Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-06
T. BREVITIES.

The rains last week were OF inesti-
EpNsble benefit to the wheat.
Mining props are in great demand
and the prices high these days.
The thermometer registered 20 de-
|grees Sunday; down to 10 Tuesday
might.
The electric light was not available
Sunday evening until an hour after
dark. Why?
Y This coming Sunday the Rev. V. Q.
Penley will hold services in st. Paul's
Church-in the morning at 11:00 and
the evening at 1880 o'clock.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Imboden, in Ironton, on
Thanksgiving day, Thursday, Novem.
Der Goth, 1917. All are well.
Finest quality Extracted Honey for
sale at Is cents per pound in bulk.
LOUIS NEDDECKE.
Pilot Knob, Mo.
Married at the court house, Deem
Der LIST, 1917, Robert F. Thompson and
Miss Mandy Jaycox-aIl OF Belleview,
Mo-, Judge 0. W. Roop, officiating.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give a Towel Sale in the basement of
the Baptist church Thursday afternoon
and evening, December 9th. Refresh
ments served.
The city council Monday evening
took no action in reference to the
proposed Sunday closing law. 1t was
wisely deemed good to let well
enough alone.
Chas. Orrick of Graniteville was an
Ironton visitor Saturday. MIR. Orrick
recently returned from North Caro-
lima, where he spent the summer
working in granite.
In all Of St. Francois county, with
her wealth and population, there is
nothing to compare with the Ford
sales room and service station of
Fletcher Il Barger, in lronton.
Chas. NJ. Tesreau is going to have a
public sale of the stock On his farm,
eight miles east of Ironton, next Mon
day. Charlie expects to engage in
the garage business in New York.
Just received a large car Of Red Tor
Flour; also fresh Graham and Whole
Wheat Flour, and Aunt Jemima's
Pancake and Buckwheat Flour.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
/ W. II. O'Neal was here from Frank
clay Friday. He had been ''laid up
for several days by 4 wound occasion
ed by running a nail in his foot. He
was still limping, but thought the
worst was over.
N \ Is there no way the st. Francois
u county court can be induced to make
n an appropriation for the improve
n ement of the ford across the creek just
This side OF Middlebrook? The cos
kheed not be great.
Sheriff Blue went to Goodwate
/. Tuesday afternoon and arrested Jess
Evans, 4 young man charged wit
disturbing the peace OF Mrs. Nj. NJ
ENosser, a merchant living near Good
water, several days since.
81 J. N. Paullus of Belleview is her
Il here this week visiting his sol
Robert. He expects to leave in a te'
days for Marked Tree, Arkansas
where he will spend the wintet wit
Mis- son, DIR. George Pa ullus, Green
willie Sun.
From the De Soto Republican ofla'
week: "John Steel, brother OF attol
tney Adrian Steel, spent Thanksgiy'n
with the latter here. He has cntere
the aviation corps of the army and re
ported at Jefferson Barracks Thurs
day night"
Johnson & Twomey, who, for sever
al months past, have conducted "Th
Farmers Cash Market" in the Barn
house building, south of the cour
house square, closed their store sa'
urday evening and moved the stoe
to Bismarck.
Thanksgiving was quiet enoug
About the only diversion in the va
ley was the dinner served by the II
dies in the Academy of Music for II
benefit of the Red Cross. The patrt
mage was liberal, the net receipts b.
ing about SOB.
From the Hillsboro Record: sailor
20 W. Harlow comes out OF Fort she
idan training camp with q comm'ssi'
of Captain OF Infantry. Lon Is to Il
manor born and is q fine upstand'i
man, and will prove himself wortl
Of his commission"
Chas. Murphy, o long time resider
died at his home In Granitevll'e 10
Thursday morning. The funeral Q
Cured at Iron Mountain Sunday OF
ternoon and was largely attende
The deceased is survived by his wide
and a number Of other relatives.
The verses, "Ei There, sammie
printed last week, we're from the p
Of Mr.. Clifford Blanchard, associa
editor Of The Country Grain shipp'