Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-02
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The campaign will soon be on.
County court w Wednesday, March Sth.
The timber thief will have to hunt
another vocation.
Miss Nixon, public stenographer.
See advertisement.
Teachers examinations Friday and
Saturday of this week.
"The Sweet Girl Graduate" at the
Academy of MusicFriday night.
The K. P. cemetery is to be g -fenc-
ed and much improved this spring.
Paul P. Rosentreter, our livery man,
is going to buy a second automobile.
t. B. Sharp, present sheriff, has an
nounced for Representative in Madi-
son county.
Mrs. E. J. Hitzemann and son,
Russell, we're Graniteville visitors this
week.-Bismarck Gazette.
A. @. Crews departed Saturday for
st. Louis where he expects to locate
in the near future.-Lead Belt News.
Lopez's store was crowded all day
Saturday with people taking advan-
tage Of the "six for five' proposition.
Married-At the courthouse, Feb
ruary 22d, 1915, Lee Pointer and
Sophia Wadlow, both of Piedmont,
Mo-, Judge o. W. Roop officiating.
H. A. Nall was here from Jefferson
City last Saturday. He attended the
Democratic meeting in st. Louis the
day before and came down to the old
home.
Married-At the Courthouse, Iron
ton, Mo-, Saturday, February 26, 1915,
Harvey M. Goggin and Dorothy q
Wade, of Edgehill, Rev. N. B. Henry
officiating.
The association looking to the i'm
provement and identifying of the To-
cal cemeteries now numbers abouf
fifty members and hopes to accomplish
much this spring.
The reports from Mr.. Edgar arr
that he is improving greatly under thu
treatment of the st. Louis specialist
He expects to come home tomorrow
Thursday to remain some time.
The city has arranged with Chas. J
Newman to paint a couple of signs tt
be placed at the northern and southern
limits of the city, warning automobile
not to exceed twelve miles an hour
A good idea.
Mr.. Don Robson, of Michigan, ha'
peen spending a month with home
folks near Graniteville; he returned t
his work Monday. Mr.. Robson ha
been a line man for the A. T. T. Co.
for six years.
Miss Easter L. Tucker, who is at
tending Chillicothe Business College
~Chillicothe, Mo-, has succeeded il
passing the recent examination TO
the Office Training Department with
good average. In the course of fou
or five weeks che will have complete
her ourse
After a number of days of yer
pleasant weather it grew colder Fri
day night and Saturday and Sun
day were blustery and disagreeablt
Monday there came a snow storm
the biggest of the winter. But Tues
day was bright and pleasant and moi
of the snow was gone by night.
s. L. ("Bass') Moore, a former we
known grocery salesman through tn.
territory, but who for the past 81
years has been selling shoes for tn
Peters shoe Company, st. Louis, !
the south, visited old friends in Mis-
souri, the past week. Mr.. Moore
headquarters r now at Atlanti
Georgia. !
Mr.. Arthur Huff underwent a
operation for goitre in Mayo Brother
Hospital, Rochester, Minnesota, We,
nesday of last week. The repor
from the patient are most encourat
ing. Within three days he was alb
to sit up in bed and write a letter.
all goes we'll Mr.. Huff will likely |
home in a couple of weeks.
The Holiness College at Des A,
wat sold last Saturday by She riff Bill
under deed Of trust, to satisfy a no
for $1,000 held by the Bank of Pie
mont against the institution. III
property was bid in by w. w. Strotl
err, Eli Stith, @. W. Wallis and L.
White who have leased to Il
Nazarene church for school purpose
Recorder Hawkins has issued ii
following marriage licenses the pa
week.
Samuel Hall Clark and Catheril
Agnes Lyons Of st. Louis.
Eizie Sheriff. and Clara Swaringin
Hogan.
Ralph Hicks and Leila Roberts
Des Arc.
Glen Parton and Maggie Bennett
Pilot Knob.
Harvey M. Goggin ane Dorothy
Wade of Edgehill.