Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-11-26
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War pictures Thursday night.
No. 8 was two hours late Sunday.
The days are getting mighty short.
Santa Claus will soon be on the
way.
The hunters have secured a few wild
turkeys this fall.
Burk and Hobbs inaugurate a meet
ing at Piedmont next Sunday.
A big dinner and glorious Thanks
giving to every REGISTER readerl
Come and see our new stock OF.
Ohinaware. A. RIEKE & Son.
Fire on the hills the past week and
the smoke, at times, has been annoy
ing.
Quite a lot of turkeys and other
fowls shipped to the city for Thanks
giving.
Recorder Hawkins has been ap-
prised that some Thanksgiving mar
riage licenses will be wanted.
A missions being conducted at st.
Joseph's Chapel, Arcadia this week.
Services every evening at 1880.
The thermometer went down to 9
last Thursday night. Coolest Novem-
Der weather we've had in six years,
Mr.. Delano tells us.
J.F. Pease removed Monday to D..
L. Spencer's farm, west of Chloride,
and will try farming the coming year.
We wish him well.
Mr.. Durfee, the real estate man in
Arcadia, recently sold F. B. Coles
farm, near Graniteville, to Geo. Gaab
of St. Louis county.
Superintendent Burnham has issued
programmes for a Teachers Meeting
to be held at Belleview, Saturday aft
ernoon, December 9Th.
For RENT-For one year, the John
Lott farm west of Ironton, so acres,
in good condition. For terms see Ed
gar & Edgar, Ironton, Mo.
Notwithstanding there has been
much stock shipped to st. Louis this
fall there is said to be quite a lot still
being held for better prices.
We had our first snow of the winter
last Wednesday night and Thursday
morning Mother Earth was covered
with a mantle of white, but not for
long.
Mr.. August Rieke left Sunday for 9
sojourn at Hot Springs, Arkansas. Mr.
Rieke has been suffering from rheu-
matism and hopes the baths will affort
relief.
Rev. Father Wernert Of Arcadia hal
been confined to his room for the pas
two weeks with rheumatism. We
trust to hear of an early improvement
in his condition.
W. A. Russell and family and Mrs
Minnie Evans, left Potosi Monday at
ternoon for Los Angeles, CAL, where
they expect to remain for sometime
Potosi Independent.
Mrs. DR.. Houston did not undergo
surgical operation in st. Louis las
Wednesday as was expected. On tn
advice Of her physician the operatio1
was deferred for a while.
Married-At the Courthouse. Iron
ton, Mo-, November 10Th, 1914, Mr.
John Siegonthabor and Miss Evelan
Strickland, both of Monerey, Mo
Judge o. w. Roop officiating.
VIM. Henry Hartman, aged 5
years, a former resident of Granite
vile, died at his home in st. Louil
November is, 1914. A widow an
thirteen children our his demise.
Alex Buckley and family, accom-
panied by Miss Vaughn, all of Irontol
motored to De Soto and spent Satul
day and Sunday with Mr.. Buckley
sister, Mrs. Ferd Schmitz, OF this cit.
DE Soto Press.
DR.. Marshall reports the arrival {
. baby boy at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Louis j. Schach, Ironton, Mo
Saturday, November z, 1914. All al
we'll. Louis says one boy Is fine b.
two are immense.
The next election in the county WI
be that for County Superintendent
choose a successor to Mr.. .Burnhar
The election will be held the fir
Tuesday in April next. Several poss
BILE candidates are mentioned.
VIM. Elsman, the Pilot Knob barbe
was in the Office last Friday with
pair of very fine ducks of his ov
raising. They we're of the HollaI
White Crested breed and weighed
Tbs. each, Bill says that 40 layers I'M
can't be beat.
We had a pleasant call last Frida
from Ferd L. Inner, who was hel
spending a couple days with his siste
Mrs. Harry B. Jones. MI. Immerh
been living in the south for 9 numb
Of years, but is now going to sp
kane, Washington, to engage in bus
ness.
Miss Jenna Logan, a music ,teacht
Y living at 3O1s Shenandoah avenu
was thrown from her automobile ye
terday afternoon at Eingshighw'
and Mcpherson avenue when it stru'
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