Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-11-29
e BIeEVITIES.
haulers numerous.

w. L. Hall, the Arcadia ! e%rchant,
has ordered a Ford truc6.
John II. Stevenson is arranging to
build a garage at Des Arc.
Awfuily dark and foggy Tuesday
evening and Wednesday morning.
X. E. Rudy has sold one thousand
bushels of corn to the corn shelters.
The well driller will put down a
well for Louis Schach in north Iron
ton.
The schools at Bismarck were clos
ed last week on account of scarlet fe-
YER.
Remember the Red Cross dinner,
Thanksgiving day, at the Academy OF
!. Music.
A good dinner and pleasant Thanks
giving dinner to every REGISTER
reader!
The Lopez Store Company has or
dpred a Ford truck from Fletcher X
Rarger.
Union Thanksgiving service at st
panl's church Thursday morning at
1880 O'Clock.
Wantel-A good mich Cow, reason
able. Apply to Mrs. +. E. Smith, east
of railroad station.
Friday night was the coolest, SO far,
of the winter, the thermometer regis
ter!ug ten degrees.
From s.printed in the papers
il is inferred there is still plenty OF
booze in the lead belt.
R. Riggs & Co. will close out their
business this week. Russell Riggs
expects to enlist IN the navy.
". NJ. Lawson, a successful farmer
4 in Belleview, is one of the recent buy
! ers of a Ford car from the local
\ agency.
/ II commenced raining Monday
I morning and has kept it up almost
/ continuously for two days. The tota
/ precipitation has been $50 nches
\ Fine.
n w. q. Fletcher went to st. LOU
4 Tuesday intending to buy a hundred
u head of cattle which he will ship mere
\ and feed. lie already has over tw'
n hundred head,
n County superintendent Hanson
u conducted a teachers meeting a
NJ Belleview ON Friday Of last week. ID
n reports an interesting and we'll at
# tended meeting.
IN Fire on Arcadia Heights came yer,
III near destroying the barn II othe
n buildings on the farm of Mrs. IL. L
NJ Whitworth. Some hard work con
n quered the flames.
81 The railroads in Missouri will rails
81 passenger rates to two and a ma
a cents a mile January list; round tri
n and mileage tickets, two and one
a fourth cents q mile.
y Three beautiful rainbows-appear
ing one after the other~-were seen !
the western sky last Thursday morn
Ing about 7 O'Clock. The picture a
forded was an enchanting one.
Bruce Lindsay of st. Louis was hel
about ten days ago to see his mothe
Mrs. A. G. Lindsay, who has not bee
very well. Bruce is a fine boy and "
are always glad to have him call.
The editor acknowledges the ri
ceipt of an invitation to attend II
dedication of Corpus Christi Churc
Jennings, Mo-, Rev. John Adrian pa
tor, Thanksgiving Day, at 10 A.. NJ.
E, r. Curtis, formerly OF De GOT
brother of Chas. Curtis of The II
publican office, has enlisted IN I
Ambulance Corps Of the United Stat
j Army and expects to leave soon I
the war zone in France.-De Soto X
publican.
G. E. Myers, who has had charge
the electric light plant here for sew
al years, has resigned his position a
left last week for Joplin to accep'
place there. y. 7. Ball, formerly
Sc. Charles, Mo, has succeeded
Myers here.
Some people are SO uncharitable
to intimate that the moving spl
back of the proposed Sunday closi
ordinances is not so much to prev
ndesecration of the holy SABBATH
a fear that the other fellow may mf
a profit Of a dollar or two.
We are glad to note that Walter
Kendall, our surveyor and highV
engineer, who has been attending
officers training camp ut Fort sh'
dan the past two months or more,
been awarded a commission as sec
lieutenant Of infantry. Good for "
ter!
Recorder Hawkins issued the
lowing marriage licenses the p
week: .
Harry VIM. Sanders and Elijah
Dune of st. Louis.
Harry A. Parker and Bessie Mes
Of st. Louis.
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