Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-01-21
q BREvITIEs.
Six reels Friday night.

AhO cUOON WIN progresses
Arcadia still has no street lights.
Congressman Hensley has our
thanks for some garden seed.
Sheriff Blue last week received a
registered Poland China male pig
which he purchased from Chas. Blu
ford of Fredericktown, Mo.
Mrs. Henry Kendall left last Thurs
day for Little Rock, Arkansas, where
she wa called by the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. Thaddeus Wells.
Married-In st. Louis, Mo-, Jam
uary IS, 1915, 3P. M, Miss Ethel
Stoner, of st. Louis, and Mr.. Ezra
Depew, of Carthage, Mo-, formerly of
Ironton. Congratulations.
Mrs. Long of Belleview is the guest
of Mrs. 7. J. Donnell of Fifth street,
while attending the Poultry Show, to
which she has brought some Bramahs
for exhibition. DE Soto Press.
Regular meeting Ironton Chapter,
o. 3. S., No. $40, Monday evening,
January 25th. Initiation. All mem
bers urged to attend. Lunch after
lodge. HATTIE I. MADIGAN, Sec'y.
The following marriage licenses
were issued the past week:
H
Cecil Sutton of Chloride and lola
Lewis of Iron county.
John w. Fenton and Katie NARROW
of Bismarck.
Mr.. Fl. s. Whitener, who is now liv-
ing in Swan Lake, Arkansas, was in
Ironton last Wednesday. Mr.. White
9 is running a big cotton plantation
but says the past year has not been q
prosperous one.
County Treasurer I'd. Jones is now
ready to cash all the county warrants
issued in the year 1914. Interest on
these warrants stopped January 18th.
So call on the Treasurer and get your
money without delay.
A half dozen or more persons have
submitted bids to the Department at
Washington to carry the mail between
the Ironton station and the post-of-
fee. The award will probably not be
announced for another week.
M HHfE" A1IENa
w. III. Delano and j. N. Bishop last
Friday completed the inventory and
appraisement of the assets of O. j.
Percy & Son, hardware merchants,
who made an assignment January 9th.
The stock was appraised at $102S and
the accounts listed about 5000.
Thos. D. Jones Monday traded his
residence on Shepherd Mountain side,
corner Mountain and Dent streets, to
J. M. o. Young Of Fredericktown,M Mr..
Jones taking in exchange a farm OF
40 acres, twelve miles south of Iron
ton, on Marble Greek.
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
in Ir%onton, next Sunday morning, the
pastor, Rev. M. N. Power, will preach
a short discourse, which will be fol-
lowed by the Lords Supper. All
communicates and friends are espe-
cially invited. Preaching also at night
by the pastor.
MI. and Mrs. ]. N. Lewis, of Sabula,
Mo-, announce the marriage Of theil
daugh ter, Zadie Alma, and Mr.. Ben.
iamin F. Dunn, at Pennington, Mo.
Monday, July II, 1915. The REGISTER
voices the sentiments of a legion OF
Iron county friends of the bride il
wishing her every happiness.
The Ladies' Social Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. VIM. A. Fletcher, Ar
!, cadfa, Tuesday of last week. Aftel
business session, Christmas reminis-
cences were given in response to rol
call. The social hour was delightful
with music and refreshments. Mex
meeting will be held January 26, 1915
Mrs. Fred Kindell, ST., hostess.
The stork left beautiful baby CIR
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. P
Burnham in Ironton, Tuesday even.
ing, January 10, 1915, at 7 o'clock
The mother and babe are fine and oul
new Collector came over to towi
Wednesday morning with a stride ant
general air that indicated he felt BIZ
was just about the most importan
guy in these parts. Our congratula'
lions.
After some very mild weather TO,
January the thermometer drop
ped from 81 degrees last Saturday aft
ernoon down to % degrees Sunda.
morning. That's some change in lit
tie more than twelve hours. It ha
remained cold ever since and Tues
day afternoon there came a SNOW
storm. This "wednesday morning
there are about two inches of snoy
with indi cations Of more.
w. E. and Amos Westerman of tn
west end of the county were Irontol
visitors Monday. Ed made US q cal
and informed us that he had but re
Gently returned from St. Louis wher
he spent the holidays with his daugh
ter, Mrs. Eaton. Mr.. Westermal
says it has been pretty quiet in tn
west end for several months past, bu
they are looking for an early improve
ment. The White & Hummel hui
factory at RedmondviIle, which ha
been shut down for some time, resum
ed operations Monday, and the out
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