Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-11-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

In the election in Iron county last
week % Socialist votes were cast, IL
Prohibition and 8 Progressive.
F. t. Hunt of Reynolds county de-
livered lecture on Good Roads in
the courthouse Tuesday evening.
Apples-Send me your orders for
apples. OTTo LuEDDEcKE,
Pilot Knob, Mo.
The official vote of Iron county at
. the late election is published this
week. Some dandy old-time Demo-
cratic majorities therein.
1t is time the contractor was getting
busy on our new streets. If he doesn't
hurry bad weather will be here before
he has accomplished very much.
Mr.. J.C. Wood, who lives near Mid
dlebrook, brought two very fine large
turnips to the REGISTER office this
morning. Certainly a great fall for
turnips.
Mr.. VIM. Biel, n of the pioneers
at Pilot, is critically i'll at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Kerlagon, in
Bismarck. Mr.. Biel has passed the
four-score mark.
The Holiness people from Des Arc
are conducting a meeting at Pleasant
Valley church, two miles west OF
Belleview, and it is said r awaken
ing considerable interest.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will hold an Exchange at Gay
& Kindell's store Saturday, Novem-
Der 18th, from 10 A. M. till 8 p. M.
Pies, Cakes, Etc. Home baking.
A fue in the residence occupied by
@. E. Meyers, the electric light man,
the Lindsay home on Main street,
burned out Monday morning. A hole
had to be chopped in the roof to put
out the fame.
Among the attorneys who have beer
in attendance on court this week, in
addition to the local bar, are: E. A
Green, st. Louis; o. L. Munger, Pied
mont; A. T. Brewster, Poplar Bluff
j. Fl. Raney, Greenville.
F. T. Hunt, the Good Roads Booster
informs us that the automobile road
from his place to Centerville will bs
completed to within two miles o
Centerville by next Saturday evening
Reynolds County Outlook.
Mr.. Lueddecke, the orchard man a
Pilot Knob, sent to this Office las
week an apple grown in his orchard
last year. Beyond a shrunken skin
the apple wal in a perfect state o
preservation. Rather unusual.
A letter from Prof. Loomis advises
us that he and Mrs. Loomis are nov
in New York City where they have
been since November LIST. Valley
friends wish them a pleasant AM
profitable sojourn In the metropolis.
County Superintendent Burnhan
announces a Teachers Meeting a
Goodland, Saturday, November 18th
and at Kings school house, in tn
south end Of the county, Saturday
November 21st. A good ATTENDANCE
is urged.
"A case of more than usual interes
came to our notice this week in tn
the person Of Mr.. Tom Cook Of Corn
wall. This old gentleman is 90 year
years old and went out and voted. II
has voted a straight Democratic tick
set for IA ears.-Fredericktow Demo
GRAFT News.
DR.. Swartz and family, of Edwards
Vile, Ills, who have Eeen spendin
some time in Ironton, left Tuesday
their automobile for home. The d.
is a great believer in the pure waite
and health giving air of Arcadi
Valley, and promises us to retur
again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbury and thre
small sons came out from st. Louis
Saturday, in their automobile, an
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Suhmitz. Mrs. Pillsbury and Mr.
Schmitz were girlhood friends. MI
PilIsbury is owner Of the Centrt
Electric Building in st. Louis.-D
Soto Press.
The following we're elected Con
stables for the several Townships 9
the late election:
Dent Township-Med Brooks.
Kaolin Township-Red Baker.
Iron Township-A. Hall.
Arcadia Township--B. B. Blanton.
Liberty TownshipAWm. Dunn.
Union Township-A. L. Daniels.
Mrs. Malinda A. BELLS died Noven
her q, at the home OF her son, M. I
Bells, No, $40 Echandia street, az tn
advanced age Of 50 years. The az
ceased came here from Missouri wit
her con, who IL q linotyper IN IA
Times composing room, fonrtee
years ago. The funeral services wei
held at the veaper chapel, No. 40;
East First street, at 2:3O o'clock th
afternoon.-Los Angeles, (Cal Time
MRS. Bells was long q resident
Ironton, known TO many q the old
residents, and highly esteemed *
her noble, loving qualities. To Il
bereaved relatives mourning the sey
erance Of one Of the dearest ties !