Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-10-22
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haohiyA PAO0uROe AhulSuuJ OCpOuOt
S22d.
NO aspirants for the township Of
foes?
Election matters crowd the paper
this week.
Mare and Colt for sale-Inquire at
this office.
Third installment of Lucille Love /,
Friday, October 2Sd.
1t is thought our street improve
ment will begin soon.
A quiet campaign, it seems. Warm
ing up a little, though.
Never SO many homegrown vege-
tables in October before.
The creeks are normal after the
prolonged drouth of 1914.
The Probate Docket for the Novem-
Der term is printed this week.
Circuit court convenes next Mon
day. The docket is printed in this
issue.
Mr.. r. G. Farmer last week pre-
sented US with some very fine rad
ishes.
The city council will examine the
%bids submitted for building the streets
n tn-uorrOvu NIGHT
Don't forget Rally Day at the Pres
byterian church, Sunday, October
25th. Everyone invited.
If you wish to sell your farm list it
with G. W. Durfee, Arcadia. Special
ty of fruit and stock farms.
The Baptist ladies are arranging to
issue another edition of the famed
"Arcadia Valley Cook Book"
Pigs For Sale-Bunch of fine Shoats,
80 to so pounds each. One mile north
east of Ironton. W. P. NEvILL.
I have a few Hereford Bulls for
Salo-ageQ b TO y montnS.
]. I'll. LONG, Belleview, Mo.
Circuit court convenes next Mon
day. After a two days. session an ad-
iournment will be taken until after
the election.
Mr.. Kanouse has a patch of alfalfa
near his garden in south I%ronton,
from which he has cut four crops this
season-dry as it was most of the sum
mer.
Roy E. Simonton, Of Chloride, who
entered the army in October, 1913,
was promoted to Sergeant September,
18th. He is now stationed in the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Diamond Jubilee-the Goth an
niversary Of her entrance into the or
der-of Sister Monica of the Ursulines
is being celebrated at Arcadia College
to-day wednesday,
1t is proposed to build some sort Of
a footway across the creek in Knob
town-one that when the creek rises
the water will flow over it and it will
not be washed away.
For the coming two weeks we offer
Homemade Lard in Pals, as follows
3 lib. Pals, 40 cents; 5 Id. Pals, 81
cents; 10 lb. Pals, S1.25; and 30 Id
Can, $500. BAsLER & KUHN.
The two Buckley children, who de-
veloped diptheria about ten days ago,
are getting along nicely. No new
cases have been reported and it is now
reasonably certain there will be none
superintendent Carroll and Train
master Cheatham of the Iron Mountain
railroad at Poplar Bluff r in Irontol
to-day distributing literature agains
the adoption of the so.called "ful
crew law"
1t is probable that Congressman
Caraway of the First Arkansas dis
trict will deliver a couple of Demo
cratic speeches in Iron County mex
week. Mr.. Caraway has a reputation
as an orator.
The LADIES' Social Club held a yer.
%A6oyable meeting Tuesday of las
week, with Mrs. J. N. Bishop as host
ess. Topic: Current Events. Deli
cious refreshments were served wit
halloween" favors.
The funeral of Mrs. Vester Woolem
who was formerly Miss Artie Woods
of Pilot Knob, wa held from tn
Baptist church Tuesday afternoon
The remains were brought here fror
Indiana for interment.
Marvin College at Fredericktowl
and Carleton College at Far mingto
are to be consolidated next September
Whether Pennington or Frederick
town will get the consolidated schoe
is yetto be determined.
An oyster supper will be given b,
the Ladies' Aid Society in the base
ment OF the Baptist church, Thursda
evening, October 29th. Supper wi
be served from s to TO- o'clock. Th
public is cordially invited to come an
partake.
Hon. Cornelius Roach, Secretary
State, will address the voters Of Iroi
- ounty at the courthouse this (Wed
nesday) afternoon. Mr.. Roach is a
unusually well informed man and
pleasing talker. He should be greete
with a good audience.
Messrs. T~rauernicht, Ringo an
baldwin the commissioners aDDoiut