Iron County register., 1912-04-11

for cash or on time; also one five-
year-old mare for sale. For par
ticulars see me at Des Arc, Mo.
: JAMES HICKS.
There will be an entertainment
given by the Pilot Knob public
school Saturday night, April Goth.
Program beginning at 1880 P. M,
admission, Is cents. Music fur
nished by the Ironton Orchestra
All are cordially invited to attend
Mr.. w. j. Bethel of Arcadia has
accepted position as refrigerator
engineer for the Stiffler Ice & Coal
Co. at Springfield, Ills. This COM
pany owns three plants. Mr..
Bethel is worthy engineer in the
plant on 10th and Edwards streets.
Don't forget the pancake and
waffle supper given at the home 81
Mrs. Haywood, Thursday, the
18th, from 5 to 8 o'clock; Is cents
for children and 25 for grown
folks. Homemade candies and
gingham aprons on sale, at the
same place.
Miss Nettie Boswell has opened
home bakery in Arcadia and re-
spectfully solicits a share of the
public patronage. Pies, cakes,
bread and all kinds of baking
done to order. A trial is solicited
and satisfaction is guaranteed in
every instance.
The report that is being circu-
lated in adjoining counties that
two of Fredericktown's prominent
citizens had been indicted by the
late grand jury is false in every
particular and the parties giving
publicity to these false and SLAM
derous reports will no doubt be
met by the strong arm of the law.
I-Frederickto1U Democrat NeqUs.
The Fourth Annual Meeting oi
the Iron Mountain Presbyterial
Society will meet at the Presby-
terian Church, Fredericktown,
April 17th and 18th. Miss Alice
Gay and Mrs. Hattie Kindell are
the delegates from Ironton. Mrs
L. A. Mckee, of Ironton, is Sec
retary and Treasurer of the
Home Missions.
At a reception to be given al
"Pomona Heights" south of Ar
cadia this evening, Mr.. and Mrs,
H. w. Tapley, will announce the
engagement of their daughter
Laura Beatrice, and Mr.. William
Carl Hoffman, of Arcadia. The
wedding date is May 1st, and will
be solemnized in the Baptis
Church, Ironton. Although com.
paratively new comers to the val
ley these most worthy young peo.
pie have many friends here who
wish them greatest happiness.
This wednesday, mornings
st. Louis papers tells of the death
of VIM. Schulze, timer living al
2243 Jules Avenue, st. Louis
Schulze fell from the roof of {
two-story building at 18th stree
and Morrison avenue Tuesday
afternoon and was instantly
killed. The deceased was wei
known in the valley having made
his home in Arcadia several years
but has been in st. Louis TO;
some time past. The bereavet
family have the sympathy of theil
friends in their sorrow.
The spring opening at the
Lopez Store last Saturday was
the success that characterizes ev-
cry effort of the big store. AL
day long the place was crowded
and Manager Ringo and his cap
able assistants saw that every
guests convenience and comfor
was ministered to. 1t was a buy
ing crowd, too, and the sales fol
the day went up into large figures
The season was most successfully
inaugurated and the big store and
it's patrons and friends smiled all
day long. d
Married-St. Louis, Mo-, Satur-
day, April 6, 1912, Douglas Edgar
Fletcher, of Arcadia, and Jennie
Ellvie Snyder, of Oklahoma, Rev,
Geo. Steel, pastor of the Tower
Grove Baptist Church officiating
Mr.. Fletcher and bride arrived in
the valley Sunday and will make
their home in the cobblestone
bungalow just completed by Louis
Miller across the street from the
hotel lots in Arcadia. The friends
of these young people in the val.
ley wish them every happiness
and success.
Frank Mangold of Harviell, the
popular son of JOHN Mangold, was
in the city Wednesday. He was
enroute to his home at Harviel
from st. Louis, where he has beer
in the hospital for some time. HI
Suffered a fall on the railroad track
at Harviell several weeks ago re.
sulting in seriously cutting the
leaders in the wrist of his right
hand and for some time it was
| feared that he would not have
perfect use of the fingers, but by
careful treatment this was over.
come. e.-PopIar Bluff Citizen.
| The election at Bismarck was re-
| ported to have been a strictly we
and dry fight. The vets favored
the election OF George j. Goeltz al
Mayor, and he won, 125 to 64
John Fitzpatrick was reelected
Marshal and A. T. Davidson Col
lector. AL Hinze was elected AL