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

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the purpose of trying the Annapo-
lis parties charged with having
raped Mrs. Mullane on October
10th. Judge Evans of West
Plains will preside.
Speculative offer 10 per cent
discount from regular prices to
churches, schools and Sunday
schools on quantity purchases of
nuts, candies and fruits for the
Christmas season.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Judge bearing was sick Monday
and 1t became necessary to select a
special judge for that day. The
attordeys in attendance on court
chose Senator G. M. Buford, who
Immediately started on the call of
the days docket.-CenterutlIe Out
look.
We had a change of from sum-
mer to winter weather in less than
twelve hours last week. Thursday
evening was warm and springlike,
the thermometer registering SO
degrees. Friday morning it was
down to % degrees. A difference
of forty one degrees in less than
half a day.
All sorts of good things to eat at
Twomey's Restaurant and Market.
Green Onions, Radishes, Car
rots, Soup punches, Grapes, Tropi-
cal Fruits, Oysters, Shrimp Picked
Herring, Picked Pigs Feet, Linn
burger, Brick, and Swiss Cheese.
Imported Sardines, Cranberries,
etc.
We regret to hear of the serious
illness of o. j. Buford at Albu-
querque, New Mexico. His father,
Mr.. S. e. Buford, of Belleview,
will leave This week for New Mex
leo, where he will probably re-
main for the winter. We hope to
hear of an early improvement in
TO. J.'s condition.
Alex. McKensie, representing a
st. Louis Piano Company, was
in Centerville two or three days
this week. Mr.. McKensie is well
and f%avorably known to the
people of Reynolds county and
adjoining counties and no doubt
will do a good business for his
company. He deserves to, at
least.-Reynolds County 0utlook.
O. G. Green, the colored barber,
died at his home in this city last
Friday morning, after quite a pro-
longed illness. The deceased was
about ffty-five years of age, and
had been a resident of Ironton ten
years or more. The funeral was
conducted by the colored K. P.
lodge Saturday afternoon and in
terment was made at Pilot Knob.
Circuit court adjourned this aft
ernoon and Judge E. M. bearing
and stenographer Claude Jarvis
Immediately departed for their
homes. The docket was a pretty
long one but several of the biggest
criminal cases were disposed Of
t without trial-the cases being
either dismissed by the prosecute
ing attorney or pleas of guilty en-
tered by the observation-disclosures
ville Outlook.
Rev. DR.. Ferguson, Cedar Rap.
ids, Iowa, will address a mass
meeting at the Presbyterian
church, this city, Monday, De.
cember 10Th, at 7:30 p. M. DR.. Fer
guson is a recognized expert II
: Sunday School work, representing
the General Assembly Of the Pres
| byterian church, U. s. A., and hal
Oversight of a territory covering 8
group of states in the North Mis-
: sissippi Valley. Come and enjoy
! the good things offered.
j. T. MITCHELL, Moderator.
We're coming, Father Wood
: row, a hundred thousand strong
they've kept us out Of Office TO
sixteen ysars too long; we're hun
cry and we're thirsty, but mann'
you'll supply; from messengers t.
cabinet the heads will surely fly
we've waited and we've waited t,
hear the big horn blow, and nov
we'll feast on plenty while other
Z eat the crow; and now, fror
Maine to Texas you'll hear on
/ battle cry-we're coming, Fathe
. Woodrow, we're coming for on
I pie.-CSncinnGE Enquirer.
Is From Sundays st. Louis Repub
Tic: "The alumni of the Mors
i School of Expression will give
d studio recital tomorrow night
Mrs. Caroline Delano johnson vii
give Mime. Butterfly in mono
logue and Miss Laura johnson {
$ the Aborn Opera Company will II
: lustrate the rendition with aria
2 from the opera of the same name.
The Mrs. johnson here referred I
It is a daughter Of Mrs. Matte Della
10 no of Murphysboro, Illinois, an
,r q niece of Mr.. w. FL. Delano
}. Ironton.
Andrew J. Blemel, son Of th
lg late John Blemel Of Ironton, die
o at his home in st. Louis, Thurs
le day, December 5, 1912, aged {
10 years and 8 months. The deceat
N ed leaves a wife, baby boy, motf
or, sister and two brothers t
!, mourn him. Andy was born an
= reared in lronton and old frienc
u Of the family hear Of his deaf
with sorrow. To the bereaved v
extend sympathy. The funeral o
Cured in st. Louis Monday NOR
n ing and interment was made
y. Calvary Cemetery.
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