Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-09-26

and is coming home covered with
glory.
j. R. Sewell, of st. James,, Mo-,
has signed the contract for boring
a deep well on Arcadia Heights.
He guarantees a we'll that will fur
nish 1000 gallons of water an
hour. Work will commence by
October list.
Edgar H. Anderson, son of JAS
per Anderson of the west end of
the county, is now employed in the
dairy of the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Nc. Mr..
Anderson was recently a student
in the Missouri University.
Volume /, No. /, of The BethIe-
hem Messenger, s'devoted to the in
terest of Christian Education"
published at Des Arc, Mo-, is on
our desk. Prof. A. S. London,
Dean of the Holiness College, is
editor. Success to the Messenger.
Coadiutor Bishop johnson held
services in st. Paul's church Sun
day morning. He is a most affa-
BILE gentleman and eloquent pulpit
orator. Bishop johnson departed
on a belated train for De Soto,
where he had confirmation service
that evening.
The Ringing circus at Flat Riv-
er last Thursday is said to have
been attended by over 10000
people, and consequently carried
away some thousands of dollars.
1t attracted a good many people
away from the Fair on that day
Pennington Times.
The granitoid walk in front of
the residence of Mrs. F. M. Davis
on Shepherd street certainly adds
much to the appearance of the
place. Mrs. Davis has sodded be-
tween the walk and the curb and
between the walk and the fence.
1t is mighty attractive.
Jacob Dinger was operated on
for appendicitis in the Lutheran
Hospital, st. Louis, last Thursday.
His brother, Ed, who accompanied
him to the hospital, returned home
Saturday and says Jake is doing
nicely and hopes to return home
in the course of q month.
A note from Mr.. r. G. Love at
Edge Hill tells us that his daugh-
ters, Misses Florence and Salome,
have returned to Columbia and are
doing excellent work in the Uni
versity. The young ladies say
that they just couldn't get along at
all without the REGISTER.
Fall Goods arriving every day,
We have now our line of Fall and
Winter Shoes, Hats, Clothing.
Overcoats, Cloaks, Underwear.
Sweaters, Shirts, Etc. I'VE can
save you money"
B. N. BROWN.
You are cordially invited to at
tend the Luncheon and Smoker al
the Academy of Music Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock. It's pur.
pose is to promote a general gooc
feeling and engender a spirit Of
"get together among the Business
men of the Valley.
M. M. Worry. Sec'v,
An extra freight engine struck
Chas. Schleuter, aged 20, in the
south end of the yards here Fri
day evening. DR.. Eaton was call.
ed and found extensive bruise'
and cuts of the face and head
After his injuries were dressed he
was sent to his home at Ironton
He will recover.-Bismarck Gazette
The rain which fell on last Tues
day raised the water in the rivel
sufficiently to be of great benef
in floating the large drive of tiel
which the Moss Tie Company haJ
in the river above this place. By
the time the drive reaches this
place they will have approximate
iy 100,0 900 ties in the water.-Cen
terrible Outlook.
Fall Millinery Opening at Mrs
Woodside's Thursday, October Sd
The ladies are requested to pleas,
not overlook the date. There will
be an extensive, exquisite ant
beautiful display of fall and win
ter millinery, and many othe
things to attract and captivate tn
feminine eye. All the ladies ar
urged to attend.
Ernest Nash, colored, twent.
years of age, had both feet cut Of
while trying to board a movin,
train at Hogan last Friday morn
ing. He was brought to Irontol
that afternoon and taken to tn
poor farm, where he died at sever
O'Clock that evening. Nash sal
his home was in Biscoe, Prairi
county, Arkansas,
Andy Peterson, a former wei
known citizen of Southeast Mis-
souri,, was in Ironton last week
having just returned from Den
mark, whore he has been for th
.past year or two. MI. Peterso,
has, in all, made six round trip
across the ocean, first coming t
this country in 1875. He says he !
here to stay this time.
The Belleview and Bismarcl
} base ball mines crossed bats at Bis
| marck Sunday. The score was
to 1 in Belleview's favor. Belle
view rallied in the ninth inning
scoring five runs. Battery fo
! Bismarck, Warren, Watkins; fc
Belleview, Warren, Paullus. TIL
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