Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-15

day, December 18th, by the same
company that presented Big Jim
here some time ago. Guaranteed
to please; Is, So and 80 cents.
Regular meeting Iron Lodge,
No. 107, l. o. o. F., Saturday
night, December 18th. Election Of
officers and work in the degrees.
AL members urged to attend.
H. ADoLPH, Secretary.
Big Reduction in Hats. Every
Ladies' and Misses Hat in the store
cut from one-third to one-half in
price. Now's the time to buy-re-
member we do not carry them
over. LOPEZ STORE Co.
DR.. VIM. Patton spent several
days of last week visiting in this
city with his aunt, Mr.. Mary F,
Winningham, DR.. Patton is NOV
ing from Ironton to Thayer, and
will practice medicine at the latter
place.-Wes Plains Gazette.
Collector j. N. Lewis requests all
the taxpayers to come forward
and settle now and avoid the bis
rush that always attends the latter
days of the month. If you will.
mail him a card the collector will
be glad to send you a statement Of
the amount due.
T. P. Fitz of Des Arc was in
town Saturday on his way to
Pennington to spend Sunday with
relatives. Mr. Fitz says that he
has been quite successful as travel
ing salesman for the Ironton Mfg
Co. the past few weeks and has
disposed of a big lot of flour.
The stork left a ten pound baby
girl at the home of DIR. and Mrs. F,
w. Trauernicht, Tuesday morning.
December 10, 1910, at $50 o'clock
The DR.. is emitting only the high
places" since the new arrival put
in an appearance. We are glad to
say that mother and child are do.
ing nicely.
Graniteville Camp, 1902, M. w.
A., will give a Grand Holiday
Ball in Workmen's Hall, Granite.
vile, Friday evening, December
23d. Good music will be in at
tendance and a royal time assured
to all. Admission, so cents. Re-
freshments of all kinds will be
served. Everybody invited.
A Jersey heifer, about four years
old, brown, with black streaks
around the body, a split in the left
ear and crop and split on the right
ear, has been on my farm, two
miles south of Arcadia, for the
past two months. Owner can gel
animal by paying expenses. AID.
dress, G. Kuhn, Arcadia, Mo.
w. A. Boyd, the oil man from
Bradford, Pa, who has leases or
several thousand acres of land ir
this county, is here this week anc
will commence drilling on Thos
McGrath's place right away. This
is a good thing for Dent county
and the work should be helped
along by everyone.-Sdlem Monitor
r. F. Holloman was here Sun
day from Hogan. About a month
ago while handling some lumber
Bob received a hard blow on his
right eye and for several day.
thereafter it was feared he would
lose the sight of that member. HI
is improving now, though, anc
hopes that in due time he will b.
all right again.
The large %two-story frame resi-
dence of Judge L. F. Dining OIL
Cynthia street was threatened by
fire Monday evening when a flu
burned out. The fire alarm wa
turned in and the company was OF
the scene for a short time, but i
was not necessary for the fremel
to do much as the blaze was easily
controlled.-Popldr Bluff Republican
Postmaster Steel requests tn
people who are going to SEM
Christmas packages by mail t.
send them early. The only trail
on which these packages can b.
dispatched from this Office is Nc
T22, north, in the afternoon. Non
of the mail trains stop here, an
large packages can not be put i,
the pouches to be caught from tn
crane.
The Teachers Meeting last Sat
urday afternoon was delightful,
entertained with two vocal selec
tions rendered by Miss Corinn
Wilson, of Texarkana. Miss Viii
son is a talented vocalist. bein
soprano soloist in the Calvar,
Baptist church, New York City
She was on her way home for th
Holidays, stopping here to Wis
some resident friends.
"For Her Brothers Sake" tn
next attraction at the Academy @
Music, Monday, December 10th, i
conceded to be one of the bes
comedy dramas of the day.
contains a we'll told story, present
ed by a perfectly capable cas-
Four sets Of special scenery are r,
quired in it's presentation. Not tn
least feature of the show are tn
specialties introduced betwee
acts.
The death of Mr.. A. Mast wa
the first to occur in post"L" Of tn
Travellers Protective Association
! Mr.. Mast was an honored and re
I. spected member of the Post an
his sudden and untimely death
greatly regretted by the member
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