Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-07

hogs to st. Louis Sunday night.
Circuit court will in ad-
iourned session next Saturday.
For Sale-A mare and horse. Apply
to Alters Bros, Pilot Knob, Mo.
d. Edgar Fletcher went to st. Louis
last Wednesday and drove home in a
new Ford car.
The colored minstrel show will hold
forth in the Elsman building. Pilot
Knob, Saturday night.
PYREX- = The new Oven
Ware. Boy it at MADIGAN'S.
Lost-In Arcadia, December I'd, a
heavy White Sweater. Finder please
return to this Office. Reward.
Chas. J. Newman was here from
Piedmont Sunday. He is working on
the new Christian church there.
A pedigreed Jersey Male Calf, three
Ikweeks old, for sale. =
. A. RIEKE & Son.
The Ironton baker now charges six
cents a loaf for bread. Guess Well
have to give up bread and go to eat
ing cake.
stShe Stops to Conquer" at the
Academy of Music, Friday night,
December sth, by the High School
Students.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Evans,
Graniteville, Sunday, November 26,
1916. All are we'll.
General Manager Evans of the
Belleview Valley railroad tells us
that they carried forty cars of freight
from Belleview during the month OF
November.
Rev. v. 0. Penley will conduct SER
vices in st. Paul's church this coming
Sunday. Morning Prayer with SER
mon at ii o'clock. Evening service
with an address, 1880.
The colored Methodists in Ironton
ask the REGISTER to return their sin
cere thanks to their white friends fol
liberal donations recently made to the
support of the church.
Prof. Mckinney has removed from
Mrs. Kate Whitworth's cottage or
Shepherd street to the residence in
southwest Ironton recently vacatec
by R. E. Rudy and family.
DIR. Marshall reports the arrival of
a 70 lb. baby boy at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Dinger, Ironton, Mo.
Tuesday morning, December 5, 1915
at 1880 O'Clock. All are we'll.
Married-At the courthouse, Iron
ton, Mo-, Thursday, November 3Oth
1916, John Espravik, of Gary, Indiana
and Agnes Maddie, of Chloride, Mo.
o. W. Roop, probate judge, officiating
Mr.. VIM. Trauernicht went to St
Louis this morning. Mrs. Trauernicht
will undergo a surgical operation il
the Lutheran Hospital tomorrow
Her many friends hope for most fav'
orable news.
We understand that Mr.. Vim. King
who has been living in Ironton for the
past year, has bought a residence il
Belleview and will move back there
soon. We are sorry to see him and hi
good family leave US.
Postmaster Daugherty returned Sun
day noon from an absence of sewers
days at the bedside of his sick mother
in Creighton, Cass county. Mrs
Daugherty's condition is still serious
we are sorry to learn.
Eddie Berry, who has lived in Ar
cadia the past twenty years, died las
Friday morning. The deceased wa
about So years age. Interment wal
! made in the Catholic cemetery at Pilo
Knob Friday afternoon.
Eggs sold in Ironton the past weel
for forty cents a dozen. In the near
ly half century I've been buying egg
this is more than I ever paid for then
before. In the olden days three doz,
en- for a quarter was the ruling price
'N Chas. j. Tual has secured the con
tract for building a residence for Mr.
Howes, who recently purchased To
Hsmpleman place in Russellville. ]
will be one of the ~handsomest home
In the valley. Work will be com
menced at once.
The Community Chorus will hol,
its weekly meeting at the Baptie
Church Thursday evening of thi
week, instead of Friday, as hereto
fore. The change is made on accour
of the school entertainment schedule
for Friday evening.
1t ia an old saying that the fri
three days of December indicate tn
weather of the three winter month";
If there is anything in the saying OF
winter will be Incompatible, for FIR
day, Saturday and Sunday were trul
wonderful December days. PerfectI
Claude O. Russell and wife an
adaughter, Mrs. Mccormack, Of Crav
ford county, and Mr.. Thos. Haefne
of st. Louis county, were valley visi'
ors Friday. Mr.. Russell drove throug
from Crawford with his team. 1t WI
his first visit here in several yea