Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-06-22


1t is now stated that the troops that
were to have been at the rifle range
in May will be here in September.
One report is that 800 soldiers will
come.
George Begley of Poplar Bluff was
an Ironton visitor last Wednesday.
Mr.. Begley was here in an endeavor
to dispose of some of his real estate
in this vicinity.
Junior Hawkins had one of his feet
quite badly hurt by a hayrake last
Saturday morning when he and Rus
sell were putting up hay. Painful but
not serious, it is hoped.
The work on the granite spawl
structure, near the station, continues.
The builder, who controls the Schnei-
der quarries, says his chief object in
putting the house there. is to adver-
tise the stone from his quarry.
The infant daughter, Coda Irene,
of Claude Tinker and wife, was buried
at Trolinger's grave yard, June 10th.
Services by Rev. w. T.. Cofer, read
ing Mathew 1928, I7:9, Revelations
ID. x.
One of Arcadia's citizens imbibed
too freely of white Mule" last We'd
nesday afternoon and 1t took about
the entire population to subdue him.
Finally a warrant was applied for and
the recalcitlant brought over to the
county bastile.
J. A. Francis, who has been engage
ed in the mercantile business In Iron
ton since last September, will move to
his saw mill, three miles south of
Belgrade in Washington county. next
month. Mr.. Francis offers his store
and dwelling in Ironton for rent.
Train No. 8 set out two coaches
here, loaded with members of the Y.
W. @. A., st. Louis, who will spend a
week on Arcadia Heights. There are
Ia all about $50 visitors on the hill.
We were misinformed a couple OF
weeks since when we stated 300 Wis
itors were expected.
j. Arthur Love, superintendent of
the public school at Queen City, Mo-,
arrived in Flat River Tuesday to
spend the remainder of the week
visiting his mother Mrs. R. Q. Love.
He had an operation for appendicitis
q little more than three weeks ago, at
Grims' hospital in Kirksville.-Flat
River News.
Dewey J. Ohilders, the S. D. A.
Speaker, will speak at the Cedar Bluff
School House, about three and a hall
miles west of I%ronton, next Sunday
night at 1880 P. NJ, June 25th. His
subject will be 'sWhat is the rea
meaning of an enforced Nationa
Sunday Blue Law Invitation ex'
tended to the public.
Alfred Hale writes from Casper
Wyoming: II am feeling better than
| have in many years and am having
an interesting visit here. | receive
the REGISTER Friday evening so I ge
the home news quickly. Weather
has been very severe, but is beautifn
now. Everything much later than il
Missouri and season very short"
Attention is called to the advertise
mont of I'll. L. Rieke, undertaken, il
this issue of the REGISTER. Herman
has recently fitted up . funeral par
Tor In connection with his establish
ment and is prepared to give bette.
and more satisfactory snrvice thai
ever before. He solicits the patron
age of those who are so unfortunate
as to need his services.
The drive from IrontOn TO Farm
ington, after you get past the rougl
places about Middlebrook, is certain
" a delight and pleasure. From Irol
Mountain it is like a dream, you glid'
along as in the air. With her mos
~enviable reputation for good road
we can not understand how our sis
ter county Of st. Francois can longe.
neglect the road at Middlebrook.
Something like six weeks ago
party giving his name as Chas. Maye
and representing himself to be cler
OF the New Church at Pilot KNOT
came into our office and ordered
small job of printing, saying that b
would call for same in two days. TIL
printing is here waiting for him. A
the same time we are becoming some
what anxious as to the $1.50 promis
ed US for the work. Come on, Bro
IMayes.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Donnelly, &C
! companied by their son, Edward, an
! their niece, Willye Mae Shnlar, motor
ed from Collinsyllle, Ill, to Marbl
Creek, via Arcadia, last Monday. MI
! and Mrs. DonneIly are old ArcadianI
but for the last ten years Mr.. Dor