Iron County register., 1915-01-14
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Brown has a new ad.

ANU still the nay ana otner IeeC
come pouring in,
"Dolly of the Dailies," Saturday
night, January 18th.
The Probate Docket for the 'Febru-
ary term is printed this week.
Allgier, the Arcadia livery man, fa-
vors us with calendar for 1916
For Sale Some Chester White Pigs
Seven weeks old. A. RIEKE.
For Sale-Two wood heaters in first
class condition. A. FEARY, Arcadia.
An elderly lady wishes a position at
light house work. Apply at this Of
fee.
Mr.. Burnham expects to be induct-
ed into the collectors Office early in
March.
Two candidates announced for Su-
perintendent Of Public Schools in Mad
ison county.
Recorder Hawkins hasn't been call
ed on for marriage license since New
Years Day.
At the local option election in Farm
ington Tuesday the "drys" won by a
majority of 49,
Our streets have been miserabl Y
muddy the past week. Some more
crossings are badly needed.
Judge w. T. Stevenson has traded
his store building and stock Of goods
at Des Arc for farm in Illinois.
FoR SALE OR TRADE.-A desirable
improved lot in st. Louis. Apply to
or write CHAs. MEYER,
Pilot Knob.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lotz,
Of Crystal City, Mo-, on Christmas
Day, q fine baby girl All are doing
well.
From the st. Louis Republic we
ascertain that Ed. B. Inner, formerly
Of Pilot Knob, was big winner in the
recent bulge in the wheat market.
There will be Candy Pulling in the
basement Of the Presbyterian church,
Friday, January 10Th, 1880 P. M. Ad-
mission, 10 cents. Everybody come.
The contractor asks the kickers to
suspend judgment on the street build
ing until he finishes his job. He in
sists that we are going to have fine
street.
p, Paul Steel, principal OF the high
school at Richmond, Mo-, was here
the latter part of last week visiting his
brother, Attorney Adrian Steel. De
Soto Press.
W. Q. Butler, principal OF the Ell
lington high school, has announced
his candidacy for the Office of Super
intendent of Public Schools Of Rey-
nolds county.
The time Of Mr.. W. 7. Keathley, at
present in charge of the poor farm,
will expire about March 1st. The
county court will probably make a
new contract before then.
On the 10th of January Walter Ken
dali will succeed j. @. Enders as en-
gineer at the electric light plant.
Ernie Peck will succeed Walter as
operator at the picture show.
R. e. Gunton has secured the posi-
tion of Chief of the Smooth Journal
force in the House of Representatives
in the Missouri Legislature and will
bein Jefferson City throughout the
session.
Chicken thieves have been playing
havoc with the coops at several
places in the valley the past month.
One man in Arcadia tells us of numer-
GUS raids over there during the holi-
day week.
The railroad company will probably
arrange to. have the station open on
the arrival of train No. at 1880 P.
M. Ironton should be a regular stop
for this train and night Office main
tanned here.
w. A. Welker, cashier of the Bank
Of Neeleyville, at Neeleyville, Mo-,
was held up and robbed of about
$44O0 by one lone bandit on the moru-
ing Of January I'd. The robber has
not been apprehended.
W. Fl. Delano and J. N. Bishop have
been busy for several days past max
ing an inventory and appraising the
stock Of hardware of @. J. Percy & |
Son, who assigned last week. They |
have not yet completed their work. 4
Mr.. F. q. Kaths, cashier of the State
Exchange Bank Of Hutchinson, Kan
sas, arrived Sunday to attend the
Golden Wedding Anniversary of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. Kaths, of
Pilot Knob, which will be celebrated
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stanfill and
son stanfill left Wednesday morning
to be gone q month visiting friends
in Arkansas and Tennessee. They will
live at Hoo Springs few weeks and
will then go to Mr.. Stanfill's old home
In Tennessee Bonne Terre Register.
Sheriff Blue made trip to vibur-
NUN, in the west end OF the county,
Thursday, and returned Saturday
morning, having In custody N. Abner,
Henry Wood, Willard Wood, Espy
Dunlap and Chas. Abner. all charged