Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-10-10

Ingham was formerly pastor of
st. Paul's church, Ironton. Valley
friends extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Highway Engineer Polak was
to Des Arc last week to To-
cate a foot bridge which may be
built across the creek there. The
bridge, it is estimated, will cost
S200-one half to be paid by popu-
lar 'subscription, and the other hall
by the county.
Mr.. Edgar told the writer last
that that day, October
9TH, was the thirty second anniver-
sary OF his marriage. Although
but a small boy at the time l re-
member the event very well.
Thirty-two years! A generation.
Surely time flies.
George M. johnson returned
to Ironton last week, after an
absence OF two years, He has
been working in a dairy, neal
Topeka, Kansas. George says he
doesn't know whether he is back
to stay or not. He will probably
remain here during the winter.
The fall millinery opening at
Mrs. Woodside's last Thursday
was the success that attends all
occasions of the kind at the popu-
lar "Style Shop" The ladies
visited the place in great numbers
all day long and all were profuse
in their praise of the many beauti-
full things they saw.
Mrs. B. F. Left, of Tyrone, Pa,
who has been visiting her brother
and family, has returned home
accompanied by her brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John Left,
where Mr.. Left expects to be gone
a month visiting his old home
probably for the last time, as he
is now in his 80tb year.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. R. Polak re-
turned to Jefferson City last We'd
nesday, They abandoned the idea
of making the trip in their auto
mobile but shipped the car and
boarded the train themselves. H,
r. concluded the trip was a little
bit too long to be undertaken by g
neophyte in automobiling.
DR.. Florence B. Miller, Osteo-
pathic physician. Graduate I'M
der DIR. A. T. Still, founder Of
Osteopathy. Eleven years. ex-
perience as Osteopatic Practition-
er. Office h~ours,-Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, from 2 to
P. M, and by appointment. APP
ply at old Grover place. Phone
1853.
The Reverend George Steel, o
.Ironton, who has been supplying
the Baptist pulpit in Flat River fol-
several Sundays, was elected tt
the passionate of the local church
at a meeting last "Wednesday
night, and will assume charge a
once. The Reverend Mr.. Stee
is widely known throughout thu
West as a preacher of exceptions
ability.-Flat River NeWs.
Geo. w. Clarkson, president o
the Grand Avenue Bank, st. Louis
spent Sunday with friends in the
valley. George has made good il
the bankikg business and the in,
stitution with which he is connect
ed has made great gains in bust
ness in the year he has beer
associated with it. His many
friends in Southeast Missouri arr
glad and proud OF this fact.
We learn through a letter from
Mr.. Wild, editor Of that publica
ton, that "the Gulf States FGrme
is glad to announce that MI. S. G
Tetwiler, late of Kansas City, il
now associated with the publishe
in the editorial and business man
agement of this well-known jour
nal" MI. Tetwiler is we'll fttec
for the position, and is sure Il
prove q desirable acquisition tt
the staff of the Farmer, which i
published at New Orleans.
The Moss Tie company nov
have near one hundred thousan,
white oak cross ties in West Fork
The ties fill the stream for a dis
lance of eight or ten miles. TIL,
water in West Fork has been yer,
low up to a week ago, and it wa
with difficulty that the ties wer'
moved. Now that the ssdrive''i
below the mouth Of Bee Fork theJ
are moving much better, there /
more water. 1t will likely be tn,
1st Of December before the ssdrive'
arrives at Clearwater. 80 Reynold
County Outlook.
Belleview and Bismarck bal
teams played Friday, NBismarcl
winning, 8 to /. Bismarck Bat
terry: Barger and Watkins; Belle
view Battery: Warren and Paul
LUIS. Belleview won from Doe Rul
Sunday, IL to 5. Battery for Do
Run: Bono Burch and William
son; Battery for Belleview: Nc
Cabe and Paullus. McCabe pitch
ed'a beautiful game, having al
exceedingly hard bunch Of bat
teries to face. Belieview has VOL
13 Of the Is games played thi