Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
What SO lovely as the fall9

What SO lovely as the fall?
All kind of Underwear at Browns.
There will be a glorious time on the
25th.-Adv.
Apples are being imported. The To-
cal yield is light.
Some delicious roastin' ears. Unu-
sual for October.
Don't you think that Ironton should
have waterworks?
We have had nearly nine inches Of
rain the past month.
Circuit court convenes october 81.
The docket.is not large.
Pennington is to have alocal option
election some time this fall.
The probate docket for the Novem-
Der term is printed this week.
Wanted-A house girl. Apply tc
Mrs. Jos. Madlinger, Ironton, Mo.
A. Rieke & Son are having a new
and up-to-date wagon scale put in.
Were the fields and lawns ever be-
fore so green and fresh in October?
The granite quarries report business
a little quiet. A revival is looked fol
soon.
For Sale, Cheap : Family horse
Perfectly sound and good saddler. APP
ply to w. B. Potter.
Coal and Wood. Heaters, from $1.0(
to $500. Comforts and Blankets
from $1.00 up. A. RIEKE & Son.
First-class stove or cordwood de-
livered at $500 per cord.
H. E. HuBBELL, Ironton, Mo. Phone
1888.
Superintendent Burnham is in the
west end of the county and will hold {
teachers meeting at Goodwater Q
Saturday.
Married-At the court house, Thurs
day, October 8, 1918, by Judge Q. W
Roop, Jesse Groves and Susie Black
ford, both of Pennington, Mo.
Married-At the court house, Fri
day, October 10th, 1913, Aaron Gam
bel and Pearl Clemens, both of Mid
dlebrook, Mo.
Quite a humber of magazines ad
vance in price November 10th. TAKE
advantage of the bargain subscrip'
tions. BAPTIST LADIES.
R. W. Ayres of st. Louis informs u
that he will be here soon to spend 6
portion of the lovely fall weather In
his cottage on Shepherd Mountain
side.
Mr.. R. E. Rudy, we understand, ha
purchased a place near Pennington
and will make his home there whel
he vacates his farm the first of thu
year.
Potosi last week, by nearly un
animous voice, voted a $14 900 bon
issue for the construction of water
works and sewage. Let Ironton ge
busyl
Mr.. W. H. Delano Monday brough'
to this office four fine large pears
The four weighed more than thre
pounds and we're certainly fine speci
mems of the fruit.
Mr.. Myers, the shoe man, has bee
delayed in getting possession OF nj
place Of business in the Academy 0
Music; but he will be installed therein
not later than Saturday.
Mrs, Elsie Trauernicht of Bonn
Terre was taken to a hospital in s.
Louis last week. 1t is thought she
suffering from appendicitis, and a
operation may be necessary.
Died-At Pilot Knob, Mo-, the IN
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
Thompson, aged 4 months and "a days
The bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of their neighbors and friends
Miss Augusta Trauernicht entertain
ed q number of little friends Tuesda
afternoon. The occasion was til
seventh anniversary of the hostess
birth. Everybody had a glorious
good time.
The Annual Assembly of the Nazs
rene Church of Missouri will meet 8
College Hill, Des Arc, Thursday, W
tober 10th, and be in session fol-
days. About seventy delegates an
preachers will attend.
For Sale-One dining room tab.
and six chairs, one iron bed, n PAL
lor set, one heating stove, coo
stove, one buffet, one bedroom Sc
and one library table. Apply 10 U.
Hanson, Ironton, Mo.
Work progresses on the addition
Arcadia College. 1t is hoped to hay
the lower floors of the structure reao
for occupancy by Christmas. II
structure will hardly be thorough
completed before spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman L. Rieke a.
rejoicing over the arrival of a fine b
by boy at their home, Thursday NOR
ing, October 9, 1918. All are well al
happy. The REGISTER extends col
gratulations and very best wishes
A credit store is like a hose pil
with q leak in it; a cash store is q
hose pipe without a leak. oreo
stores always lose some account
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