Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-31
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Make your new Year resolutions.
A mighty cold month has December
been.
The Tax Collector reports poor col
lections.
The last of the Kathlyn pictures
Thursday night.
Regular meeting of the city council
Monday night next.
Our newly elected county court
meets next Monday.
Read "Dark Hollow" You will
find it full of interest.
Monday and Tuesday were pleasant,
but cold again Wednesday.
The contractor Monday again COM
menced work on Main Street.
Iron ~county's Christmas seems to
have been peaceful and quiet.
The indications are that everything
will be mighty quiet the next two
months.
Annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Belleview Bank next Tuesday,
January 9th.
Walter Shular, who lives at Arcadia,
slipped on the ice Christmas day and
eaII ard hrnbo hic lnu
Sale Of stock and household goods
at Jerseydale farm, east of Ironton,
Saturday, January I'd.
A Mayor, Marshal, Collector and
four Aldermen are to be chosen at the
city election to be held April 9th.
Just received. A car of No. l Up
land Prairie Hay at / 700.
A. RIEKE & Son.
A Social Dance at Valley Inn by the
Arcadia Valley Dancing Club New
Years Eve. Admission, fifty cents
per couple.
The Burk and Hobbs meeting at
Piedmont closed Sunday night. The
conversions numbered $50, 100 uniting
with the churches Sunday.
Have you seen the swell calendar OF
the Arcadia Valley Bottling Co., ad-
vertising Gay-Ola, the new drink
We acknowledge the receipt of one.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
Church will give a "Watch Party" on
New Years Eve, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ;. R. Baldwin. 10c admission.
Everyone invited.
There will be a Pie Social in the
basement of the Presbyterian Church
New Years eve at 1880 P. M. Coffee,
scents; Cocoa, 8 cents; Pie, 5 cents.
Everybody welcome.
The REGISTER acknowledges the re-
ceipt of handsome calendars from Z.
P. Rosentreter, the livery man, Basler
& Kuhn, City Meat Market, and Gies-
sing Milling Co., Pennington.
Mr.. Anton @. Inner of Arcadia was
among our callers Monday morning
He tells us that, notwithstanding the
very ~unfavorable weather, the Christ
mas trade in Arcadia was good.
sThe Perils of Pauline" is q High
Glass Picture, portrayed by the best
photo-play actors. See the Third In
stallment, Tuesday night, January 9th
Each installment is a complete ad-
venture.
Ironton Camp, No. 1855, M. ". A.,
will have installation of officers on
Tuesday night, January 9th, 1915;
other important business. Lunch
after Lodge. All members urged tc
attend. G. A. LEFT, CLERK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Zude, of Stanton
ILL.,, spent Christmas with Mrs. zude's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson
Of Ironton, Mo. Mr.. Zude returned
home Sunday on No. 4, his wife re-
naming a few days longer with home
folks.
Strayed-From the farm of Mrs. y
Kuhn. two and one half miles south o.
Arcadia, two Yearling Heifers, tag n
right ear, swallow fork in left ear. Re-
ward will be paid for information
leading to their recovery.
JNo. E. KUHN, Arcadia, Mo.
The Famous Spirella Corset, made
to measure. Regular and Irregular fig
ures taken care of. Special service
given in the home. Fittings guar
anteed. Appointment by phone o.
card. MRS. CLARA LEIcHER,
At The New Willard Hotel, Ironton
Mo.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Conway, who live at Munger, west p
Ironton, in Iron County, was gladden.
ed on Christmas day by the arrival O
triplets-two boys and q girl-ail
wen and hearty. The REGISTER Wish
es the happy family health ana pros
perity.
A note from Mrs. Anna Callicotte,
formerly Miss Anna Thompson, Of the
west end Of Iron county, apprises Ut
that they are now located az Malta
Montana. Mr.. and Mrs. Oalicotte
spent several weeks last fall in iro !
county. We wish Them well in ther
new home.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol'
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
win A. Walcott and Eva Stevenson