Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-26
LOCAL B~REvITIEs.
Who said winter was over2
To-day is Ash Wednesday.

fAFO NSSAoSo "SONO DOAo eHAo AAOAA
ing.
The meeting at the tabernacle is
still in evidence.
Is the valley never to have an up
to-date summer hotel?
Is the grounding going to have his
full pound, according to the bond?
st. Paul's Guild will meet at Mrs.
Roehry's Thursday afternoon this
week.
superintendent Burnham gives TO-
tice of the March examinations in this
issue of the REGISTER.
The wicked walk on slippery places
and the righteous are exceeding care
full these February days.
Let Ironton have a Main street that
will be our pride and the envy of
every other town in Southeast Mis-
souri,.
1t is not a little disgruntling that
we are to endure the full entent of
winter inclemencies without our
compromising ice crop.
And the Country Club still sleeps!
Let us hope the slumber will not be
of as long duration as that famous
sleep Of Rip Van Wrinkles in the
Catskills.
Miss Irene Marshall Monday even
ing gave a social to the members OF
the Altar Society Of st. Joseph's
Church. 1t was an evening of enjoy
ment to those participating.
For RENT-Small farm, 40 acres, 81
miles South of Ironton; 20 acres in
cultivation. House, Barn and Garden;
Well and Spring Water. For terms,
see SOUTH SIDE DRUG STORE.
All classes of merchandise greatly
reduced for the Big February Sale
You can save "big money"by supply
ing all your needs during sale period.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Chas. W. Miller, a lifelong resident
on Marble Creek, died at his home
Sunday morning, aged So years. He
was a highly esteemed citizen, and
his death is cause for general regret.
Miss Belle Bradley, who underwent
a surgical operation in st. Louis
couple Of weeks ago, is getting along
nicely. Many friends will be glad to
hear Of the lady's improved condl-
ton.
Henry Janke of Pilot Knob suffered
serious injury Monday by a runaway
team. Two wheels ran over him, in
ficting severe hurts, both internal ano
external. 1t is hoped he will soon re-
cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. ]. Langdon ano
youngest daughter, who have been II
Dunklin County since November, are
now, sojourning in Hot Springs
Arkansas. They will return to theil
home in the valley in the near future
Col. Jno. HI. Beasom, Commandan'
at jefferson Barracks, and Capt. Geo
W. England, were in Ironton Saturda!
and Sunday. I understand some 9
our citizens desire to open a roat
through the Rife Range, and thu
visit Of the officers was in connection
there with.
The new management ofthe Picture
Show announces that there will be M
Picture Show this week until Saturda,,
night, February 28th. They have en-
gagged an exceptionally fine line Q
pictures for that night and are SUR
that those who see them will not b
disappointed.
From fridays st. Louis Republic
"The Paul Jones Realty Company ha
sold the country home Of William e
Shelby, Main and Woodlawn avenues
Kirkwood. 1t consists of a twelve
room stone and single house; 10
6O0x320 feet, valued at $4,000, t.
William P. Morschel.
Mrs. Woodside is in the city study
ing the spring styles in Millinery an
all the notions pertaining thereto
When she returns she will show he
lady friends and customers the thing
which delight the feminine heart bu
are beyond the comprehension Q
mere man. Her taste and good judg
ment are beyond question.
MARRIED-At the Arcadia Colleg
Chapel, Sunday morning, Februar,
ed, 1914, Mr.. Russell Tins and Mis-
Patti Andrews, Rev. L. Q. Werner
officiating. The REGISTER extend
best wishes to the bride and groom
May their married life be one of con
tinued happiness and carry tnem "a
beyond the allotted threes cores and
ten.
1t is reported that government OK
perts will come to Fredericktown t
Q il radium exists in the ores in tn
county. They claim that it is prett
sure to be contained in ores bearin
nickel, cobalt and copper, and tn
North American mines here contai
these ores together with lead. Th.
may be a great radium producin
section some Of these days.-Frede'
icktown Tribune.
The following is a voluntary testimoni
to our worthy sheriff;
Ihave been confined in the Iro
Conntv Hail for so DAYS. am leavin