Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-09-21

A card from our old friend, Mr.
Pat. O'Brien, informs US that h,
is spending his vacation at Avalon
Santa Catalina Island, California
Mr.. O'Brien says that ID is a won,
derful place for rest and sight
seeing.
Our young friend, DR.. Will q
Patton, of Thayer, Mo-, was mar
ried in st. Louis one day las
week, to a young lady from
Bloomington, Illinois. We extend
our congratulations and best
wishes.
Mr.. John S. Norman, of limo
was a visitor to the valley for 6
few hours last Saturday. Johr
was on his way home from a two
months visit to California anc
was loud in his praise of the
Golden State.
A beautiful solitaire diamond
ring will be given away at the
Handy Kitchen Saturday, October
21st. 1t will be a voting contest
in connection with the sale of a
certain brand of candy. Call and
learn particulars.
H. R. Polak, formerly court
stenographer for this judicial dis
trict but now one of the Supreme
court stenographers at Jefferson
City, visited his old friends and
acquaintances here Tuesday,
HillSboro New Era.
A meeting of the creditors OF
the Arcadia Valley Manufacture
ing Company has been called
Monday, September 25th, at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon at the law
office of Julius T. Muench, TIC
Times Building, st. Louis, Mo.
w. w. Nall, Clerk of the United
States District Court, st. Louis,
and son, Frank, Judge Matt. G.
Reynolds, and Messrs. L. j. Wall,
G. V. Dahlgren and Chase Morsey
were valley visitors last Sunday.
The party spent the morning at
the Country Club, where Judge
Reynolds owns a bungalow site.
County Surveyor A.. v. Polak
returned home last Thursday after
spending a couple of months with
his parents at Winslow, Arkansas,
Winslow is a summer resort for
Arkansans and Texans and Mr..
Polak says there were lots of pref
ty girls in evidence. Tt is need
less to say he had a delightful va
cation.
Misses Florence and Salome
Love, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. G.. Love, of Edge Hill, have
gone to Columbia, Mo-, where
they will attend the State Uni
versity the ensuing year. These
young ladies are both bright stu
dents and their friends predict
they will make an excellent show
ing in the University.
Never was fall weather more
gladly hailed than that which
came Monday night. After a
week or more of the hottest days
and nights ever known here in
September the rain that came
Tuesday evening and the cool
breezes that followed were most
grateful. IT'S safe now, we pre-
sumo, to say, that real summer has
gone.
RUDE Ogelsby, one of the rail-
road commissioners, was here for
a few hours last Wednesday after
noon. He had been at some point
east of Williamsville on the Frisco,
and stopped off here to talk with
Prosecuting Attorney Damron in
reference to the suit to compel the
railroad company to establish and
maintain a station at Pilot Knob.
Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Mathews
were in this city on last Tuesday
and made this Office a pleasant
call. Mr.. Mathews recently sold
out his mercantile business at
Roselle and he stated to the Demo-
crat-News that he would probably
re .enter the ministry as an evan
gelist for the Baptist denomina-
tien.-FrederiektoWn Democrat NeaUs.
The preliminary hearing in the
case of the State of Missouri VS..
Otto Buxton, charged with felon-
ious assault, was waved on the 9Th
before Justice Settle of Breton
township. Buxton assaulted Jas.
O'Nsal at Irondale on August 2ath.
The case will be docketed for trial
at the adjourned term of the cir
cult court to be held in October
Potosi Independent.
Misses Dora and Houtie Axe,
the charming young daughters OF
Harry B. AXE, a former citizen OF
Mariana, have returned to their
home in Magnolia after a pleasant
visit of several weeks here, guests
at the home of their aunt, Mrs. j.
P. Brown. This was their first
visit in Mariana since they have
grown to be young ladies and they
made hosts Of friends among our
people, both young and DID,
MariannG, (Ark.) Inder.
The John H. Sparks circus
which visited Ironton last We'd
nesday was, by all means, the best
show we've had here in many,
years. The outfit is a good one
and the performance fi~rst-class in
every respect. There was q mon
ster attendadce in the afternoon
and a tent pretty well filed al
night. The management was well