Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-07-11

Country Club. 81 reward will be
paid for their return to this
Office.
Married-Ironton, Mo-, July 8,
1912, Joe N. Pennington and Alma
Tubbs, both of Ellington, Mo-,
Probate Judge 0. w. Roop of
ficiating.
f. w. Delano has purchased an
automobile and will serve the
public at reasonable rates, day or
night. Until further notice you
can reach him through phone No.
143.
A card from DIR. Summa advises
us that he and his family are now
homeward bound from their west
ern trip. They are nowin Yellow
stone Park and spent the 4th of
July at Yellowstone Lake.
At Arcadia, July 4th, the Belle
view Base Ball Club defeated the
Arcadia Valley nine by a score of
A to 2. At Arcadia Sunday the
valley boys routed the Vernon
Athletic Club nine. Score II to 8.
The valley was visited by quite
a evere electrical, wind and rain
storm Saturday about noon. Quite
a lot of the growing corn was lew
eled to the ground by the wind
which blew a gale from the north
and east.
DR.. w. G. Crenshaw, of st.
Louis, will be in Caledonia, Mo-,
at Mrs. j. G. Crenshaw's residence,
after July 18th, for the purpose of
p%racticing Dentistry for at least
thirty days. Come early and
have your teeth fixed. All work
guaranteed.
A called meeting of Ironton
Camp, No. 1855, M. w. A, next
Tuesday evening, July 10th, to
vote on the question of the repeal
of the increase of rates. A full
attendance is desired.
IL Ol6rh'
Our old friend, F. A.lEbrecht, of
Pilot Knob, suffered a severe at
tack Of paralysis Tuesday of last
week and has been in a serious
condition ever since. We hope
for an early improvement. Mr..
Ebrecht had a similar attack about
two years ago..
From July 9TH until July 31st we
will conduct our Annual Clearing
Sale. Special Price on every ar
Gle in the store. Shoes, Clothing,
Hats, Underwear, Skirts, Waists,
Hosiery, Corsets, Piece Goods, Etc.
Big Reductions.
B. N. BROWN.
Joel B. Holloman tells us that on
the farm at Hogan they have a
peach tree, we'll loaded with fruit.
1t is the only peach tree in this
section that we've heard of bear
ing fruit this year. The unusually
severe weather of last winter GER
tainly put the peaches out of COM
mission.
Otto Tomas has secuted the res
taurant privilege on Arcadia
Heights during the Baptist AS
sembly. AS he also has the same
concession at the Methodist En-
campment he expects to be a toll.
erably busy man for the mex
month. He arrived from Granite
City. Ills, Sunday.
The Mississippi & Bonnie Terre
Railroad has acquired the st
Francois Railway, the electric
line that runs from DeLassus te
Pennington, and from there to the
lead belt. The purchasers tool
} charge Saturday. The road, it il
: said, will be extended to Bonnie
Terre at once and other extension
; are contemplated.
: Mr.. R. D. Lewis had as his CUES
on the 4th Mr.. T. 7. Anderson
Vice President and Treasurer o
the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Com
pany, st. Louis. Mr.. Anderson
made US a call and we found hin
, to be a most entertaining and af'
fable gentleman. We hope HI
will visit the valley often.
David Stout was arraigned il
Squire Rasche's court Friday Of
the charge of disturbing the peac
of his brother, James, at the lat.
, ter's home, in west Ironton, on tn
day before. A jury returned
verdict of guilty and fixed David
4 punishment at a fine of 81 an
costs-in all about 1926. David
not having the cash necessary t
|liquidate, is now sojourning in til
: county bastile.
AT a meeting of the Fort Hill M
E. Church, South, Sunday, Jul,
IL, 1912, the following officers wer
Q elected for the Epworth League
t President, Carter Blanton; Is
Vice President, g. w. Hanson
. End Vice President, Myrtle Blan
! ton; Sd Vice President, Lucill
Farrar; 4th Vice President, Azil
Mari; Secretary, Eugene Whit
. worth; Treasurer, A. j. Board
: man; Epworth Era Agent, Ali
Patton.
g Recorder Hawkins has issue
It the following marriage license
the past week:
nj Ben Croker and Nancy Hall 9
Graniteville.
Steve Novlk and Mary Fihl
Kazi, Pilot Knob.
II julius Kelly and Hester Morri
A~nnanoifn