Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-01-02

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postmaster at lronton, expired
last March. Mr.. Steel has been
holding over since then, no APP
pointment having been made.
The salary of the Ironton office is
$1,000.
There was a three inch snow at
Newport, Arkansas, Monday OF
last week, and here, nearly two
hundred miles north, there was not
a sign of "the beautiful" ALI the
trains from the south we're cover
ed with snow.
On the first page of the REGIS
TER will be found an article writ
ten by Miss Claire, "The Girl from
Wyoming" who rode through this
section on horseback last February
on a journey from Wyoming to
Buffalo, New York.
The editors, senior and junior,
are indebted to Mr.. H. A. Nall OF
Jefferson City for a couple OF
boxes of most excellent cigars for
Christmas. Arthur never over
looks the printer at home. We
return our most sincere thanks.
NoTICE-Do you want to save
money? From January list until
January 10Th there will be a spec
ial price on shoes, underwear,
clothing, overcoats, sweaters, long
cloaks, and in fact on every article
in the store at B. N. BROWNS.
Our young friend, Jerry Wick,
called on us this week, while on a
short visit here. Jerry is now as
sisting his father as embryo dem
tist, and l predict for him a useful
and successful career. He is in
telligent, Industrious and capable
Otto Collins was here from st
last week to see his parents. Otto
is keeping books for Hembergel
Bros, wholesale shoe dealers
His brother Frank, is a collector
for Swift & Co. Otto tells US that HI
is thinking of establishing a laun
dry in the valley.
A. P. Vance was in Elvins tn
first of the week visiting hi
younger brother, John D. Vance
The elder Vance formerly live
and taught school in southeas
Missouri but since then has live
I in a number of the far wester.
lstates.-ElUins Journal.
From Mondays Globe. Democrc
we learn that Mrs. Elizabeth Duty
mother of Rev. Geo. H. Duty
former pastor of the Ironton Pres
t byterian church, died at Keokul
Iowa, Sunday at the age OF .
J years. Mr.. Duty is now runnin
a newspaper at Montrose, Iowa.
, Our friend of7nearly half a cen
| fury, Mr.. w. H. Delano, has bee
considerably under the weathe
the past week, suffering from tn
grip. 1t affected his heart Sunda
and his condition was critical fc
1 a while, but he is some better nov
I w hope to announce his CON
plete recovery soon.
Mrs Sadie Fletcher of Arcadi
last week purchased the Creamel
: property in Arcadia from the Lem
I Brewing Company, st, Louis, pay
ing therefor $3.50. This marks tt
Q passing of the ice plant as, we III
~derstand, it is the intention to r.
move all machinery and use tt
d building for barns and stora&
purposes.
% A. J. Langdon, the founder Of tl
10 Bank of Hornersville, last wee
ts solo his interest in that institntic
to VIM. M. Gates, and it Is repor
ed that it brou hit 1926, which is
mighty good showing. Mr.. Ian.
u don still retains his land inleres
u in Dunklin county, but does n
/ stay here as much as formerly.
~ DunkIin Democrat.
With the exception of Cha
Middleton, all the defendants
the Annapolis rape case have be
p released on bond and are now
b. liberty. The bonds where signed
Gus. Funk, G. E. Bolch, Add Rec
"a land relatives of the accuse
Middleton will probably rems
in Jail until Judge Evans pass
id on the motion for a new trial
his case.
~ Sunday was the first real d
g agreeable day of the winter.
wet snow commenced 10 fall abe
daylight and covered the grounc
really our first snow of the seast
Then came a d~rizzling rain viii
SO, lasted more or less throughout
n day and into the night.
nd thought sure our fine weather v
IN, all gone. But Monday dawr
bright and clear and lovely.
'r- George Swinefard, a sale
OF keeper at Doe Run, and ALI
A Profit of the same town made
trip to Pilot Knob the day al
. Christmas. While here Swii
nd fard got "under the influen'
on and while in that condition SO
nv S105 was stolen from him. He
peared before Prosecuting Damn
"a. Saturday and swore out a wars
!, charging Profit with the tn
Profit has skipped out. He fol
erly lived in Pilot Knob.
will The attention of the reader
ice directed to the advertisement
the Grand Avenue Bank, ST. 10
10 which appears in this issne of
Ho REGISTER. The Grand Ave-
Bank is one of the most stabe
ny prosperous financial institution