Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-09-07
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Read about the Pennington Pa
geant.
The surplus of the Iron County Bank
is now 81, 900.
The banks and the post offices OBJ
served Labor Day.
'Tis said the hunters are killing
some young squirrels.
Unusually heavy passenger traffic
on the railroad the past week.
September is hot and dry. The
thermometer climbed to "a Tuesday.
1t is announced that some drilling
for mineral will be started in the Red
moudville country soon,
j. M. Hawkins Monday sold what is
known as the Bumgardner place, east
of stown, to G. W. Clawson, of st.
Louis.
George Begley, Jr., of Poplar
Bluff is a candidate for county Judge
on the Democratic ticket in Butler
county.
r Rev. Forsythe of the Caledonia
church will fill the Presbyterian pull
pit here Sunday morning and even
ing, September 10th.
For SALE CHEAP-One large size
soft coal heater, kitchen table and
two washstands. Inquire of Mrs. DR..
F. w. Trauernicht, I%ronton, Mo.
J.W. Reed is now conducting the
Willard Hotel. Mr.. Willard hrs re-
moved to his residence in north Iron
ton. The Kesling house is empty.
Former County Judge VIM. Thomp-
son of Mann has leased Mr.. Edgar's
brick residence in Russellville and ex-
poets to spend the school year there.
DR.. F. W. T~rauernicht, who has
been practicing dentistry in 1rohton
the past eleven years, will go to st.
Louis about October 1st to locate. We
wish him we'll.
Superintendent Hanson has issued a
program for a Teachers Meeting to
be held at the King School, Saturday,
September 23d, commencing at 10
O'Clock, A. M.
FL. l.. Bell, the Belleview merchant,
has, we understand, leased the Pres
bvterian manse in Ironton and will
live here this winter 30 his daughter
may attend school.
F.. e. Guild, of Parsons, Kansas, a
former Vallegian, and his son, Ches-
ter. are the guests of Mr.. W. Fl. Del
ano and family. This is Mr.. Guilds
first visit in twenty years.
Lost-BetWeen Ironton and Belle
view August 80, 1915, Lady's Blue
Serge Goat, bearing New York Tailor's
marx. Finder return to Gay & Kin
dell's Store and receive reward.
Bishop johnson will conduct servi-
ces in ST. Paulis church, l%ronton, next
Sunday, morning and evening. There
will be a celebration of the Holy Com
munion at the morning service. Ev-
ening service at 7:30 o'clock.
Elias Nichols tells us that he has
paid more than $500 freight on the ice
he has shipped into Ironton his sum
sner That money ought to be spent
maintaining an ice factory right here
at home.
For SALE-Family riding and driv-
ing horse. Will sell cheap to n who
will give her good care. Apply Satur-
day, September 9Th, at
MRS. j. P. DUNCAN's,
Arcadia, Mo.
"A bridge is to he built across Marble
Creek at the Ford near the Conley
farm. about five miles south of Iron
ton. 5000 of the amount required was
raised by popular subscription ano
the county court appropriated $1OO.
Mr.. A.. v. Polak's headquarters al
~traveling representative for tn
Standard Oil Company have been re
moved from Dexter to De Soto. Al
bert says the nearer they locate hin
TO the valley the more pleased 81
will be.
HORSE FOR SALE-Also Surrey
(hand-made) with tongue and shaft
Horse, Surrey and harness., $4,000
-Four full breed Plymouth Rock chick
ems, 100. Must sell by 18th. A
Grande Vista Bungalow, Arcadi
Heights. Call 81.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
Albert Shoemaker of Jewett an
Clyde Bolch of Pocassett.
Jerome T. Evans and Katy Ober
mark of Goodwater.
Our electric light Sc rvice continue
Z to be everything but what it shoulc
be, with absolutely no effort beln
made to improve conditions. ia
thence has long since ceased to be
virtue. The light co mpany must b
compelled to give Sc rvice or be drlv
en- out Of business.
In the dark Tuesday evening G
last week Miss Maud, daughter G
MI. and Mrs. A. j. Langdon, mad
~vertantly stepped off a porch, dislo
eating a Joint and ~fracturing a bone i
her ankle. Miss Langdon is restin
very we'll, but may be confined to he
room for some time.
Lost-A wallet with name, ''Thol
p Hagerman," on inside. Presum
ably lost on road or at Stout's Creel
east of Ironton, Sunday, August 27tt
Contained several dollars in cash,
check for six dollars, railroad ticket
and other articles. Finder will re
ceive reward and confer a great fave
by returning above to office of th
REGISTER,
We had a pleasant call Wednesda
afternoon from Mr.. G, w. Moothar
of Pennington, the Democratic nom
nee for Representive in st. FrancoI
county. Mr.. Moothart Is an exceed
ingly affable, genial gentleman an
strikes us as real 'slive wire" II b
Ss elected, and we understood b
chances are excellent, we predict tht
he will make a good record in tn
Legislature.
Dunklin County News: "Afte
three days of rest, activities wei
again renewed along the battle fror
and the fight is on in earnest. 81