Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-01-16

a pound; turkey, II and a half cents a
pound; and ducks Q cents. Bring them
to me. O. d. ALEXANDER,
Adjoining Goulding's Park.
F.. o. Codding, of the Ironton Meat
Market, last week used the parcels
post to make a shipment of pork
chops to a patron at Annapolis. It
was probably the first time any meat
passed through the Ironton postofice.
Manager Grsndhomme announces
the following attractions at Academy
Of Music on the dates named: Blind
Boone Concert Company, January
Both. "The Sweetest Girl in Dixie"
February sth. "The Town Fool"
April Sd.
Kennel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Curry, fell on the ice and broke his
collar bone last Thursday. A number
of persons yer unfortunate enough
to sustain mighty hard falls. But this
was the only bone fracture in this
vicinity of which we have heard.
Sheriff Sharp received a telegram
Saturday night to meet the 9:45 train
to arrest some drunken men who were
abroad in violation of the State law.
He arrested a man who lives at Lutes-
vile and is said to own a livery stable
there; it cost the hilarious one $10.75
and he went on down to Lutesville
Sunday. = Fredericktown Democrat
News.
Bert Baker, of Belleview, and Miss
Anna LIMA, of Irondale, were mar
ried here Christmas eve by Re v
Stewart. The groom is a brother OF
M. w. Baker of this place and the
bride is the daughter of Rev. LIMA
of Irondale. They will make their
future home at Belleview. We wish
them a happy and prosperous matri-
monial voyage.-Bismarck Gazette.
We have a few lines from our old
time friend Horace E. Pease, now liv-
ing in Ustick, Idaho. He writes, "the
REGISTER is a mighty good friend. II
keeps me informed of the doings Of
my old home. We are all we'll and
getting along nicely. Have had nc
rought weather until last night wher
it dropped from 4 above to 4 below
The sun is shining out warm today
Best wishes to ALL"
Miss Roberta Francis, youngest
daughter of Mrs. M. J. Francis, of this
city, underwent an operation in st
Luke's Hospital, st. Louis, last Thurs
day for goitre. The operation was {
serious one, but we are glad to bt
able to state that the young lady
passed the ordeal bravely, and is nov
on the road to recovery. We hope
soon to announce her early restora'
ton to perfect health,
1t is rumored that Mr. A. Lopez ant
a man by the name of Pickel, a vel
known stone man in st. Lonis, have
purchased the Syenite quarries a
Graniteville and will operate the sam,
in the future. We can not vouch TO
the truth of the statement. The Sye
mite Company, that has leased tn
property for the past thirty years O
more, is moving all its property from
the leasehold and carrying the same t.
Middlebrook.
George w. Clarkson was re-electe'
president of the Grand Avenue Banl
yesterday afternoon. The director
several days ago presented Mr.. Clark
son with a gold watch as a token o
their appreciation of the manner il
which he has conducted the affairs O
the bank. Col. Lon Sanders of Gov
Elliott w. MAJORS staff made the pre-
sentation speech.-Globe- Democrat.
Good for George!
Word was received here last wee.
Of the death of James Twomey, at hi
home in Pasadena, California, Decen
Der 20, 1912, aged 50 years. The de
ceased spent his boyhood days in Iro
county, leaving here for the Code
State probably thirty years ago. H
was q son of the late Patrick Twome
and an uncle of our fellow townsmar
F. A. Twomey. A wife, three child
rem, two brothers and six sister
mourn his demise.
After quite a prolonged illness, Mr.
Marcella Lee, relict of the late Wn
J. Lee, ST., died at the home of he
son, VIM. j. Lee, in Arcadia, Mo
Monday, January 10, 1913, at q;
O'Clock P. M, aged so years. Requiel
mass was held at the Convent Chap,
Wednesday morning and the remain
we're taken to De Soto for intermei
on the afternoon train. Mrs. Lee ha
been a resident of Iron County near
twenty years and many friends learne
of her end with sorrow. To the bereav
ed we extend our sympathy.
BAPTIST CHURCH-The pastor, d
Milford Riggs, is issuing a special il
vitation to the pnblic to attend SER
ices next Sunday, the 10Th, morniI
and evening. The meetings Of Il
! day will be as follows: Sunday scho
at ten o'clock, preaching at eleve
> Young Peoples meeting in the evel
ing at half past six, and preaching
half past seven. Subject of mornir
sermon, "Going to Meeting" Subje
of evening sermon, "The Prodigal
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