Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-01-06

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What "Isaac," our Des Arc
correspondent says about grant,
told walks in Ironton is true. We
are way behind our sister towns in
this respect, and we should move
on, and catch up with the process
sion. All of Main streets should
be provided with granitoid pave
ments, and there is no use in
further delaying.
Will Patton is attending the
medical college in Vanderbilt
University, Nashville. He says
that prohibition certainly does
prohibit in that city. The saloons
are wide o~pen-just like they
were when license was issued
but you have to buy the whiskey
and beer under another name.
That's all.
Short, the man from the west
end of the county who bought an
automobile from Woods, the Ar
cadia real estate man, during the
last term of circuit court, was in
the valley Monday and bought am
other automobile from Mr.. Wood.
Short is now located at Mountain
Home and says there is money in
automobiles there.
Chas. Hold, Of Maiden, Mo-,
who recently bought the creamery
in Arcadia from the Lemp Brew
ing Company, st. Louis, was in
the valley Tuesday arranging to
install a larger ice-making ma
chine in the plant. He says he
will be making plenty of ice before
the season opens and expects to
supply the country for miles
around.
The REGISTER acknowledges the
receipt from the Anheuser- Busch
Brewing Association, of st. Louis,
of a most acceptable New Years
present. box of "German joy"
two dozen Budweisers and one
dozen Malt Murine. We assure
the kind donor of our sincere APP
probation, and will drink to their
contiued health, happiness and
prosperity
j. B. Russell's saw mill at Ruble
was completely destroyed by fire
at an early hour Tuesday morning.
The origin of the fire is not known
nor was it discovered until the
men went down to go to work in
the morning. Mr.. Russell is hope
full that the machinery is not SO
badly damaged but that it may be
used again after a little repairing.
Ellington Press.
Prof. Geo. T.. Smith, whe has
charge Of the schools in Frankclay,
st. Francois county, was an lron-
ton visitor Saturday. George
tells US that he was working in the
store of w. T. O'Neal & Son at
Frankclay during the Christmas
rush and says they certainly had
fine trade. He reports the firm as
prospecting in every sense Of the
word. We are glad to hear il.
All hunting licenses issued in
1909 expired last Friday The
total number issued by County
Clerck Reyburn was 1853. If you
want to hunt now you wilEhave
to get a license for 1910. MI. Rey-
bnrn requests that all who send
for license by mail send stamp for
return postage. The license for
1909 should be sent to Jesse A..
T~ollerton, State Game Warden at
Jefferson City.
Mr.. Scott Lloyd, Of Annapolis,
and Miss Lottie Mabrey, were
quietly united in matrimony at the
home of the bride by Rev. P. A.
Alternately. This bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Lille Johnson,
Mr.. Jack johnson being her step
rather. Mr.. Scott Lloyd is the son
Of Mr.. Richard Lloyd, The bride
is the granddaughter of j. A. and
S. "A. Rives, Of Piedmont. There
was quite a crowd present. All
enjoyed a nice time. Our best
wishes go with them in life.-Pied-
mont Banner.
Prof. G. B. McClintock and fam
lily are over from Ironton SPEND
ing the holidays with relatives.
While here Prof. McClintock made
the Nesus an appreciated call. We
were pleased but not surprised to
hear that he is getting along NICE
ly with the school at Ironton, Of
which he is principal. He says
they hvae a corps of five teachers,
are doing up to the ninth grade
work and expect next year TO
have ninth and tenth grade, or two
years Of high school work.-Farm-
ington NeaUs.
New Years eve was not forgot
ten by the Jolly Good Time Club,
the host and hostess on this occa-
sion being Mr.. and Mrs. Paul P.
Rosentreter. Music and dancing
were INDUCED in, and the singing
by the little folks was greatly en-
Logged by all present. At the
stroke of twelve, the old year was
fred out and the New Year fired
in, after which refreshments were
served in which a toast was given
to the New Year, our nations
chief, and also s'ein hoch der
kaiser" II happenedto be there
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One evening last week, the jolly
4 Good Time Club donned overcoaes
and wraps and journeyed to
Glover Valley Farm, where they