Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-29
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favorable to auto-cars.
: The chance for natural ice this
winter seems to be going glimmerin'.
Regular services at the Ironton M.
E. Church next Sunday-morning and
evening.
Lent commences late this year
February 25th. IT'S said that meal
a late spring.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs.
F. Kindell, ST., Thursday at 2:SO
O'Clock, January 20.
Rev. M. H. Markley of Elvins is
preaching every night this week at
Fort Hill Methodist church.
February is at hand; then March;
and then the gentle Spring. There's
comfort in the thought this gloomy
weather.
1t is now Basler & Kuhn, my
young friend, Albert Kuhn, having
bought Mr.. Oodding's interest in the
Ironton Meat Market. I wish them
success.
INDIAN R. A. Chapter, No. II, will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday night
of next week. Work in the M. M.
degree. Members are urgently re-
ouested to attend.
Mr.. Webb's second installment of
his Trip to Alaska did not reach us
in time for publication in this issue.
1t will appear next week, and will
not lack in interest.
Sam Doss, Deputy Sheriff, OF st.
Francois county, told with thrilling
interest, of his change, at the Fort
Hill church last Sunday night. A
good crowd heard him.
Was there aver a more disagreeable
J. day-weatherly speaking-than last
Sunday? The rain fell at intervals,
and the air had a chill in it which
went to the marrow-bones.
DR.. Farmhouse desires me to inform
the public that he has, at the South
Side Drug Store, a fine assortment OF
Valentines, suited to every call. Also,
Stationery the best and finest.
Mord Roberts, thirty years ago an
engineer on one of the pushers at
Arcadia, is now engaged in the sand
business at Little Rock, Arkansas,
and is a prosperous a Many old
timers in the Valley will remember
him.
Last week Ed. Yates, Alb. Yates
and Mont Cawley, of Pilot Knob,
we're arrested charged with cutting
timber-the first named from the
Murdoch Crumb land and the others
from the Big Muddy's possessions
Bond was given for their appearance
before the coming session of the cir
cult court.
The report from Portageville tells
us of a great meeting from Burke and
Hobbs. There have been 46S profes-
sions to date-in three weeks. The
meeting cannot close in time for the
eyangelists to reach Ironton for next
Sunday. The meeting in Ironton viii
be delayed for a few days. Due notice
will be given.
The Lopez Store Company recently
shipped a barrel of walnuts to a lady
living in Concord, New Hampshire
She wrote she had read in the lRor
COUNTY REGISTER that there had beer
a bountiful yield of walnuts in Iror
County the past season, hence thu
order. And yet there are people 81
obtuse as to say "it does not pay tt
advertise"
Examinations for Fourth Glass Post
Offices for the State of Missouri will b.
held at various places throughout tn
State during the month of March. Th'
date for Ironton is March 4, 1914
Applicant must live in the delivery 0
office. You may take the examina'
ton at any of the places designated
but may take it at only n place an
date. For information inquire at tn
p~ost-ofice.
understand that the city authorize
have determined to reconstruct MAI
street-a thing to be desired. 1t wi
cost the property owners on tina
thoroughfare O few shekels, but 'twi
be money we'll invested. For a lon
time the street has been no source Q
pride to our little city, and it does nc
epostpone" to the granitoid walk
which line it on either side. Let U
all uphold the hands Of u officials
their effort for it's betterment.
Programme of the meeting OF tn
Mothers and Patrons League, Feb
ruary A, 1914:
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Damron.
Financial Statement-Mrs. Francii
Address-School Hygiene, DR.. CIV
Farrar.
Violin Solo-Mrs. Kellogg.
Paper-The Ideal Public School
Miss Shane.
Everybody is cordially invited t
attend. CoMMifIIh
w. H. Webb, writing in the Ironto
REGISTER, says he went to PinkneI
vile, ILL.,, and identified the mai kille
there as Sam Hilderbrand, and tbs
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