Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-09
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
& Son have a new ad.

Percy & Son have a new ad.
Central Office wa moved tothe new
telephone building last week.
Attention is directed to Mr.. E. My
ers' ad on the first page. 1t will in
terest you.
The REGISTER home-folk are in the
city and l am "taking mine ease at
mine inn"
Our granitoid sidewalks are an ever
present pride and a Joy forever-or
whereabouts.
The Arcadia Country property will
be sold under deed of trust by Sheriff
Blue next Saturday. (
The Guild of st. Paul's Church will
meet at Mrs. Codding's Thursday
afternoon this week.
The dust has ceased from troubling
and the passing auto no longer scatters
discomfort on every side.
The Cleaners of the Presbyterian
church will give a Thanksgiving din
ner in the church basement.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hale,
near Pilot Knob, Mo-, Wednesday,
September "a, 1918, a daughter.
The fall promises to be most mag
nifieent. Some compensation for the
unusually disagreeable summer.
There will be a Halloween Social
in the basement of the Presbyterian
church, October 31st, 8 P. M. Admis-
sion, 10 cents.
A. M. Madigan will nov his hard
ware store as soon as the store room
in the new telephone building is ready
for occupancy.
Gardens and garden truck much
better than any time the past spring,
And the lawns and fields are a most
beautiful green.
The weather man is compensating
us just now for the extremes of heal
and chill with which he tried Jul souls
in September and preceding.
Married-At the courthouse, Iron
tof, Mo-, by Judge o. W. Roop, satur'
day, October 4, 1918, E. M. Honey
and Doretha Howell-all of Belleview
Mo.
MARKEDLY Judge 0. W. Roop, a
the courthouse, Ironton, Monday
October 6, 1918, William Moore anc
Nellie Haskins-all of Ellington
Reynolds county, Mo.
Messrs. Reyburn and Hawkins re-
turned the latter part of the weel
from a weeks stay at the State Fai
in Sedalia. They say that the fail
was certainly the greatest ever.
For SALE parlor set, / dining
room table and six chairs; l buffet,
bedroom set, / iron bed, 2 rugs,
heating stove and 1 cook stove
Apply to Q. F. Hanson, Ironton, Mo
The foliage promises to be unusual
ly beautiful this fall. 1t was feare'
that the dry summer would ruin the
fall foliage. But the September rain
: left the leaves on the trees mos
luxuriant.
MARKEDLY Rev. L.. F. Asyley, a
his residence, Arcadia, Mo-, Thursday
October I'd, 1918, Mr.. D. O. Harleso
and Mrs. A. Brown. The groom
from North Missouri, and the bride
resident of Belleview.
The Ladies' Social Club met las
week and elected the following officer
for 1918 1914: Mrs. R. P, Grow, Presi
dent; Mrs. Sadie Fletcher, Vice-Pres
dedt; Mrs. j. N. Bishop, Secretary
Mrs. Fred Kindell, ST., Treasurer.
A fair crowd heard the lecture o,
Good Roads by Hon. George D. MAJ
shall, of Washington, d. O., at tn
Academy of Music last Wednesda
night. The talk was a practical on
and evidenced that the speaker ha
his subject we'll in hand.
From the De Soto Correspondence
to the Hillsboro Democrat: "Joh
Brierton and wife of Hattiesburl
Mississippi, have announced the al
rival of a son. Mrs. Brierton will b
remembered as Miss Augusta Bohr
and was a De Soto girl"
Win Garrison, who was placed
jail several weeks ago, charged wit
stealing meat from Will Halls stoI
in Arcadia, pleaded guilty befor
Squire Rasche last Thursday, and w'
assessed fine and cost amounting I
about $57, which he paid.
w. s. Tussey of Corridor passe
through Fruit City Saturday enrout
to Clarksville, Pike County Mo
where he has a position as Publisht
of The GAINESVILLE Piker. Mr.. Tusse
is an all around printer and we wis
him success in his new field of labor
Fruit City Herald.
Mrs. A. A. Jacobs entertained at a
informal dinner party Wednesda.
October list. A very pleasant tim
was enjoyed by those present, anon
whom were Mesdames Aspley, Andel
son, Allen, Baird, Curry, Farra
Plante and Whitworth. The guest
honor was Rev. Mr.. Aspley.
Mrs. Zeppa Mae Owens, Worth
Grand Matron, Order of the Easter