Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-11-23
LOCAL BREvITIEs

Lopez's have a thanksgiving
ad this week.
How long will it be before there
is another hotel in Arcadia?
Work is progressing very sat
is~factorily on the bridge east OF
town.
Mrs. Fanetta Sergeant Haskell
at the Academy of Music Friday
night.
November has furnished all
kinds of summer and winter
weather.
j. Grandhomme, of the Handy
Kitchen, is developing into quite a
candy maker.
A fine new stock of mems and
boys hats and caps Just received
at Lopez Store Co.
Will trade good mich COW and
fine Jersey heifer calf for cord
wood. A. A. JACOBS, Arcadia.
At the request of Rev. Street,
Rev. G. E. Edwards will preach at
Pilot Knob next Sunday, the 26th,
at 8 P. M.
Don't forget Mrs. Cross Open
ing at b. N. Browns old store
building, Saturday, November
25th, 1911.
Our neighbors across the creek
have resolved to make it "Arca-
dia, Beautiful" Good! Let us
all help them.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. R. E!
Purkiss, Little Rock, Ark, Novem-
Der 18th, 1911, a son. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
Absolutely free!-A beautiful
set of 1000 pieces of imported
chinaware given away at Browns
store. Ask for particulars.
For Sale = Fine thoroughbred
Collie dog, five months old. So.
A. j. MICHEL,
"The Naples Arcadia.
The Arcadia Hotel fire again de-
veloped the fact that we have as
fearless and faithful fire fighters in
the valley as are to be found any
where on earth.
Will all the members of the
choirs Of all the churches in the
valley meet at the Ironton M. E.
church next Tuesday, at 1880 P. M.
for choir rehearsal?
A. J. Langdon and family have
returned from their sojourn in
Hot Springs. They will remain
here until after the holidays, then
they will go to Duuklin county.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Ringo cele-
brated the fifteenth anniversary OF
their marriage, Saturday, Novem-
Der II, 1911, with a fine dinner to
which a number of friends and
relatives were invited.
For SALE-On reasonable terms,
and at a reasonable price, the
home of the late A. Begley, in
Ironton, Mo. For particulars adj
dress the undersigned.
JNo. S. NORMAN, limo, Mo.
Through the kindness of Con-
gresham Hensley the REGISTER
has quite a lot of flower seed to
distribute among it's readers.
Call and get a package or drop us
a card and we will mail one tc
you.
Mr.. H. M. Collins was in st.
Louis last Wednesday serving as
a Juror in the United States Court
when fire was threatening his
home. He was kept in touch with
the situation by use of the lone
distance phone.
w. D. Fletcher and bride re-
turned from st. Louis Saturday
evening. A number of young
friends met them at the station
and literally showered them with
rice and old shoes. They are now
domiciled in tho Wick home.
For SALE-45 head of Breeding
Ewes. Will begin lambing about
February 18th. Will take $3.50
per head, or will trade for calves
or good mare.
CHAs. D. STEPHENS,
Hogan, Mo.
D. j. Hutchins, the train audito:
who was so badly hurt in the rail-
road wreck at Arcadia on Novem-
Der 7th, died at the Missouri Pa
cifc Hospital in st. Louis the fol.
lowing Friday from the result 0.
his injuries. The other men who
were injured are all getting we'll.
There are two December mum
bers Of the Womdn's Home Com.
panSon in the Ironton post ofic'
without any wrapper on them.
So if any Of the ladies have no
received their December issue
they may have same by calling q
tho post office.
Henry Siegel, a man about b
years OF age, was brought to Iron
ton BY d Deputy United State
Marshal last Saturday to serve si1
months in jail BECAUSE Of con
tempt in some bankruptcy pro
ceedings in the United State
court in st. Louis.
Bill RAIDER was convicted in cir
cult court on Wednesday Of burg
larizing the store of Herman
Boushon at Iron Mountain las
May and was given three year
in the penitentiary. He was als'
charged with larceny, but thu
jury found him not guilty OF thi