Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-24
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Circuit court next Monday.
A good rain Tuesday night.

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Agood rain Tuesday night.
The autumn foliage is gorgeous.
The official ballot is printed this
week.
Rather lonesome-like without the
picture show.
The probate docket forthe Novem-
Der term is printed this week.
For Sale or Rent-The Madigan
residence in north lronton, Apply to
Pearl Hill.
An automobile load Of laborers 20
from the valley to the mines at Iron
Mountain each day.
For Rent--A cottage on Main street,
newly %papered. Apply to
A, {. LINDSEY.
Poland China Pigs for sale-male
and female. j, II. TONG,
B6llevieW, Mo.
Dr.. Will KerWin came from st.
Louis last Friday to take his mother,
who has been quite sick, home with
him.
Moses McNail. a prosperous and
well-known farmer OF Reynolds coun-
ty. died October 18th, aged about 20
years.
John Mayes has sold his livery sta
BILE in sonth Iron.on to Messrs. Wilson
and Cayringer of the west end of the
county.
The township offices seem to be
t'going a begging" this year. Older
residents can recall when such was
not the case.
Eggs nave been unusually scarce on
the Iront5n market the past few
weeks. In fact, there have hardly
been any at all.
The south.bound Sunshine Special
now stops at lronton nearly every
evening 70 get a pusher to so over
Hogan Mountain.
A basket Of groceries. found on the
streets, awaits the owner at this office
on proving property and paying for
this advertisement.
Linus White returned last week
from Cape Girardeau. having failed
to pass the physical examination nee
essary to secure military training at
the Normal.
When last heard from the Madigans,
on their automobile trip to San Fran
CISCO, were in New Mexico, about ten
days Journey from the coast. They
report going good.
We are informed that our young
friend, Edward Bethel, enjoys a mo-
nopoly of tho butcher business ir
Farmineton-owns the only shop II
town. Success to HIM.
Mr.. s. p. RjDgo and family return
ed Sunday night from a weeks motor
trip to Western Kentucky. They re
port a delightful trip but were annoy
ed by rain on the return.
J. B, Hodges Of LesterviEle was a
caller at this Office Monday afternoon
while on his way home from a trip to
the Lead Belt. Mr.. Hodges is now en-
gagged in farming and in merchandise
ing.
M. W. Daugherty Sunday evening
received II message announcing tht
death Of Mr.. J. II. Ewing at Creight-
on, Mo. Mr.. Ewing was the husband
of Mr.. Daugherty's only sister, Fan
ME Il.
Our fellow townsman, Mr.. G. A
Buckley, has erected a tify.five fte
gas pipe flag pole ut his home in east
Ironton and "Old Glory" proudly
floats theref.on these beautiful au-
tumn days.
Mrs. W. ID. Fletcher underwent
surgical operation for appendicitis II
the Baptist Sanitarlum in st. Loui
last week. We are glad to be able tt
say that her condition is all that coul'
be desired.
Archbishop Glennon will admins
ter confirmation to u class in st. DO
aeph's Chapel, Arcadia, Tuesday, DC
tober Goth. provided influenza condi
tions do not prevent a public assem-
bly, on that date.
After November LIST we can not ma
tho REGISTER to subscribers who ar
more than three months d%elinqent o.
their subscription account. II yo'
are delinquent please attend to tn
matter forthwith.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gay OF Ironton under
went a surgical operation in the Bap
tist Sanitarium, st. Louis, last Satur
day. The patient rallied nicely. an
we are pleased to state will probabl
be able to return home soon.
A party of young people--about
dozen In number---we ere en~teftalhe
at the home OF Mr.. g, Sampson !
Russellyjlle on Tuesday evening c
last week, IL was given in honor {
Miss Violet Weiser OF st. Louis, no
on n visit here. Music, dancing an
Refreshments oil lent their did to .
enjoyable eve ming.