Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-09-21
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VIRGINIA LINDSAY.
LosT-A Cameo Pin. Finder leave
at this office. Reward.
Fresh Oysters now for sale at
Bethel's VALLEY MEAT MARKET.
Next Wednesday will be the SD an
niyersary of the battle of Pilot Knob.
W. D. Fletcher shipped a car of
sheep and hogsto st. Louis last Thurs
day.
Geo. j. Goeltz is now in charge OF
the Bismarck post ofice. Mrs. Goeltz
will be assistant.
A little work should be done on
Rainbow Dam, it is said, before the
winter rains come.
Charley Evans of Arcadia spent
several days in st. Louis last week,
visiting his brother.
Recorder Hawkins Tuesday issued a
marriage license to ]. D. Valek and
Gladys Penson of Potosi.
The Sunshine is said to be one of
the best patronized trains ever in SER
vice on the Iron Mountain railroad.
Banquet after K. P. lodge Friday
night. All members urged to attend.
II. W. ADoLPH K. r. & S.
The REGISTER family is indebted to
Mr.. D. E. Fletcher for a !"joy ride"
in one of the new Fords. 1t was fine.
Come and see our new line Of Heat
ing Stoves. A. RIEKE { son.
DR.. Trauernicht is moving to st.
Louis this week. He has located his
office in the Acknowledgement Build
ing.
Roadoverseer John Wood is doing
some good work on the road between
Iron Mountain and Belleview, we are
told.
Barnes circus-in Flat River Mon
day-went south over the road to Pop
lar Bluff early Tuesday morning. Two
trains.
The Pennington Band will make
music for the big Democratic rally and
tent meeting in Ironton next Tuesday.
Be sure and come.
To Mr.. VIM. Delano we are indebt-
ed for some very fine summer persim-
Mons. They were most delicious-as
good as we eve ate.
A bunch of white cranes-probably
rs Of thenl-few south over the town
shortly after noon last Thursday. The
geese have been flying south, too.
Mr.. Mike Shea, of Graniteville, Miss
Louise Kuhn, of Arcadia, and Mrs. L.
G. Woodside and Miss Irene Marshall
motored to Pennington and back Sun
day afternoon.
Elliott Sherrills, who was indicted
by the late grand jury for violation OF
the local option law and released on
parole, was taken in custody Monday
on another charge of liqnor selling.
Judge Henry Lamm and Walter s.
Dickey, Republican nominees for
Governor and United States Senator,
will speak at the courthouse in Iron
ton this "wednesday evening at 7:3O
O'Clock.
Mr.. A. I. w. Willard is recovering
from a severe attack of malaria. He
was very sick for a week or more and
at one time he says he thought he was
"going over the river" But he is out
OF danger now.
William Curry, Jr., and Harry Jones
leave Saturday for Sedalia, Mo-, to at
tend the State Fair. The boys were
+. first and second, respectively, in the
examination for the Scholarship to
the Boys State Fair School.
Congressman Hensley came over
from Pennington Sunday evening and
boarded No. 8 that night for Carter
county, where he made some speeches
the following day. Walter thinks the
skies are bright for Democracy.
Iron county Democracy will do it.
self proud next Tuesday. Every
member of the party in the county
should make it a point to be in Iron
ton on that day. Let us make it the
biggest occasion of it's kind the old
town ever saw.
Service in st. Paul's Church next
Sunday morning and evening. The
offerings at the morning service will
60 to the General Convention Hospi-
tally Fund. Each member Of our
congregation is requested to make
some contribution.
1t has been cool the past week and
frost several nights. Monday night
the thermometer registered ga va
ration of Al degrees in twenty-foul
hours. No rain and we are very dry
but there is a promise Of rain this
(Wednerday) morning..
STRAYED-From my farm in Flat
woods, about two weeks ago, a Cow;
4 years old with white spot in fore
head; crop off left ear, underbit in
right. Recently fresh. Compensa-
ton will be given for her return.
w. d. TUCKER.
Geo. G. Fox and wife, Of Jonesboro,
Arkansas, arrived Sunday to spenc
q few days with relatives. Mr. Fox
is now superintendent of the Jones'
boro, Lake City & Eastern Railroad