Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-12-10
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Mumps in town.
Read our holiday ads.
Much hay being imported.
Dreary has December been thus far.
Frank Negim will move his stock of
goods to Bunker.
When the mud comes the automo-
bile goes into the garage.
While in st. Louis last week DR..
Trauernicht bought a player piano.
The demand for ties is very fair,
but the price not altogether satisfac-
tory.
We have had no sunshine since
Thanksgiving day, and this morning
it was showing.
1t is said that one OF the fair sex
may be a candidate for Superintend-
ent of Schools in Iron county next
year.
Local talent will give a vaudeville
entertainment next week, the pro-
ceeds to be given to the European
war sufferers.
To save money cut out the Coupon
on this page, which, with five cents,
will entitle you to g the first episode
of the "PeriIs of Pauline" Dec. 18th.
Ever Wear Hosiery by the box
makes a most useful gift. We have
Just received a nice lot for the Christ
mas Trade. LOPEZ STORE 90.
The Presbyterian Ladies will hold
their regular Exchange at Gay &
Kindelps Saturday, December 18th,
from 10 to 8. Cake, Pies, Bread, etc.
While Henry and Carroll Trammel
were out in the woods one day last
week hewing ties Henry, accidental
ly, nearly severed one Of his brothers.
arms.
Red Cross Seals a be purchased at
the Ironton High School or from any
of the students. The school has 1900
of the seals to dispose of before the
holidays.
Fred Erb last week bought from
Arthur Huff the residence on the
northwest corner Of Knob and st
Francois streets, and will make his
home there.
Man past 30 with horse and buggy
to sell Stock Condition Powder In
Iron County. Salary $40 per month
Address 8 Industrial Bldg, Indianap'
oils, Indiana.
A large barn, filed with hay ano
other feed, belonging to a man by the
name of Sutherland, a butcher at Bis
marck, was destroyed BY fire early
Tuesday evening.
+. W. Kirby of Annapolis has agar
accepted the position as night clerk a.
the Bismarck Hotel. Kirby's many
friends are glad to see him back,
Bismarck Gazette.
Superintendent Durham reports
that the teachers meeting at Belle
view last Saturday was one Of thu
most satisfactory and successful meet
ings he has ever had.
The rainy weather Of the past tel
days has suspended the work of stree
Improvement. 1t occurs to US this !
not the season to commence such al
undertaking, anyway.
Taken Up-At my farm two mile
east Of Ironton, November 10th, a rel
steer, year old past. No marks. Ow
ner can have same by paying ex'
penses. VIM. DEPEw.
Regular Meeting, Ironton Chapter
No. $40, O. E. S., Monday, Decembe
IA, 1914. Election Of Officers. A full
attendance is desired.
HATTIE I. MAD1GAN, Secretary.
County Assessor John I. Marsha
requests that all persons who hav
not yet returned their assessment list
to him to do SO at once. He wants t
close up his work as soo as possible
Mr.. Edgar r. Gibbons of Montrose
Illinois, was an Ironton visitor thi
week. Mr.. Gibbons owns sewers
hundred acres of land in the Belle
view country and was here to inspec
it.
All merchants who have had prop
erty insured in the Mutual Ins. 90. {
Rockport, Mo-, for more than q yea
have not been called upon to pay on,
cent for losses of any kind. Agent
wanted.
Mr.. "A. r.. Shearan, President Of th
"A. j.. Sheahan Granite Compan,
Graniteville, and his nephew, Georg
Sheahan, of Rockport, Mass, wei
callers at the REGISTER Office Tuesda
afternoon.
Excellent services IS rendered =
the public by the Baptist Ladies' Sui
cription Agency. Ifyou subscribe *
magazines (most all families do) Civ
these ladies' your patronage. Encou'
age home industries.
The Brotherhood Of American Yet
men, G~raniteville Lodge, No. 1856
will give . Grand Ball in Workmen
Hall, Graniteville, Christmas nigh
Admission, so cents per couple.
good time assured to all.
The following marriage license
were issued the past week:
VIM. Fl. Dunn of Arcadia and Martf
A.Iaplant OF French Mills.