Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-08-31
IrOntOn. Missouri.
c BREVITIEs.

See Mrs. Woodside's ad.
School opens next Monday.
Remember the Piedmont Fair next
week.
Collector Burnham is ready to re-
ceipt you for the taxes of 1916.
The local banks will not be open for
business next Monday-Labor Day.
Lost-Gold ring set with small dia-
mond. So reward if left at REGISTER
Office.
If there should be a prolonged rail-
road strike we'll have to depend on
the auto.
We're awfully crowded this week,
but will have more room for reading
matter soon.
For Sale-Four dozen fine year-old
Plymouth Hens, best stock. Call at
REGISTER Office.
Louis Miller has completed the
foundations for three more cobble-
stone houses on the hotel grounds in
Arcadia.
Mr.. Anton @. Inner of Arcadia has
over a thousand pounds of Concord
Grapes which he will sell at reason
able cost. They are now ready for
delivery.
Chas. P. Damron of Newport, Ark,
until recently representative from
Iron County, was here the past week
IN huoiuooc EradorioHtom ~ nono-
crat-News.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Polak, of Dex-
ter, Mo-, r rejoicing over the arriv-
al Of a beautiful baby girl, Tuesday,
August g., 1915. Our congratulations
and best wishes.
For Rent-September list, the Prince
residence on Russell street, Ironton.
Address Mrs. A. s. Prince, 5010a
Kensington avenue, st. Louis, or see
j. N. Bishop, Ironton.
The light service continues to be
miserable. 1t is to be hoped that the
city council will pay no more bills for
street lightning until service is in
some measure restored, at least.
MIR. Geo. j. Goeltz, of Bismarck,
was in Ironton Friday getting some
pointers from Postmaster Daugherty
as how to conduct a post-ofice. Mr.
Goeltz takes charge of the Bismarck
office September 1st.
Christian Osterle, who has been
making his home in st. Louis, has
moved to Dur city and will make his
home here. Mr.. Osterle recently
again Joined the ranks of the bene-
diets Bismarck Gazette.
In printing the proceedings of the
August term of county court it was
stated that an adjourned term of court
would be held September 9th. This
was an error. The adjourned term
will convene Monday, September 4th,
This section was visited by a fine
rain Saturday night, the precipitation
being more than an inch. There, was
4 almost continuous thunder and lightn'
ing for twelve hours. There were, show
ers Sunday and Monday dawned clear
cool and delightful.
Miss Mary Lowry, of Corsicana,
Texas, who has been the guest OF
Miss Mary Edgar for the past two
months, left for her home last Satur-
day. Miss Lowry has many friends in
this her native town, who always loob
forward to her coming with pleasure.
Recorder Hawkins issued the. fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
John Murphy and Dewey Jackson
OF Annapolis.
Arch Casteel and Idella Hampton o,
Annapolis.
George Presley and Marie Bounds
Of Belleview.
DR.. F. L. Keith, who underwent
serious operation in a St. Louis hos
pital several weeks ago, left the hos
pital this week for Colorado for a stay
of several weeks. He is steadily
improving, but his recovery has no
been as speedy as hoped for and his
physician advised the trip to Colo
rado.-Farmington News.
DR.. W. G. Patton of State Hospita.
No. 4 left Tuesday for Michigan.
where he will spend a two-weeks' va
cation. He was accompanied by Mrs
Patton. DIR. Patton has been closely
confined to the work of the State Hos
pital, and this is his first real vacation
period during the past year. We
trust he will return refreshed and ssre'
newed for his work.-Farmingtor
Times.
E. L. Cook, cashier of the Bank o
Ironton, Ironton, Mo-, was a business
visitor in Centerville on last Saturday
and represented his bank at the sale
:. OF over 1000 acres Of Reynolds County
real estate on which the bank held
trust deed, and which Sheriff Parks al
acting trustee forclosed on that date
the property bringing $500. Mr.
Cook is a most excellent gentleman
and this office ackn owledges a yer,
pleasant call from him. -Centervill'
Outlook.
The Ironton School Board will prob
ably issue a call for an election in thu
course of a few days to give the vot
ers an opportunity to voice their sen
timent with respect to q site for tn,
High School. Fifteen days. notice
must be given Of the election and
two-thirds vote is necessary to locate
But one site, VIZ understand can b
voted on at a time, and if a choice !
not made the first election, othe,
elections will have to be held until thu
matter is determined.
The big union revival continues
with interest increasing from day tc
day. Many are turning from sin to
Christ, and great good is being &C
complished not only for the churches
but the community in general. To
day Thursday, Friday and Saturday
J. no services are being held in the
Tabernacle. The revival committee
gave to the Chautauqua people. Rev
Burk and Hobbs and the church work
ers are thereby getting a much need
ed raak-Dnnklin Damncrat.