Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-12-11

AuOlpu HAS uOAlud1 dus
All kind of Underwear at Browns.
Percy & Son have a Christmas ad.
Plenty of rain and mud the past
week.
New line of fine dinner sets at Lopez
Store 90.
Miss Susan a tthe Academy of Music,
December 18th.
Nichols has moved into his new
quarters in south Ironton.
Wanted-Both corn and acorn hogs.
w. d. FLETCHER.
M. H. Keesling was in town Mon
day fromB rule with a load of fine ap-
pies.
There are sixty-fve rooms in the
new wing being built to Arcadia Col
lege.
Clean the leaves off the granitoid
walks. Have that much civic pride
about you.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Mirt Scog-
gin, st. Louis, Mo-, December 9th,
1918, a boy.
Notwithstanding the mild weather
the wood haulers say they have all
they can do.
Postmaster Daugherty is fitting him
self bachelor quarters in the telephone
building.
The merchants hope the colder
weather will help business. 1t has
been very quiet.
Prof. Loomis and Duncan Robertson
each killed a fine wild turkey out
hunting Saturday.
Ironton mail was carried by Tues
day morning. Was brought back on
No. 4 that evening.
The Academy of Music is being wir-
ed for electric lights. About forty
lights are provided for.
Never before was there such pasture
in December. 1t promises to be good
until the first Of the year, anyway.
For Sale-Snap corn delivered any
where in the valley.
w. D. FLETCHER.
David @. Vance is completing a res
idence on Arcadia Heights. He is al
present making his home in Ozark
Inn.
The prospect does not seem to be
very good for getting any Iron coun'
ty granite in the new capitol building
at Jefferson City.
Mr.. T. J. Dresser expects to open
a tie camp on the lands of the Big
Muddy Coal & Iron Company about
two miles west of Hogan.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs
Kindell, ST., Thursday afternoon
December IL, at two O'Clock. All
members requested to by present.
Perhaps you have a sewing machine
in mind. If SO, the Eldredge is thu
DeSG. we nave Un6m.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Trunks, and Suit Cases, Sanitar.
Couches and Davenports, uprigh
Bedsteads and S~ettees,
A. RIEKE & SONS.
After a week or more of UNUSUAL.
warm weather for the time the year
the wind blew mighty cold last Sun
day and the thermometer went dow
to 90.
Congressman Russell of Missouri
has introduced a bill in the house pro
viding for the monthly payment o
pensions instead of quarterly, as al
present.
Mr.. Vaughan has completed hi
concrete house in the north end @
town, near the depot, and will opel
a stock OF groceries therein in tn
near future.
Mr.. Chas. j.. Tual returned from 81
Louis last week. He reports Mrs.
Tual as greatly improved and think
she will be able to come home in
couple of weeks.
W.P. Patterson, whose saw mill OF
Marble Creek was destroyed by fir
a couple of weeks ago, has ordered
new outfit and expects to- be sawin
again in a few days.
Henry Basler and family arrive
from California Tuesday evening (
glast week and the following Frida
Mr.. Basler assumed charge Of Coo
dlng's butcher shop.
"John, I wish you would bring
heating stove back with you to-day.
"What kind Mary?n IA WILSON
course. There's none just as goot
You can get it at MADIGAN'S.n
County Treasurer Jones received
card this morning from his brothe
DR.. E. e. Jones, at Lilburn, Mo-, al
nouncing the arrival of a baby 81
Monday, December 8, 1918. All wei
T. r. Tolleson, of Leadwood, WI
here last Friday to see his lit
daughter, Adele, who underwent :
operation at the Hospital the first
the week for appendicitis-BonI
Terre Star.
Mr.. Spencer, who has been living
the g. r.. Gay residence for sever
years, has leased the Kesling bricl