Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-30

The DanK statements are printed
this week.
Thanksgiving services at the Bap-
fist church.
A shooting match in Arcadia on
Thanksgiving day.
Work has begun or the foundation
for the new high school.
A good Thanksgiving dinner to v
cry reader of the REGISTER!
Reserved seats for the minstrel
show on sale at the Handy Kitchen.
~Cranberries, Oranges, Lemons,
Bananas, Grape Fruit and Apples at
Lopez Store Co.
s. W. Andrews and Russell Tins
succeeded in bagging a fine wild tur-
key for Thanksgiving dinner while out
hunting Monday morning.
The heaviest rain in many months
fell Wednesday and Wednesday night
of last week, the precipitation being
one and three-quartef inches.
Married-At the courthouse, IRON
ton, Mo-, Friday, October Gath, 1916,
Clay Overstreet and Nora Bilyew,
both of Alton, Ills, o. W. Roop,
Judge of Probate, officiating.
W. R. Edgar, 5r,, VIM. Trauernicht,
w W. Reese, B s. Gregory, VIM.
Blue, j. M. Hawkins and Frank P.Ake
attended the funeral of James Q.
O'Neal at Irondale last Thursday.
Mrs. VIM, Trauernicht spent several
days of the past week in the Lutheran
hospital, ST. Louis, coming home
Monday evening. She will return to
the hospital Sunday to undergo u
gical operation.
The eolored minstrel show will be
at Ironton Thursday night; Granite
vile, Friday night; Belleyiew, Satur-
day night, and three nights of next
week at Redmondville, in the west
end of the county.
Next Saturday night, "The Haunted
Manor" featuring Iva Shepard. five
reels. a very fine production. Tues
day of next week two reel drama and
comedy. A. 2. SoHAEFER,
Manager.
In making an automobile trip to
Irondale and back last Thursday
right after the big rain-the worst
piece of road encountered was on the
northern outskirts of Bismarck. Let
the junction town get busy and fill up
that awful mud hole.
Miss Emma Player completed her
course in the Chillicothe Business
College Wednesday and was placed
Thursday in a position as stenograph-
er for Orion & Orion, attorneys-at-
law at Princeton, Mo. Miss Player
is a daughter of j. ]. Player of Ar
cadia.
Postmaster Daugherty received a
telegram Tuesday evening announc-
ing the serious illness of his mother in
Cass county. Mrs. Daugherty is 81
years of age and it is feared her ILL
illness may prove fatal. Mr.. Daugh-
erty departed on an early train Wed
nesday.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
j. H. Ivester and May Pratt of Ar
cadia.
David Douglas and Stella Fryman o:
Enough.
Clay Overstreet and Nora BLEW of
Alton, Ills.
Miss Maude Langdon, who had thu
misfortune to d~islocate n of hel
ankles several months since, has no
recovered from the mishap as she
might, and last week was taken to
hospital in St. Louie to be treated by
specialist. The young lady's many
friends hope to hear of an early i'm
provement in her condition.
Ed. v. Benson, Tom j. Cannon ant
Ed Garlick, of st. Louis, and L NJ
Ferguson OF Poplar Bluff made an au
tomobile trip from st. Louis to the
valley last Sunday morning. The.
made a record run, leaving st. Loui
at $40 A. NJ, and reaching Irontol
just at 10 O'Clock noon. The car use'
was a four-passenger Marmon.
At the Methodist church the reviva
services continue with increased in
terest. There were two conversion
Monday night. Others have mani
tested an interest. The interes
shown by members of other churche
is very highly appreciated. The uon
religious are especially invited to at
tend. Rev. L. Bloodworth is winning
many encomiums from his hearers.
Mrs. Agnes Vance and Mrs. Matti
Mason were callers at the REGIsTE
office Monday morning. This wa
Mrs. Vance's first visit to Ironton II
some time and she had the appearance
OF one enjoying perfect health. He
two younger daughters are marie
and living with her and Rolla Is a
associated press operator at Nil
waukee, Wisconsin. We are glad t
know that they are all well and pros
pering.