Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-12-26

now In EaSCon, q 6uOurO OF San
Francisco, tells us that they have
green onions, lettuce and radishes
growing in the garden and straw
berries and red raspberries are
plentiful.
The editor is in receipt of a card
fIom Mrs. Ida Hearst of De Soto
announcing the marriage of her
daughter, Blanche, and Mr.. Chas.
Curtis, Monday, December %,
1912. Valley friends extend con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes.
Mr.. F. B. Runder will leave next
week for Centerville, where he will
be employed in the Office of Cir
cult Clerk Harrison for the next
two months. Our friend Harrison
will find Mr.. Runder a most COM
petent and valuable man in his
Office.
Mrs. Rood, postmistress at Sa-
bula, this county, was in Ironton
last week, and says the report that
Post Office Inspector had found
her short in her accounts, is utter
ly without foundation. We are
glad to hear there was no truth in
the report.
If you want to know the news
in iron County you must read the
REGISTER. There is no other way.
And we are going to try and make
the paper better and more worthy
of your patronage in the year 1913
than it has ever been before. Sub
scribe now.
We would like to know why
train No. 8 is never on time. The
schedule is three hours and forty
minutes from St. Louis. Last
Tuesday night this train was just
two hours and forty-fve minutes
in coming from De Soto-a dis
lance of As miles. Tiresome!
Christmas service at the Fort
Hill Methodist Sunday School,
consisting of appropriate songs,
Rotations and scripture, will be
held next Sunday evening at 1880.
A special offering for Missions
will be made. This in addition to
a treat given to the children at the
morning school.
DR.. J. w. Hale, formerly of this
County, writing to the Greenville
Sun, from Fowlerton, Texas, says;
"W. Coleman, formerly of Sa-
bula, Iron county, Missouri, sold
$500 worth of lettuce from three
acres and could have sold as much
more could he have secured ham
pers for shipping"
The pastor and members Of the
Fort Hill Church, with other
friends in the valley, have ordered
d telephone for the use of Rev,
and Mrs. Aspley, as a Christmae
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Aspley
greatly appreciate this gift. which
in very slight degree evidences the
generation and love in which they
are held by the donors.
Mr.. Clyde Matkin and Mis-
Edith Hill, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Thos. Hill, were married al
the Methodist parsonage last Sun.
day afternoon, Rev. Stewart off
ciating- They are two popular
young people and have many
friends who will join the Gazette ir
wishing them happiness and sue
cess.-BismarcE Gazette.
At a meeting of the Board Of
Trustees of the Town of Pilo'
Knob last Friday evening ]. j
Hale and Herman Janke rendered
their designations as members o:
the Board of Trustees. A special
election will be held Tuesday
December 31st, to fill the vacan-
cies. H w. Bingham, presen'
clerk of the board, is a candidate
for one of the positions.
The REGISTER last week stated
that Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Smith o
Marble Creek had lost a daughter
twelve years old. This was al
error. The little girl was but two
years and nine months old. The
sympathy of the community il
with the bereaved parents. MAY
they, in their sorrow, feel. that HI
who notes cen the sperrow's fall
does all things for the best.
We received a letter this week
from Robert Rood of Sabula, ask
ing us to make a correction of thu
statement in last weeks Outlook tx
the effect that Mrs. Rood and sol
had been arrested in connection
with the ''postofice trouble" a
that place, which we gladly do
We do not wish to injure anyone
We only published the item as {
matter of news, and as it wa
given to us.-ReynoIds Outlook.
Stolen-From my surrey Sun
day night, December 10, at Gale
donia, two lap-robes: one white
with a picture of horse and sleigl
containing a man and woman
the other brown, with light ane
dark streaks running through it
The reverse sides of both robe
are black. "A reward of S. will b,
paid for their return to me.
JNo. G. RUSSELL,
Belleview, Mo.
Barney Frauenthal has beef
confined in a hospital in st. Loui
the past two months because o
his running a nail drought hi
foot while ont On o. huntinc Ntri n