Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-02-29

III. y. w. Hale left Sunday for
Southern Texas to spend a few
weeks in a well earned rest. It is
his first vacation since he began
the practice of medicine in Green
vile several years ago. He ex-
poets to return on or about March
1st.-GreenvilIe Journal.
John T. Baldwin, ST., who has
been in Oklahoma the past three
years, is now with his son, John
T., Jr., at Meridian, Mississippi
where he is working at the car.
penter trade. Mr.. Baldwin will
probably remove his family from
Oklahoma to Mississippi.
Sim Graham, who a year or so
ago came here from Wayne coun-
ty, purchasing Chas. Miller's farm
on Marble Creek, has sold the
place to John Milburn. Mr.. Ora
ham has leased W.>R. Conley's
farm, south of Ironton, and Mr..
Conley will remove to Arcadia.
NOTICE TO HUNTERs.-All per-
sons having hunting licenses lying
in my office will please call and
get the same. am required to re-
nit the license fees on the first of
each month, and my friends will
please make good.
Jos. A. REYBURN, Co. Clerk.
The Rt. Rev. Frederick F. john
son, d. D., Bishop Coadiutor OF
Missouri, has sent word that he
will hold special Lenten service in
st. Paul's church, Wednesday
evening, February %, at 1880
o'clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to all people to attend
this service.
Mrs. Woodside and Miss Gil.
lam are in st. Louis familiarizing
themselves with the new ideas and
fads in millinery and also select
ing their spring and summer
stocks More definite announce
ment will be made later and the
ladies are assured that the selec-
ton will be complete.
A. j. Boardman, cashier of the
Bank of Fredericktown, has been
in the valley the past week solic-
iting stock subscriptions for the
esta blishment of a bank with a
capital stock of $40, 900 at Arcadia.
1t is said that sufficient stock has
already been subscribed to insure
the institution of the bank.
The REGISTER this week. prints
the announcement of James Lewis
as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for County Judge OF
the Southern District of Iron
county MI. Lewis is no stranger
to the voters of Iron county, hav-
ing served two years as Assessor.
He s~olicits consideration of his
claims.
There is no better telephone
service given in this State than
that enjoyed in this Valley for the
past two years, under the owner
ship and direction of Baldwi in
Bros. l do dot write this as news,
but as fact deserving of mention.
| wish that that firm could see it's
way clear to establish an electric
light plant here.
Otto Thomas, of Granite City,
was here last week and rented his
farm, west of town, to Les. Youn,
for this season. Mr.. Thomas ex.
poets to come to the valley in
June. He is trying to secure the
privileges for the Assemblies al
"Epworth Among the Hills" and
on Arcadia Heights. He is an ex-
perienced caterer.
Rev. w. w. Strother of Des Arr
assisted Rev. Jacox, the pastor, in
a two weeks meeting at the
Methodist church in Bunker, which
closed Sunday night. Mr.. Stroth-
er says it was almost the best
meeting he ever held, there being
many conversions in the town ano
throughout the country round.
about-Piedmont Banner.
Rev. G. E. Edwards will occupy
the Presbyterian pulpit in Ironton
March Sd, postponing his services
at Hillsboro until March 10th
Rev. T. B. Rice, pastor ~evangelis
of Iron Mountain Presbytery, will
conduct services for a week al
Hillsboro, beginning March Sd,
Mr.. Edwards will preach at Pilot
Knob on the Sd, at 8 p. M.
The snow had drifted so deep il
places that our dairyman, Mr.
Alexander, was unable to ge
around last Wednesday at all
Nor did he appear Thursday unit
way in the afternoon. MI
Alexander says he just could no
make his way through the deel
snow to town. Some snow wheI
it's that way. In fact, unheard o
hOlO klOlOtO1OAOs
Well, our big snow Of last Tues
day and Wednesday is about gone
thank goodness! The weathe
bureau predicted another BIZ
snow storm for Monday and Mon
day night, but it failed to come
although Monday vas yer.
threatening all day long. Monda,
night was colder and Tuesday a
fine a day as you ever saw.
The following is reproduce
from the Los Angeles, California
TdttIer: "Mr. and Mrs. Harry Z
Blood, of New York, who yer re
CT ntly married, arrived at the Va
Nuys this week, will spend thei
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