Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-10-11
z BREVITIES.

Found--A watch, on Arcadia
Heights. L. X. MARTIN.
John 7. Baldwin, ST., recently lost
his lumber yard in Laurel, Mississippi,
by fire.
See the announcement OF the "To-
baccO Fund for Our Soldiers" printed
on the first page.
Monday was the first real cold day
of the fall. The wind was chilling and
blew all day long.
"Sold at Auction" featuring Lois
h Meredith, Krazy Kat Comedy, and
IN Claw" No. Z Thursday.
he opening chapters Of 1.-THE Hill
An" a most interesting serial, are
printed on the inside pages this week.
Subscriptions to magazines OF ev-
cry kind and description kindly o
licited by the Baptist Ladies. Phone
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Fletcher & Barger last week deliv-
cred Ford cars to G.. w. Hanson of
Ironton and Jas. A.. Smith of Marble
Creek.
For Rent-Two rooms, furnished or
unfinished. Apply to Mrs. A. Iiar-
grove, Shepherd and Madison street,
Ironton.
Mr.. Grow last Saturday received a
cablegram from his son, A. p,
nouncing his safe arrival in France.
No particulars.
Rev. Forsythe, of Caledonia, will
preach at the Presbyterian church,
Ironton, next Sunday, October 18th,
both morning and evening.
Rev. V. o. Penley will conduct ser.
vices in st. Paul's church, Ironton,
next Sunday; in the morning at II
o'clock and in the evening at 1880.
Elsewhere is printed an article, re-
produced from the Jackson Cash
Book, telling Of the death of Henry
Behrens, a former resident OF Pilot
Knob.
ZERO weather is on the way. Get
ready to greet Mr.. JACK FROST
with a Wilson Heater. For sale at
Madigan & Whitworth's Hardware
Store.
A new time card, it is announced,
will become effective Sunday. 1t is
rumored that train 81 formerly No.
81 will run to Fredericktown in the
future.
A. L. Schwab and Fred Kindell, Jr.,
witnessed the ball games between the
New York Giants and the Chicago
team at Chicago last Saturday and
Sunday.
Several cold nights the past week
and Monday night there was a killing
frost, the thermometer registering q
degrees. 1t was much warmer Tues
day night.
Burwell Fox, Jr., left Tuesday for
Cape Girardeau, where he will join
Cape Girardeau County's quota that
leave Thursday for Fort Riley.-Po-
tosi Independent.
r. L. L. Marshall, principal of tie
Graniteville schools, who went TO
Camp Funston last week, has been
succeeded in the school by Prof. N,
A. King Of Brunot.
Mr.. II. q. Harrison of Des Arc hal
been appointed chairman of the
Bankers Liberty Loan Committee Of
Iron County and is prepared to fur
nish information to all.
DrfD. Appleberry Of Belleview has
been drafted into the medical service
Of the army. The departure of DR.
Il Appleberry would leave Belleview
and vicinity without a physician.
Circuit Clerk J. NJ. Hawkins and
County superintendent Hanson wen1
to Piedmont Monday afternoon will
four head of horses they propose en-
tering for premiums.
Edwin Eldracher, who had the mis-
fortune to lose a leg while switching
IN the yards at Delta a year or more
ago, IL now o telegrapher and serving
as one Of the operators at ArcadiI
station.
Mr.. Chas. l.. Harris of Crane Pont
returned Monday night from an alb
sence of four months at Lincoln, Ne
brasks. We are glad to say that HI
returns home very much improved Ii
health, indeed.
It 10 intimated that another bond is
sue will probably be submitted to tn
voters OF the Ironton school distric
next spring. BY all means let us hav'
another bond Issue. All the peopl
hsve to do is pay.
Automobile parties going to tn
Lead Belt inform 40 that for the pas
week soldiers have again been detail
ed to search ell automobiles and de
stroy all booze being brought into th'
county.-Bismarck Gazette.
DR.. Z. r. Whitsside visited hi
. brother q few days Of last vsek. DR.
Whiteslde Of Elvins has enlisted in tn
medical service Of the U. y. Arm,