Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-12-04

gu Win my name. VIII give 30 fol
his recovery. B. M. WHITE,
Doe Run, Mo.
A very interesting entertainment
will be given at the Academy of MI.
sic, Monday evening, December sth
at 8 o'clock by the Jesse L. Hudson
Entertainment Company. Admission,
30 cents; reserved seats, 80 cents
children under twelve years of age,
25 cents. Seats can be reserved al
Grandhomme's Handy Kitchen.
STRAYED- During the summer,
from O.. K. Folks farm on Marble
Greek, two steers, marked with crop
and split in right a and underbit in
the left, and labeled go. K. Polk, Ar
cadia, Mo-" Three years old; red. For
information leading to their recovery
a reasonable reward will be paid.
g. K. POLK.
Mr.. f. O. Kaths, who has been in
the banking business at Swaffofd,
Kansas, for several years, is now To-
Gated at Hutchinson, Kansas, where he
has the position of cashier of The State
Exchange Bank, an institution with a
capital stock of 800, 900. Mr.. Kaths
writes the REGISTER that he expects
to see old friends in the valley during
the holidays.
Our old friend, Robert Hill, Esq,
left last Wednesday for Jefferson City
to spend Thanksgiving with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. A. Nall. A card from Mr..
Hill tells us that he has had an album
dance of turkey and, generally speak
ing, enjoyed himself very much. But
he says there are too many "rebels''
around the Capital and we may expect
him back in Ironton soon.
Walter Hickman, aged % years,
committed suicide at his home at
Vanduser Thursday evening Of last
week by drinking carbolic acid. He
was said to be a young man of ex-
emplary habits and no definite reason
has been assigned for his self destruc-
ton. He is survived by his young
wife to whom he had been married
only about 8 months.-Scott County
Banner.
LoGAN-Entered into rest Monday
November "a, 1918, at 8 A. NJ, Martha
Elizabeth Logan, dear mother Of Ed
ward, Wayne, John, Joseph and Nova
Logan, and dear grandmother of Har-
raj Logan and Viola Atkisson (nee
Logan, atthe age of rs years. Fun
eral from family residence, 5018 Page
boulevard, Tuesday, November 25, at
Up. M. Interment in Valhalla Gene
tery.-St. Louis Republic.
A telephone message was received
from Prof. B. W. LOOMS Tuesday
morning announcing the death of his
father, George @. Loomis, at Belgrade
Mo-, the night before. The deceased
had been in poor health for many
months and the announcement of his
death came not as a surprise. He was
a good man and citizen, and long
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prominent in Washington county. To
the bereaved we extend sympathy.
Jeweler McLaughry has a watch lately
found on Shepherd mountain near the
place where the Confederate guns
were posted at the battle of Pilot
Knob. The steel in the works of the
watch is nearly eaten away with rust
but the balance wheel is of gold anC
bright al ever. The case is of com
posite and blackened with long ex.
posure. The timepiece is Of English
manufacture. The dial figures are
completely effaced.
A. j. Langdon and Arthur Huff
spent Thanksgiving at Rolla, Mo.
with their sons who are attending the
School OF Mines. Mr.. Huff tells III
that when word was received in Rolls
that afternoon that the School o.
Mines foot ball team had defeated the
Oklahoma University team in a game
at Muskogee the School of Mines boy
just took Rolla by storm. They pa
raded the streets, built bonfres, ant
had a most joyful time.
Last Wednesday afternoon the pu'
pills of Arcadia Primary School excel
lently rendered some appropriate
Thanksgiving selections, r~eflectin'
credit on themselves and teacher
Miss Mamie Ringo for many year
has had charge of this department ant
keeps abreast of the times in thi
work. She certainly believes in
thorough foundation and works tow
ards that end. Her attitude OF kind
ness and 6rmness to the little ones in
culcates mutual respect.
F. O. Codding has sold his butcher
business in Ironton to Henry Basler
Mr.. Basler formerly conducted a mea
market in Ironton, but has been i
California the past three years. He !
Expected to arrive this week and tax
charge at once. The sale does not in
clude the real estate, but Mr.. God
ding will vacate the premises an
lease the shop and dwelling to Baslel
Mr.. Codding will spend the winter O.
his farm in the Flatwoods. In th