Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-09-25
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Piedmont Fair this Q
Circuit court convenes October
9th.
Lopez's tell of the fall opening this
week.
A couple cars of ice were imported
to Ironton last week.
Next Saturday will the .49th anniver-
sary of the battle of Pilot Knob.
Fall Opening at the Lopez Store
next Saturday, September 9th.
Born-To MI. and Mrs. Fred Becker,
Pilot Knob Mo-, September 81, a boy.
The Annual Conference of the M.
e. Church convenes. in Jackson to-day.
The Thermometer got down to "a
Monday night. The weather is de-
lightful.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James
Billado, Pilot Knob, Mo-, September
6, a girl.
Magnificent stock of Ladies', Misses
and Children's new fall coats at Lopez
Store Co.
Big Show at Opera House this
Wednesday, night. Admission ten
and five cents.
The Arcadia Valley Bottling Com
pany last week sold $50 cases of soda
to the Piedmont fair.
Autumn Millinery Opening at Mrs.
Woodside's, Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER 25th, 1880 to 10 o'clock
No preaching at Fort Hill church
next Sunday. Mr.. Vaughan is at the
Annual Conference at Jackson.
In about ten days in September we
had about 4 and a half inches of rain.
This is most unusual for September.
5 acre farm for sale at Brule, Mo. {.
Two dwellings and Artesian Well.
Price, $500. w. j. LEE, Arcadia, Nc.
Frank Richardson and George Bel
KNAPP this week purchased the General
Merchandise Stock of Mrs. L. Richard
SOMEONE Terre Star.
Hay is already being shipped to
town. The price is now in the
neighborhood of 800. 1t is predicted
that it will be $35 by spring.
How did you like the frost Sunday
night2 1t makes a fellow shiver. Get
into some warm underwear at Browns
and keep comfortable and well.
For Sale-Young COW, coming in in
January; also a few shoats, at Center
Carver Valley.
HENRY G. MEYERS, Clover Mo.
The County Board of Appeals, in
the assessment of Merchants and
Manufacturers was in session Mon
day. There was little or nothing do
ing.
Moses Lax, an old colored resident,
died at his home in Ironton Monday
night after a prolonged illness. The
deceased had lived here nearly fifty
years.
A marriage license was issued in st.
Louis Monday to Chas. W. Chandler
and Dorothy M. Blemel of Bonnie
Terre. Valley friends extend best
wishes.
The Catholic ladies of the valley
will give a complimentary dance al
the residence of Mr.. Ira Kanouse next
Friday, September 26th. Attend ano
have a pleasant evening.
VIM. Shular last week sold 240 acres
of land on Crane Pond, ten miles
south of Ironton, to DR.. Ohio Barnett
recently of Indiana, who will locate
on the place and clear it up.
O. P. Damron and family returned
last Saturday from a six weeks visit
to Colorado. They report a pleasant
trip and their little daughter is much
improved in health, we are glad tC
say.
Cow LosT-From Mrs. Altrup'i
home, (the old Stumbaugh place., one
mile east of Arcadia, a black muley
COW with short tail. Reward for hel
return. Address Mrs. Sophia Altrup.
Arcadia, Mo.
j. o. Russell was in town Monday
on his way home to Belleview from
st. Louis where he had been attend
ing the Piesbytery which was in SEES
sion several days last week.-Mrs.
marck Gazette.
DIR. E. L. Farmhouse last weel
bought from L. b. Hardy fifty feet o.
ground on Main street, just south O
B. N. Browns store. Consideration
5000. Mr.. Hardy bought the lot from
Jos Madlinger for $3.50.
Robect R. Patton, former Irontor
boy, and Miss Myrtle Hunt of Farm
ington were united in marriage
Thursday, September IL, 1913, al
Pennington. Bob's valley friends
wish him every happiness.
But two applicants for the post
mastership at Sabula took the civil
service examination conducted b.
Postmaster D~augherty on September
18th. The names OF those taking thu
examination are not made public.
Mrs. Ruth Collins entertained I
number of young people at a dance a