Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-02

GEO. TULLoCK.
Former Governor Folk will make a
speech at Pennington, Friday after
noon, November Sd, at 1:30 O'Clock.
For Sale-Eight six week-old pigs.
Good stock. Price 5000 a piece.
LOUIS REICHERT, Arcadia, Mo.
County court meets next Monday.
After one days session adjournment
will be taken until after the election.
Hon. Chas. M. Hay of St. Louis will
make a Democratic speech at Des
Arc next Saturday afternoon at 1870
O'Clock.
Circuit court will reconvene Thurs
day of next week and the matters
continued from last week will be dis
posed of.
Much enthusiasm has characterized
the Democratic meetings held in Iron
county this fall-just like it is the
country over.
VIM. Trauernicht returned from his
trip to Dunklin county Sunday ORR
ing. He says the fishing is fine but
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ducks at all.
W. D. Fletcher and A. L. Schwab
attended a sale of Hereford cattle at
Pennington Saturday. They report
everything brought fancy prices. One
o wa sold for 1910. Calves brought
from SIS to $175.
Mr.. 7. A. Conrad, of st. Louis, was
in the valley Sunday, a visitor to
t'Ideal Farm" Mr.. Conrad has just
returned from a ten weeks stay in
Hot Springs, Arkansas.
WANTED-Two First Glass Red Fox
Hides, Tails attached. Also some
Mink hides. Any one having such
hides for sale write to E. T. Rice, 201
Cimarron Ave, La Junta, Colo.
The colored voters jubilated after
the speaking last Wednesday night
with a keg Of beer. Get all you can,
Eph. There'll be no more automo-
biles nor free beer until next election.
Ed Reed, the expert wagon maker
NOW in the employ of r. E. Johnston,
at Belleview, and who is turning out
some f~irst-class wagons. All pur-
chasers are pleased. Call and see
him.
Several electric Btorms-rather I'M
usual for the time of the year-with
excellent Indications for rain, the past
week-but the rain came very spar
ingly. We are still needing a regular
down-pour.
The Presiding Elder will preach at
Union Church Saturday evening and
hold quarterly Conference. Sunday
morning he will hold service at Fort
Hill and administer the sacrament OF
the Lords Supper.
It is expected that the county will
be flooded with Dickey money this
week. Iron county Democrats will
stand fast to Jim Reed and Democracy
no matter how much money the Kan
sas City mans turns loose.
d. L. Edison, of Columbia, Mo.
agent of Ch1ldren's Bureau State
Board Charities and Corrections, was
an Ironton visitor Monday, Mr.. Ed
o made an inspection of the Jail and
buildings on the poor farm while
here.
DR.. W. G. Patton, assistant super
i%ntendent of State Hospital No. 4 at
Pennington, spent several hours last
Friday in West Plains mingling among
friends. He also visited his former
home in Thayer.-Howell County
Gazette.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
Oscar Adams and Ava Venson Of
Vulcan.
John Smith and Mary Morley Of
Goodwater.
\ Superintendent Hanson says that the
Teachers Meeting at Annapolis las
Saturday afternoon was well attended
and proved satisfactory in every way
The next meeting will be held al
Belleview, Saturday afternoon anC
evening, November 25th.
j. w. Allen, the monument man
expects to remove to Bonnie Terre il
b near future. The REGISTER il
mighty sorry to see Miss Esther leave
town. She has been a most valued
helper in the REGISTER office at vari-
Gus timss the past three years.
Hons. o. r. O'Bryan, of Charleston
and Jere Burks, of Pennington, viii
make Democratic speeches at An
napolis, Friday night, November 8, al
1880 P. M, and Ironton, Saturday
night, November 4th. Turn out ant
hear interesting discussion Of tht
issues OF the day.
The date of the Democratic speak
ing at Kings School House, In the
south end of the county, has beer
changed from Friday, November 3D.
to Thursday, November I'd, at 7:3'
p. M. Messrs. Jere Burks, Edgar ant
Keith will make addresses. At Vul
q Friday afternoon at 1880.
Norman Goeltz went to Pennington
Monday, where he will have chargl
of a music store, which h~istuncle, w
A. Gillian, Of Bonnie Terre, has open
ed up there. Norman is q fine younf
man, and will give a good account 9
himself. The good wishes of his Bis
marck friends follow him.-Bismarcl
Gazette.
Every Democrat In Iron count.
should make a special effort to get t,
the polls next Tuesday, and vote tn
ticket straight--from President tia
electors, all the way down. We havl
a most worthy ticket and all the RICH
is an d side. Let Iron county d.
her full part toward a unparallele'
Democratic victory In State an,
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