Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-11-30

Mrs. Galloway of Poplar Bluff
passed through here Monday en-
route to Fredericktown. She was
a heavy loser in the fire that de-
stroyed the Madison Hotel in that
city Monday morning.-Bismarck
Gazette.
The Postmaster General has
ordered that a Postal Saving
Bank be opened in Bismarck on
December Sth. Postmaster Bryan
has received the notice but no In
structions have been sent.-Bts-
marck Gazette.
Henry Trammel of Ironton and
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth London OF
near Des Arc we're united in mar
rage Wednesday. November 22d,
1911, at the home of the BRIDE
groom's brother in north Ironton,
Rev. Wesley Nash officiating.
Ironton Camp, 3755, at it's regu-
lar meeting Tuesday, December 5,
1911, will elect officers and trans
act other important business.
Neighbors please attend this
meeting. Supper after lodge.
H. ADoLPH, Clerk.
In the circuit court in Ripley
county last week in the case of 7.
D. Jones vs.. Fuller Swift for libel
the defendant filed a demurrer.
The court overruled the demurrer
and the case was then continued
until the next term when it will be
ried.
Attorney J.. S. Jordan, of Corn
ing, Ark, was in Doniphan last
week attending court, and Thurs
day in company with Hon. Thos.
| Mabrey, paid this office a pleasant
call. Mr.. Jordan formerly lived
in Reynolds county, this state
| Doniphan Prospect NeaDS.
The stork left a baby girl at the
home of County Treasurer and
Mrs. Thos. D. Jones, Wednesday,
November %, 1911, at 1880 O'Clock
A. M. Mother and child are doing
nicely and the proud and happy
dad struts around as if he think
he's the "whole show"
G. D.. Alexander, the dairyman
was exhibiting a 8 pound Jacl
Salmon on the streets Tuesday
1t had been shipped to Mr.. Alex
ander by VIM. Gowan from
Hoaquim, Washington, and wa
in a fine state of preservation
Certainly was a dandy fish.
The editor has q very pleasan
letter from G.. w. Whitworth, al
old Ironton boy, who has bee
working as train auditor on tn
M. K. & T. Railroad, out OF ST
Louis, for a number of years past
George is a fine boy and we ar
always glad to hear from him.
Iron Lodge, No. 1O7, I. Q. 9. F
regular meeting night Wednes
!, day, December, 9th, 1911. Wi
elect officers and transact othe
Important business. Every Nom
Der should attend. Oyster sup
per after lodge.
HI. ADOLPH, Sec'y.
Married-At the Methodist pal
sonage, Arcadia, last Wednesda
afternoon, Mr.. VIM. R. Hall, {
!, Ironton, and Miss Margaret Rot
son, of Graniteville, Rev. John
Self officiating. These youn
t people have the best wishes
3 their many friends for a long ar
! happy life.
B. N. Brown has now in h
1 front window an elegant 10O-pie'
8 set of imported chinaware. Tn
is to be given to the one guessir
the nearest number of beans in
= glass jar. No purchase require
q to guess. Absolutely free to a
: over is years of age. What "
get out of it is new names for OF
advertising list.
Y A revival will begin at the Fo
Hill Church, December lot
Don't forget the date. Come ar
hear Tol Tatum of Jonesbor
Ark, sing, and come to take pa
4 in the services and to get a bles
ing. The earnest prayer OF
r Christian people and your pre-
ence at any and all services d
sired.
A number of citizens of Iront'
9 and Arcadia met Monday ate
n noon and had an informal prelin
mary conference, looking to t
"a material advancement OF the Va
lev. There was no definite actio
" and a proposition was agreed u
i on to submit the matter to a NEE
ing of the Business Mems Leag
called for next Monday evening
Everybody, Irontonians, Russo
q villains and Arcadians, should 9
i tend the entertainment at the O.
lege hall Thanksgiving afternoe
/, It's purpose to give aid to the fu
TO for the clearing up and beautifyi
az of the town is a most worthy OF
ID Aside from this, the entertainme
D in itself will repay you for yo
northumberland then some. I
st all of you, nor stand upon the
ae der of your going!
60 The Unions in the lead belt
a st. Francois county have petite
ed Circuit Judge Huck to impair
a special grand jury to investig'
" conditions in the lead mines. I
e. men say the companies are viol
s. ing the laws in the operations
L the mines. 1t, looks very mu
w like there is going to be serit
trouble between the mine own
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