the past
week:
Percy Jaycox and Alice E. Womble
of Belleview.
Otto FL. Pennebecker of Arcadia
and Maggie Aldridge of Ironton.
Howard s. Grove of Littletown,
Pa, and Katie lola Patterson of Pilot
Knob.
Emil V. Noser and Katie Mueller Of
st. Louis.
The following Republicans have
filed as candidates for nomination to
county office at the August primary:
Jos. Fl. Haven, county Judge western
district; John Rosentreter, Pilot
Knob, county clerk; Geo. Baker, Pilot
Knob, circuit clerk; Melven E. Kelley,
Minimum, collector. 1t is said that
some of those who have filed did SO
without consulting the bosses who are
greatly incensed at this insubordina-
ton.
p. e. Evans and family returned
last Friday evening from a ten days.
motor trip through Illinois and In
diana. Mr.. Evans informs us that
after leaving st. Louis they rode on
concrete roads all the way. They
visited Terre Haute, Indianapolis,
Kokomo and Logansnort in Indiana,
and Chicago, Springfield and Peoria
in Illinois. In all they travelled 1850.
miles and did not even have a pune
ture. It was a delightful outing.
Leadwood items in Pennington
Times: "Dr. D. HI. Mckenzie visited
his old home near Sabuia, Mo-, Satur-
day and Sunday, and reports having a
splendid visit with relatives and old
friends. The Doctor had not been at
his old home for is years, and he saw
many things that recalled many pleas
ant memories of years gone by. He
and his relatives and old neighbors
had a basket dinner at the old home
place Sunday after which they gath
cred flowers from shrubbery that was
by his father and mother, to
decorate their graves Sunday after
noon.n
1t seems that there is another young
lady in Missouri who has the same
record of not being tardy nor absent
her twelve years of school life as
our own Miss Dorothy Reese who last
month graduated from the Tronton
High School. The following is from
last issue of the Missouri State
Journal: "Miss Elizabeth Griffith, of
.evier, who received the highest
nonors Of the graduating class this
year, has a very remarkable record of
not being absent a day or being tardy
any school session during her
'Welve years of school life. Elizabeth,
known as ssBessn, has partici
'ated successfully il most every phase
# school activity, being one of the
tar players on the girls basket ball
cam of the high school this year.
There have been many events during
1lizabeth's eight years Of school, but
lothing could ever persuade her to
mar her perfect record or attend
De Soto Republican: edward r.
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