Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-10-24

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evening, October 3ist at 1880
o'clock P. NJ, and at Des Arc, Nov
ember tst, at 1880 O'Clock P. NJ.
MI. Marbury is a gifted talker and
should have good audiences.
Judge w. A. Thompson and
Mrs. Thompson of Mann were
callers last Friday. Mrs. Thomp-
son but recently returned from a
prolonged visit to California.
She says that the Golden State is
all right but Missouri for her,
every time.
Married-Ste. Genevieve, Mo-,
Tuesday, October %, 1912, Louis
j. Schach, of Ironton, and Mary
Selinger, of Middlebrook, Rev.
Father Van of Ste. Genevieve Of
fciating. The REGISTER extends
its very best wishes to Mr.. and
Mrs. Schach.
Our very good friend, Mr.. Joseph
Selinger, of Crane Pond, Tuesday
morning brought to this office a
box of very fine apples. They
were of the Bendavis and Roman
ite variety and most magnificent.
Mr.. Selinger has our thanks for
his kindness and thoughtfulness.
Mrs. James Robinson Monday
brought to this Office a basket of
very fine apples from the orchard
at "Valley Home" They we're
large and beautiful specimens of
the fruit and presented a picture
appetizing and fair to look upon.
WeIreturn our most sincere thanks.
John Harral returned Saturday
from Nucla, Colorado, where he
has been visiting the past few
weeks. He was the guest of
George Nicely, formerly of this
city, and spent a good part of the
time hunting, and the party were
successful in getting a bear.-Bis-
marcE Gazette.
Mr.. E. M. Logan of Belleview,
while climbing a tree for nuts one
day last week, grabbed hold of a
rotten limb that broke and let him
fall to the ground with great force.
In consequence, Mr.. Logan has
had a badly crippled back ever
since. 1t is fortunate that he was
not more seriously hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Langdon Ire-
turned to the valley from Hot
Springs last week. They left the
Springs somewhat sooner than
they anticipated, having been
called to Cape Girardeau by the
illness of their son, who is attend
ing school there. We are glad to
state the young man is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Jennie Moore, nee Harvey,
one Of the Valley bellies thirty-five
years ago, was an Ironton visitor
last week. She honored this Office
with a call, but we happened to be
out at the time, and did not get to
see her, much to u sorrow. Miss
Jennie in the days we knew her,
was a very interesting and enter
tanning young lady.
Mr.. Walter j. Fitz, of Des Arc.
last week purchased a business
house, in Lilburn, New Madrid
county, where he will engage in
| the mercantile business about the
| first of the year. Walter is g
worthy young man of fine bust
ness qualifications and we heartily
commend him to the good people
| Of New Madrid county.
a.. "A. Parker, of Lesterville, who
| bought Redmond Blacks land In
| the west end of Iron county a few
weeks ago, was in Ironton las
Friday. Mr.. Parker says that he
expects to have a we'll developed
zinc mine on the place in the neal
future. He also says he has an
other big land deal on which viii
probably be closed in a few days.
The announcement OF j.. IL
Johnson of Des Arc as a candidate
for Justice Of the Peace OF Unior
Township will be fonnd in another
column. Mr.. Johnson is a good
man and a faithful land conscien'
tiousioffcial. Should he be re-elect'
ed he promises the same fidelity
to the people in the discharge 0.
his duties Of the Office that has
characterized his official conduci
in the past.
w. D. Isenberg of California
and w. E. Minton of st. Louis
were in Bismarck last week and
made a trip over the line of the
new railroad in company with Mr.
Bunker. Mr.. Isenberg owns aboui
5000 acres of land along the line
Of the new road and was looking
after the resources of it. Mr.. Min
ton is q townsite man and was
looking after any possible bust.
ness along that line.-BismarE Ga
zette.
A meeting was held at the public
school house in Arcadia last Fri.
day night to devise ways ane
means for building a granitoic
walk from the bridge between
Ironton and Arcadia to Arcadia
1t ia estimated that the cost Of q
four foot walk from the south enc
Of the bridge to the Arcadia post
office would cost 5000. 1t woulo
certainly be a great improvement
Committees we're appointed ane
another meeting will be held later
From a recent issue of the Whole
salers and Retailers ReuieaD, publish