Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-08-29
LOCAL BREvITIEs

September comes.
School next Monday.
Any celebration at Pilot Knob
Mort this year?
Read 1he advertisement of the
Piedmont Fair.
Ringling's circus will be at Flat
River. September 18th.
Remember the picnic and horse
show at Belleview Saturday.
Quite a lot of whooping cough in
adjacent communities, we are told.
The local banks will not be open
for business next Monday-Labor
Day.
Don't miss the big picnic and
horse fair at Belleview, next Sat-
urday.
A. F. Bond has sold his auto
mobile to a Mr.. Sawyer in Bis
marck.
The Arcadia Valley and Doe
Run teams will play ball at Area
dia next Sunday afternoon.
To Miss Florence Fisher the
REGISTER family is indebted for a
basket of very fine tomatoes pre-
sented last week.
Rev. Day, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Alton ILL.,, is on
the Heights this week, seeking re-
lief from ebay fever"
Prof. B. w. Loomis has rented
Thos. D. Jones' residence on the
mountain side and will occupy the
same the ensuing year.
Mr.. H. R. Polak has shipped his
automobile here from Jefferson
City and will spend his vacation
automobiling in the valley.
Squire Rasche Tuesday per-
formed the marriage ceremony
for Robert B. Rood of Piedmont
and Margaret Sweeney Of Des
Arc.
Married Ironton, Mo-, Satur-
day, August "a, 1912, John H. ABB
bolt and Eleonard Kennedy, both
OF Belleville, Illinois, R. A.Rasche,
]. p, officiating.
Words Work, one year "a So
magazine) and Bayard Hale's
story of the life of Woodrow Will
son Ia cloth bound book, both for
$3.50. Baptist Ladies.
S. w. Andrews, Jr., made the
trip from Charleston to Ironton-
1856 miles-on his motor cycle last
week. Barring a collision with a
COW at Iron Mountain, the trip
was without accident.
Mrs. F. Rodach and daughter,
Miss LOUISE, have returned to
their home in Middlebrook after
a weeks visit to the latter's sister,
Mrs. Herman Trauernlcht, and
other relatives.-Farmington Nea0s.
Geo. Kells, postmaster at Elvins,
his brother, John, and Henry Da-
Wis, the Republican nominee for
prosecuting attorney Of st. Fran
COTS county, made a trip to the
valley in an automobile Sunday
afternoon.
Attorney w. H. Clopton came
from st. Louis last Friday and he
and Thompson Blanton, ]. A.Rey-
burn and F. B. Runder spent sew
eral days fishing and camping on
the st. Francis river, near Kes-
ling's farm.
w. r. Allen, Jr., of Graniteville
will leave next week for Massa-
chusetts, to join his family, who
have been there the past month.
There is a probability that Mr.. AL
len will make his hame in the east
in the future.
A baby boy arrived at the hom e
of MI. and Mrs. VIM. R. Edgar,
Jr., Sunday, August 25, 1912, at 5
O'Clock P. NJ. II is pleasing to
state that all are we'll. The REG
lister extends congratulations and
very best wishes.
The members of the county
court will be in session next Mon
day as q board Of equalization in
the assessment Of merchants and
manufacturers. An adjourned
term of county court will be held
the following day.
VIM. Selinger last week sold his
interest in the livery stable in Ar.
cadia to his partner. Mr.. Algier.
Mr.. Selinger will open another
stable in Arcadia, WI understand.
Mr.. Swearinger will be associated
with MI. Allgier in the business.
Nc. q, northbound, due here a.
3:42 O'Clock P. M, now stops regu-
larly at Ironton station. Herto.
fore the train only stopped here te
take on st. Louis passengers. The
change is a gaod one and should
have been made a long time ago.
Prof. q. w. Signer Of Marble
Creek left Tuesday for Oak Ridge
. Cape Girardeau county, where he
will have charge Of the High
School. We commend Prof. Sig
ner to the good people Of Cape
county as a most worthy youot
lar
Rev. George Steel, who is spend
ing the summer in Ironton, hal
accepted a call from the Baptis
church at Dexter, Stoddard Coun.
ty, and will begin work there e