Iron County register., 1916-10-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Inc autumn lola8o 10 superb
Shelled corn is retailing at s1.1O.
The past few nights have been cool.
Sure-enough war time prices for
flour.
Some warm days the first week in
October.
Bismarck's new depot will soon be
completed. 1t is all right.
Can't we get good, ground-soak-
ing rain? Itwould be most welcome.
Hear J. Kelley Wright at the court
house, Monday afternoon, October 16.
DE. Fletcher came from st. Louis
last Tuesday in a new Ford in just
five hours.
Mr.. Bainbridge is transforming his
recently acquired property into a
very neat cottage.
Everybody is complimenting Mr..
Hensley on the speeches he delivered
in Iron county last week.
The people of Crane Pond had
chicken fry and general good time at
the old Sid Miller place last Saturday.
If it had not been for the frosts in Sep
tember this magnificent fall weather
would have afforded some garden
truck.
Ever get tired building fires? Coles
Original Air Tight Wood Stove holds
the fire all night. Better look at once.
ADV.
Circuit court convenes October 23d.
tits possible that after two days.
session adjournment will be had until
after the election.
superintendent Hanson has issued
programs for Teachers Meeting to
be held at Annapolis, Saturday after
noon, October 2Sth.
Glen Smith drove a car of cattle
through Ironton Friday which he pro-
posed to ship from Iron Mountain
the first of the week.
Married-At the Ironton Court
house, by Judge O. W. Roop, Harry
Waller OF Piedmont, Mo-, and Miss
Ora Stewart Of Ironton.
M. E. Rhodes, the Republican NOM
inee for Congress, is billed to make a
speech at the courthouse in lronton,
Friday night, October 18th.
Some improvements are promised
at the light plant. Let us hope there
will be some improved service during
the long nights of the winter.
The Ironton School Board has re-
ceived the money for the SIS, ,000 high
school bonds. The deal for the site
will probably be closed this week.
For Sale-Chester White Hampshire
Pigs, $500 each. Just a few left.
Place your order at once.
4, W. CURRY, Arcadia, Mo.
Munger Items in the Centerville
Outlook: GO. W. Alcorn is planning
to move his saw nill from Walker
Branch to Pilot Knob, in the near fu-
ture."
A young Democrat, Woodrow Mar
shall, arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. w. T. Keathley, east of Ironton,
Wednesday, Septe mber 20, 1916. AL
are well.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
Sipt Church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Louis Miller, in Arcadia, Thurs
day after noon of this week at
O'Clock.
The many friends of Mrs. H. N.
Baird will be pleased to know that she
is recovering nicely from q recent
operation and will be home from ST
Louis this week.
Married-At the Courthouse, Iron
ton, October 9th, 1915, Charles Q. Con
rad and Miss Mamie Self, both OF
Iron Mountain, Mo. Judge 0. W.
Roop officiating.
Mr.. Edgar Graham, who has been
on the Graham farm, west of Ironton
for several years, expects to leave
soon for Cape Girardeau to engage il
the lumber business.
Lost-Last Thursday night, in Car
ty's bottom, west of Arcadia, small
yellow flee, with brown spot on back
Will pay $40 reward for his return.
LEE DAVIS, Arcadia, Mo.
Rev. w. r. Mccormack, who ha
been pastor of Oakhurst M. E. Churcl
in Kansas City, for number of years
has been transferred to Grace Church
in Springfield, Mode Soto Republi
can.
Ed Reed, the expert wagon maker
now in the employ of R. e. Johnston
at Belleview, and who is turning ou
some first class wagons. All pur'
chasers are pleased. Call and SCI
him.
Mrs. d. Gray, mother and daugh
ters will depart for Granite City, Ills.
next week, where she will join he
son, James, and make their hom'
this winter. Many friends wish then
every success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Robinson oI
Jackson spent Sunday here visiting
old friends. Mr.. Robinson is an oil
time conductor on the Iron Mountain
and is now running on the jackson
Branch.-De Soto Press.
Kelton E. White was here from st
Louis Saturday and Sunday. Mr.
White, while here, arranged will
O. j. Newman to paint some NOR
signs boards to be put up at the fork
of the roads adjacent to Ironton.
We are indebted to our young friend
Emil A. Roehry, for copy Of tn,
Omaha World Herald, giving an ac
count OF President Wilson's recen
visit to that city. 1t seems to have
been very enthusiastic occasion.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
40. Gibbons of Hogan and Marga
ret L. Pruitt Of Arcadia.
Henry Wallen OF Piedmont and Or
Stewart Of Ironton.'