Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-12-14


Henry gives possession of the
residence part of the house Janu-
airy list. Mr.. Ward will use the
place he has purchased as a home.
A very successful teachers
meeting was held in the Ironton
public school building last Satur-
day afternoon. Superintendent
Burnham informs us that some
most excellent papers were read
by the teachers and the proceed
ings most interesting in every
way.
Mrs. Woodside desires to direct
the attention of the ladies to the
fact that she takes orders fol
Ladies' Handmade Irish Crochet
Vanity Bags, silk lined. Price So.
Also makes to order Chrochet
Belts, and Ties. An elegant line
of millinery at greatly reduced
prices for the holidays.
Miss Emma Player, daughter
of j. ]. Player, of Arcadia, was
awarded a prize as a bread maker
in the Corn Show at Cape Girar-
deau last week. Miss Player is a
pupil in the Arcadia public school.
We congratulate her. The prize
was a scholarship in the Normal
School at Cape Girardeau.
Strayed-From farm at Granite
vile, Mo-, one red, year old past,
heifer, unmarked; also one red
steer, two years past, marked with
two splits in right ear Any in
formation leading to the above de.
scribed cattle will be paid. I'm
marked heifer has horns.
JOS. H. HAVEN.
HeAry Adolph has sold his prop
erty in Ironton, and, as he has to
give possession in sixty days, is
closing out his stock of jewelry,
silverware, musical instruments,
notions, etc., at less than cost.
Mr.. Adolph will seek a location
near the courthouse after March
list, and conine himself to repair
work and optical business.
There was no money in the
county treasury for the payment
Of petit jury scrip issued at this
term of court, as has been the case
for several terms back. This con-
dition will not likely exist next
year as Judge bearing is exerting
himself to reduce the criminal cost
and jury cost, which reached an
enormous figure during the six
years service of his predecessor
on the bench.-Centerville Outlook.
Mr.. Evans, of the new railroad,
spent the past week out on the line
securing right-of- way. He in
forms us that he has all but three
or four small pieces and that he is
working on them. Several meet
ings have been held in st. Louis
recently and things are looking
bright. The other towns have
about made up their bonuses and
he says that they will incorporate
about the middle of this month";
Bismarck Gazette.
Mrs. Mollie Eaton, district dep.
uty of the Eastern Star, met with
Mcdonald chapter in this city las
Friday night. She is the wife 0;
DR.. J.. L. Eaton, of Bismarck, anc
a talented and educated woman
and her short address to the mem
bers on the good of the order was
one of the most interesting that
has ever been delivered in thi'
city by any member of the order,
-FredericktoqDn Democrat News.
DR.. E. L. Farmhouse has gone tt
ST. Louis to purchase a stock o
drugs and expects to have hit
drug store open for business in thu
brick building, south of the court
house square, next Monday, De.
cember 18th. A full line of drugs
will be kept in stock. The DR.. il
a registered pharmacist and care
full attention will be paid to thu
compromising OF prescriptions. A
fair share of the patronage of the
public is respectfully solicited.
Judge J. M. Ross celebrated hi
77th birthday last Friday. Judg,
Ross was born in Alabama, NOV
ing to Madison county, Mo-, il
1880 and has lived here every
since. Before coming to Madison
county, he lived a few years il
Iron and Reynolds counties. H,
is a most excellent gentleman, ant
the DIN. hopes he will live tt
celebrate many more anniver
saries. - Fredericktown Democrat
News.
The following persons and mem
bers are in favor Of the objects Q
the Arcadian Improvement Asso
citation: Jas Dixon, Mrs High
tower, j A Kerwin, Thos Hasty
Bud West, Arch Hall, Mrs Allison
NV J Tual, Ed Depew, Waite
Shular, Frank Hargadine, ia
Robinson, Horace Blanton, Wi
Hall, w j Coyner, Louis Schach
w M Nations, r M Reel, Hy Ev
ANS, B Polk, Cal Boswell, ] Coad
Louis Miller, Jr, Chas Robpso,
and Carter Blanton. x.
Messrs. E. w. Stephens, j. c
Hitler, A. A. Speer, and Theodor
Lacaff, members of the State Cap
itol Commission, visited thu
quarries at Graniteville last Wed
nesday afternoon with the view q
ascertaining the practicability G
using Iron county granite in tn
construction of the new capito
building. The gentlemen sper
cavoro1 hn11ra a hof1t tha ono mi; q