Iron County register., 1911-01-05

How many OF your New Year
resolutions are already broken?
A force of men are at work on
Oak Mountain planting orchards.
Big bargains in heavy winter
merchandise of all kinds at Lopez
Store Co.
A. Rieke & Son, furniture and
hardware dealers, have a pretty
calendar for 1911.
The Lopez Store Company has
issued very handsome calendar
for the New Year.
To the Arcadia Valley Bottling
Company of Arcadia ws are in
debted for two very pretty, calen-
dars.
It is rumored that Thos. Hill of
Bismarck is about to purchase a
half interest in the Arcadia livery
stable.
What do you think of this2 A
mans heavy, feece-lined suit OF
underwear for S5c at B. N.
Browns.
No. 3 was about three hours late
in getting to Ironton last Thurs
day. A broken down engine was
assigned as the cause.
George Love of the west end OF
the county has bought the Wesley
Sisk farm, near Des Arc, and will
make his home there in future.
A postal from Rev. H. A. Stow
ell, of Batesville, Arkansas, ap-
prises us that he and Mrs. Stowell
will probably visit Ironton friends
this month.
DR.. James HI. Martin, represen-
tative elect, went to Jefferson City
last week, and will be on hand
when the Legislature convenes to-
day Wednesday,
Man past 80 with horse and bug.
gy to sell stock condition powder
in Iron county. Salary $40 pei
month. Address 301 Unity Bldg,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
A very handsome calendar is
that of HI. I. Ruth, hardwood lum-
Der man, at Poplar Bluff. We ac-
knowledge the receipt of one Of
them and return sincere thanks.
Graniteville Camp, No. 1902, M
w. A., and Wendt Camp, No
6413, R. N. A.. will install officers
at Workmen's Hall, Graniteville
Thursday evening, January 9th.
Les Yount, who has been sales.
man for w. T. O'Neal & Son a.
Frankclay the past two years, has
moved back to Ironton and expects
to engage in farming in the spring
G. j. Prince and wife visited
relatives in Ironton Christmas
Misses Mary and allegro Prince
accompanied them home Monday
and will remain for weeks visit
---EIUins Labor Herald.
Lee White of Marble Creek anc
Thos. D. Jones Of Ironton have
purchased the stock of genera
merchandise of VIM. Whitwortt
in Arcadia. The new firm takes
charge February 22d. Mr.. Whit
worth, we are told, will 60 to Flor
ida.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day were blizzard days. Sunday
afternoon the thermometer regis
tered 49,; in twelve hours there
was drop of Al degrees. 1t hal
been bitter cold ever since. but thu
weather man says it will be warm
or soon.
Judge j. j. Farris gave our of
flee pleasant call while here hold
ing court this week and handed u
a wheel on subscription. Juog'
informs us that he has moved hi
family to Des Arc and will max,
that his future home. Centervill
Reformer.
Judge E. M. Dearing received
his commission as Judge of th'
21st Judicial Cicuit Monday, TO
the ensuing six years. Judg,
Dearing will qualify January I'd
and hold his first term Of court a
Hillsboro, on Monday, Januar,
9th. -Potosi Independent.
The new time card became eff
fective Sunday. Trains Nos. 2
and 26 were taken off the road
No. 10, northbound, now gets her,
at six o'clock A. M, and No. 8
southbound, gets here at 1888 P. M
No other changes. No 10 reache
st. Louis at 9:45; No. 8 leaves ST
Louis at 5 o'clock.
Strayed-Two red three-year
old steers and one two-year old
red, with white flank and one whit
eye. All are marked with smootl
crop and underbit in left ear; ia,
in lower part Of right ear. S15 re
ward will be given for information
leading to their recovery.
w. D. FLETCHER, Arcadia, Mo.
Announcement was made O
Christmas day that Rev. w. r
Mccormack, who has been distric
superintendent of the Farmingtol
District M. E. church, has bee
given a promotion by being sen
by Bishop Quail to q prominen
church in Kansas City. Mr.. Nc
Cormack was born and reared i
De Soto and has many friend'
here who will be pleased to know
that he has been given such
good place. Rev. Foster Of Farm