Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-10-08
q BREvITIEs.

Watermelons in abundance yet.
Another shower would be welcome,
now.
See the "Kathlyn" pictures Thurs
day, October 9Th.
Most all kinds of garden truck as
plentiful as in springtime.
Never saw so many homegrown
cucumbers on the market before.
Burk and Hobbs, it is said, will hold
a meeting in Piedmont in December.
Saturday was a beautiful day and
there were a great many people in
town.
The "Kathlyn" pictures are not
finished. There are six more install
ments.
Ironton and Gr~aniteville play ball
in Ironton this afternoon. McCabe
will toss for the visitors.
This is yelled prophet week in st.
Louis and many of the country cous-
ins are in the metropolis.
For Sale-Organ in good condition;
and a china cabinet. Inquire at MRS.
H. FERDINAND's, East Ironton.
Let the ordinance respecting the
cutting Of weeds be a little more rig
idly enforced. Especially adjacent to
the granitoid walks.
Two Justices Of the piece to be
elected in every township this fall.
Haven't heard of any candidates in
Arcadia township yet.
On the first page will be found an
article telling of the "Blanket Ballot"
to be used at the November election.
Read it and inform yourself.
DR.. Marshall reports the arrival Of
a baby girl at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. R. Hall, in Ironton, Friday,
September IS, 1914. All we'll.
Married-At the home Of the BRIDES
parents, in the Flatwoods, Sunday ,Oc-
tober A., 1914, Frank Negim of Iron
ton and Mamie Wise, Rev. DIR. Riggs
officiating.
Man past 80 with horse and buggy
to sell Stock Condition Powder in
Iron County. Salary $40 per month.
Address Q Industrial Bldg, Indianap-
oils, Indiana.
Maurice Huff, SOL Of Nr. and Mrs.
Arthur Huff, has purchased his release
from the U. s. Navy and is expected
home any day now. "Pete" will be
warmly welcomed by his many
friends.
Born-Sunday September 81, 1914,
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Madigan a
beautiful baby girl. The mother is
doing well, but the little babes lived
but a few hours, and returned to Him
who gave it.
To Exchange for residence or acre
age, in Ironton, Mo-, a St. Louis 5
room house; lots, 75x32O. Price,
$350O.O 90; $780, 90 may run seven years
at six per cent. Write Box /, Kim
loch, Mo.
Mr.. G.. w. Durfee returned to his
home in Arcadia Saturday evening
after a weeks absence in st. Louis
and Illinois. While absent Mr.. Dur
fee purchased a horse in St. Louis,
which he drove through.
A former I~rontonian, DR.. w. @.
Patton, of Cape Girardeau, writes us
a very pleasant letter and asks to be
remembered to all inquiring friends.
The Dr., we are pleased to learn, is
enjoying very good health again.
Rev. Joel T. and Mrs. Mitchell last
evening were surprised by a visit OF
practitioners bearing gifts which were
rendered with words of cheer and
commentator. 1t was a grateful Of
fering, deserved as well as appreciate
ed.
County Treasurer Jones Monday
received a check from the State
Auditor for $46s1.45, in payment Of
the costs in the Annapolis rape cases.
Every person having fees in the cases
lis asked to call on the Treasurer and
get the money.
City Marshal Fisher is trying to
collect the dog tax. He says some Of
the people owning dogs are a little
slow and inclined not to pay. Mr..
Fisher says he must collect the tax
and those who wish to avoid addition
al expense had better come forward
Immediately.
We have a very pleasing letter from
Mr.. re. Vance, formerly of Roselle,
but for several years has been making
his home in Thomas, Oklahoma. Mr.,
Vance is engaged in the blacksmith
business and doing well, and he says
he just can't get along without the
REGISTER.
The recorder has issued the follow.
ing marriage licenses the past week;
r. A. Buckner Of Blaine, Washing.
ton, and Nettie Boswell Of Arcadia.
T. d. Middleton Of Belleview an6
Mary Ogle Of Elvins.
Frank Negim of Ironton and Mamie
Wise of Madison county.
Married-At the residence of Rev
j. H. Calvert, Ironton, Mo-, r. A
Buckner, Of Blaine, Washington, and
Nettie Boswell, OF Arcadia, Mo-, or
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