Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-11-20
q BREvITIEs.
Thanksgiving, November 27th.

Thanksgiving, November 9th.
Two (?) Thanksgiving weddings.
U~nseasonably warm the past day or
two.
The license of the Pilot Knob sa-
loon expires next Saturday.
Horse, buggy and harness for sale,
cheap. Apply to John I. Marshall,
Ironton, Mo.
If you want a good square meal for
% cents go to Al. Johnson's restau-
rant, north Main street.
The programme for the teachers
meeting at King Schoolhouse next
Saturday is printed this week.
DIR. James II. Martin has rendered
his resignation to the county court as
Justice of the peace at Pilot Knob.
Pilot Knob will again soon be a
place of peace and quiet, and the cry
will then be, son, on, to Gherman-
villeI'
The property known as the Coad
place, this side of Ghermanville, was
sold under deed of trust last Saturday.
The place was bid in for E. ]. Coad.
If you want sweet potatoes that are
not FROST bitten or sunburnt go to
Johnson's restaurant, n door north
of Lopez's, IN Main street, for them.
Fred Kindell, ST., is building quite
an attractive four-room cottage on
his lot just this side of the railroad
bridge. j. R. Baldwin is the con-
tractor.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the social given by the Epworth
League at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Baldwin, Thanksgiving even
ing. Admission, 10 and 10 cents.
Mr.. T. j. Dreessen is again a resi-
dent of the Valley, having come with
his family from Poplar Bluff last
Thursday. He will make his home at
the same old place in Russellville.
The Sisters expect to occupy the
kitchen of the new wing being built
to Arcadia College by Thanksgiving
1t will be several months yet, how
ever, before the building is completed.
In place of a Thanksgiving Dinner,
the Cleaners of the Presbyterian
Church will give a Waffle Supper,
November 21st, from 5 to s P. NJ
Price % cents. In the basement of
the church.
R. r.. White last week bought from
Jacob Dinger the cottage on Main
street, just north of Codding's butcher
shop. Price, $500. Mr.. Dinger got
the place from Mayor Rasche several
months ago.
Mr.. Henry Bollinger of Belleviev
was brought to Ironton in a very seri-
GUS condition Monday and taken te
the Smith Hotel. We are sorry te
hear that there is but little hope fol
his recovery.
VIM. Plummer went to Middle
brook Sunday to assist his son, Ira,
in moving from that place to Lutes'
vile, where has been transferred al
agent for the Iron Mountain.-Fred
ericktown Tribune.
DR.. and Mrs. @. G. Kerlagon, of Bis
marck, leave Thursday. of this weel
for Victoria, Texas, on a visit to thei
son, Clarence. They expect to be alb
sent ten days. We wish them 6
pleasant journey and safe return.
McNabb & Parkins, the well driller
from Belgrade, started last week on
we'll on the Methodist Assembl.
grounds at Arcadia. The well is 10
Gated midway between the tabernacl
and the dining hall and it is hoped t
secure a bountiful supply of water a
a reasonable depth.
J.W. Allen, the monument man,
home from Hettick, Illinois, where h
had been for a week erecting a larg
monument of Missouri Red Grant
for Jonas Ribble, the president of tn
Bank Of Hettick. Mr.. Allen certainl
is a first-class monument man an
hard to beat in his line.
Prof. HI. @. johnson has bought til
Roselle store building and lot from I
B. Matthews. Mr.. Johnson is en-
gagged in teaching a business colleg
at De Soto. He is a son of Judg
johnson, now a member of the cour
ty court Of Madison county -Fredel
icktown Democrat-New
J.T, Dobbins was t~ransacting bus
ness in town yesterday. We under
stand thathe has recently purchase
several acres Of land adjoining tn
town of Bismarck on which he hi
begun the erection of a factory K
manufacture Of a patent woven VIII
stretcher which he and others are IL
terested in.-Centerville Outlook.
Programme Of the Woman's Mi
sionary Society of the P~resbyteria
church for December 10th at 3 o'cloc
P. M: Hostess, Mrs. Damron; Dew
tional, Mrs. Mckee, Business; Re
Call; Current Topic on Missions; p
per-'The Outlook in Syria" Mr.
Mitchell; Music - Duet ~ Mesdam'
Damron and Francis; Reading, Mr.
Kindell, Jr.; Prayer and Hymn.