Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-01
q BREvITIEs.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Brown has a Clearing Sale ad.
1t has been a muddy, sloppy week.
And the days will soon grow longer.
The Ironton schools resumed Mon
day.
Are we going to have any ice this
#inter2
The next two months promise to be
unusually quiet.
All told we had nearly ten inches
of snow last week.
win you watch the Old Year Out
and New Year In?
All trains have been more or less
late the past week.
The Ozark Studio will open January
1st, Visitors are welcome.
The BANKS will not be open for bust
ness Thursday-New Years Day.
New Years Dance at Graniteville
this "wednesday evening. A good
time is assured.
Big Annual Clearing Sale at
Browns. Special price on every
article in the store. >
Passenger traffic IN the railroad has
13been very good for the past week or
IN more. Little doing in the freight
IR line.
The young folk had a very pleasant
dance at the Valley Inn Friday even
ing. All enjoyed a very pleasant
time.
aUncle Josh Spruceby" at the
Academy of Music next Monday
night. Get your tickets at the Randy
Kitchen.
The Wednesday night prayer meet
ing Of the Fort Hill congregation will
be held this week at the residence OF
Father Aspley.
Postmaster Daughtery thinks the
Ironton p~ost-ofice has been theb bust
est place in all the world the past
week or ten days.
Well, we had a "White Christmas. /"
1t arrived just in time, about mid
night Of the oath, and the fakes con-
tinued to fall for nearly twenty-four
hours.
Married-At the Court House, Iron
ton. Mo-, December oath, 1918, Luther
Lewis of Sabula and Pearl Warren OF
Chloride, Mo-, Probate Judge Q. w.
Roop officiating.
Alonzo Miller of Crane Pond has
leased sixty acres of land in Dunklin
county and expects to remove there
within the next few weeks and will
grow cotton this year.
Jim Coleman, colored, was ar
raigned before Justice Rasche Mon
day evening charged with disturbing
the peace of Mrs. Ben Halle, also
colored. A trial will be had Monday
next.
The Sisters are occupying the
kitchen and dining in the new
structure at Arcadia College. The
carpenters have finished their work
and the entire structure will soon be
ready for occupancy.
Mr.. II. R. Polak informs us that hi
will be a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Prosecuting Attorney
of Butler county next year.. Mr.
Polak is a most excellent young NAL
and we have no doubt will make
success in the law.
Regular meeting of Ironton Camp
No. 1856, M. w. A., Tuesday evening
January 9th. Installment of officers
and other important business
Luncheon and smoker after lodge
All members urged to attend.
H. W. ADoLPH, Clerk.
Word was received here Tuesda.
of the death of Mr.. Horace B. Pease a
Ustick, Idaho, on Christmas day. MI
Pease was for many, many years
resident of the valley, but has been i
the west for the past twenty years
He was a good man and we hear 0
his death with sorrow.
E. Myers, the Shoe Repairing Man
is installing two more pieces Of sho'
machinery, which will enable him t
do a better business and better work
~ and neater work. Give me a part G
+ your trade. Respectfully,
Nv E. MYERS.
Academy of Music Building, Irontor
Henry Trammel, who has bee
lodging the officers for sewers
months because of his failure to pay
fine and cost imposed on him !
Squire Rasche's court the latter pal
of the summer, came in and CAV
himself up one day last week and
now in durance vile. He has bee
s~ojourning in the west end of th
county, near Bixby.
Mr.. Herbert L. Kaths, a forme
Pilot Knob boy Of whose marriage
Nickerson, Kansas, on December It'll
was made mention last week, WI
brought to the home OF his parents
Pilot Knob Christmas in a ver
serious condition. He is sufferir
$50