Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-02-20

DFducu u mnl AOE several years anu
thoroughly understands the business.
-Centerville Outlook.
Harvey Pannebecker, aged about
forty years, died at his home on
Marble Creek last Saturday after an
illness of about one week. The de-
ceased leaves a wife and two children
to mourn his demise. The funeral
occurred Sunday and interment was
made at the Polk cemetery.
We are informed by a citizen of
Tom Sank that several wealthy people
of st. Louis intend to build a club
house IN the head of Tom Sank, so
that they may spend the summer
months out there fishing and hunting
and seeing Tom Sauk's beautiful
scenery.-Centerville Outlook.
Mayor Rasche has let the contract
to Jacob Dinger for building him a
store house and residence. The
structure will be on the site of Mr..
Rasche present store. The work OF
tearing down the old building will be
commenced in a couple of weeks and
the new house built as soon as possible.
The remains Of Mrs. Martin. relict
of the late D. F. Martin, who thirty
five years ago was a prominent resi-
dent of this county, vel brought
here last Sunday and inferred in the
Masonic cemetery. Mrs. Martin died
at the home Of her daughter, in Elk
hart, Indiana. Mr.. Martin was brought
here for burial several years ago.
A very enjoyable meeting of the
Ladies' Social Club was held, February
IL, 1918, with Mrs. Newman as hostess.
Original Valentines were read. Mrs.
Newman and Mrs. Bishop each re-
sponded with a recitation. A contest,
ssnuts to crack" followed. The re-
freshments were elegant and nicely
served. Mrs. t. B. Pruitt will be the
next hostess, February %, 1918.
Monday morning Mrs. P. A. Farmer,
who has been visiting at the home of
her son, W. L. Farmer, here in Cotton
since before the holidays, left for Ros-
well, New Mexico, for a visit with an
other son on her return to her home
in Missouri. MI. and Mrs. N. L. Par
mer and daughter, Wilma, spent Sun
day with friends in Los Angeles
Cotton California; Information.
/ had the good fortune of attending
a home party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Kellogg a few evening since.
Both host and hostess are excellent in
music, Mrs. Kellogg being a fine vio-
linist. Cards and music were succeed
ed by an elegant luncheon, and the
midnight hour was near at hand when
at length our departure were taken.
1t was a most enjoyable evening.
DIR. E. L. Farmhouse is spending the
week in Ironton. The DR.. is now an
Inspector in the Pure Food and Drug
Department of Missouri. His present
headquarters are at Columbia, Mo-.
but there is bill before the legislature
to change the same to st. Louis. The
Doctors duties will require that he be
on the road most of the time. He is
an efficient officer and his appointment
meets general approval.
For SALE-Blacksmith and Wagon
Shop; consisting of One 6-Horse-
Power Gasoline Engine, One Band
Saw, One Rip Saw Rig, One Emery
Stand, and complete set of Black
smith tools. Located in Good Stand
Doing Good Business. Reason fol
selling, Bad Health. l also have {
good Groom house and lot for sale
Will sell cheap if taken at once.
j.. W. ROBINSON, Des Arc, Mo.
The Cleaners of the Presbyterian
Church will give a'Dime Social, and
an Apron Sale, lat the home of Mrs. W
7. Gay, Friday evening, February 81
beginning at Z O'Clock. A program
consisting of instrumental and voca,
music and recitations will be given
Refreshments will will be served
Everybody cordially invited to at
tend.
So come one, come all,
Bring the children, great and small
Nothing has been heard from tn
gentlemen who did the prospecting a
the Silver Mines, notice of which ap
peared in this column last week; blu
from those who are in a position t
know, we learn that there is hardly
doubt but that work on a large seal,
will commence out there as soon a
spring opens up. One of the gentle
men who did the prospecting is a par
owner Of the property and has beef
interested in mining operations in tn
hJoplin district. -Fredericktown Demo
craft News.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Whitworth o
Ironton, the latter a daughter of Mrs
Rebecca Galloway Of this city, an
her daughter, Jane, arrived in thi
city last evening. They we're accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Our
It's, a bridal pair, the bride having
been Miss Bessln Gillian, a very pop
ular and beautiful young woman Q
Ironton. They were on their way t
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