Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-10-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
.opez,s have a new ad.

Gays. 4
The election ballot will be printed
next week.
Rev. N. B. Henry will remove from
Arcadia to Ironton.
Circuit court next Monday. The
docket is published this week.
A more beautiful fall we couldn't
ask for. If it just wasn't so dry.
improvements are in progress at
the Methodist parsonage in Ironton.
some of the wells and cisterns are
dry because of the prolonged drought.
Watermelons on sale the past week.
Rather late in the season for the fruit.
The Baptist ladies of the Valley will
give a Parcel. Post Sale in the near
future.
Such q scarcity of cars was never
before known on the Iron Mountain
railroad.
A great fall this has been for auto
MODELLING. So the fellows who have
automobiles say.
A colored orator from Pennington
addressed the Republican voters in
Ironton last Wednesday night.
For SALE-Team of Draft Horses.
Will pull any load. Also Grey Buggy
Mare. Will sell cheap. Call Iron ton
116.
For RBNT-A desirable stand for
Restaurant and Boarding House. One
door north of Lopez StoreICo. Apply
to A. Rieke & Son.
Married-At the Methodist parse
mage, Arcadia, Mo-, October ID, 1915,
Mr., Lawrence Carr, of Caledonia, and
Miss Thelna Bryan, of Belleview, Rev.
N. B. Henry officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. w. Lewis recent,
" MAIDS a trip from st. Louis to the
valley in their Cole car in four hours
and thirty minutes. A pretty fast
run.
Mr.. Chas. L. Harris, of Crane Pond,
contemplates spending a portion Of
the winter in the vicinity OF Mobile
Alabama, not Florida, as stated las
week.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at Mrs. D. E. Fletcher's, Area
dia, Thursday afternoon, this week
at 2 O'Clock. A full attendance il
urgently requested.
A card has been received from
Burke and Hobbs, who are now hold
ing q meeting at Benton, Ills, stating
that the revival is moving off fine
Dunklin County News.
T. P. Thurston, D. D., Bishop o
Eastern Oklahoma, will conduct ser
vices in st. Pauls Church, Ironton
Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. No CIV
ening service. All invited.
We are told that Ralph Collins,
former Ironton boy, now living il
Flat River, was married on Sunda,
last at Bismarck to a Miss Cain O
Fredericktown. Best wishes.
Hon. O. L. Munger was in IrontoI
for a few hours Monday. Mr.. Munge
is very optimistic over the politica
situation and thinks that Wilson an
Democracy will sweep the land.
For Sale-Metz Roadster. Goo
running order. Good tires. Will sea
four persons. Make a good truck
Will sell now. Price reasonable.
IRA N. SHERRow, Belleview, Mo.
We had twenty hundredths of a
inch of rain Saturday night. Mort
and east of us liberal ~downpours ar
reported. We sure had fine prospect
but the rain has not yet come. Yer
dry.
Married-At the residence of W.
johnson, near Middlebrook, Mo
October Is, 1915, George Waldram,
Poplar Bluff. Mo-, and Miss Virgi
Many, of Pilot Knob, Mo, w.
Johnson, J. P, officiating.
George Noonan, County Clerk
Washington County, his wife, ter
year-old son and mother-in-law wer
drowned while trying to ford Big RiN
err, after a heavy rain, near Blackwell
last Sunday. The bodies have not y,
been recovered.
Sergeant w. w. Reese, who hi
been with the colder boys in Eek
for the past four months, will be hon
in about a week. He says he wi
be mighty glad to get back home, an
we are all pleased to know that b
"battles are Overt for the present,
least.
L. A. Mckee returned Sunday eve
ing from a trip to Carbonate, III
nois, bringing with him seven ShetlaI
ponies. They are fine specimens
the little horses and belong to M
4 VIM. cambridge, who proposes devo
ing some of his time to raising She
land ponies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. O.. Howes al
Mr.. J. T. Webster of St. Louis spe
Thursday and Friday with Mr.. j.
Roblee, returning to the city Monda
Mr.. Howes has purchased the Hemp'
man place and will build a SUNNI
residence without delay. The REGl
TER welcomes him to our Valley.
Let Us show you our complete line
Wilson and King Wood Heaters, Heinz
Hot Blast, Sun and Star Oak. &
Stoves in all sizes.
A. RIEKE { son.
DR.. W. G. Patton returned the latt
part of last week from a bushes II
at Cape Girardeau. The DR.. was 9
companied home by his cousin, M
Marie Patton, of that place.. An
formal dance was given in honor
Miss Marie last Saturday evening.
the young people of town.-FarmiI
ton News.
Fifty-on people arrived in
valley from St. Louis in automobi
Saturday afternoon and event.
spending the night at the Valley ]
and Commercial Hotel. The Area
unllau rnnd 10 eating tn he VI