Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-07
LOCAL BREVlTiES.
court next week.

The first killing frost November LIST.
Tho late rains are reported TO have
damaged the roads greatly.
The 9th Constitutional Amendment
WAS defeated at the Ironton precinct
BY a votes.
DR.. W. J. Smith has leased his resi-
dance to Mrs. Nations, teacher in the
High School,
County court was in session Mon
dav. and will hold an adjourned term
next Saturday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blue,
Ironton, Mo-, Friday, November LIST,
1918, a girl. All well.
Miss Edith Bethel Of Arcadia has
purchased a Maxwell car; she drove
to Pennington aud back Monday.
For Sale-Good blacksmith shop,
power, tools aud stock; good building
and grist mill. For particulars, write
S. E. Bond, Belgrade, Mo.
From the Potosi Independent it IL
learned that Judge Bearings daugh'
ter, Elizabeth, who was seriously Ill at
Columbia, Mo-, is much improved.
The last squad OF soldiers left Flat
River last week. For the first time
since the labor troubles in July, 1917,
that com munity is free CT the mill
tary.
The State Teachers Associate,
which was to have been in st. Louis
November 7-11, has been postponed TN
til December 26-2s, OF account OF tht
influenza.
Thoss who have received coupons
from overseas for Christmas Cartons
can obtain the latter by applying t
Miss Pearl Conway, Treasurer's office
courthouse.
The order Of court srspanding al
train service on the Illinois Southern
railroad October 3lst has been re
scinded and the train schedule is sti
maintained.
One distinguished citizen p~robabl
realized when he read the election re
turns Tuesday night that ~pussy-foot
ing doesn't get a man very far in lro
county politics.
Our good friend, DR.. r. I. Minor,
Lesteryille, was in lronton Monda.
Dr.. Minor is one of natures gentle
men, whose hand it Is always aplea'
ure and delight to clasp.
A couple of weeks since MIR. q. v
Hanson presented ua with a sack
very fine tomatoes. We do not thir
we eyer before saw such splendle to
matoos 80 late in the season.
Mrs. Jasper Anderson last Wedne
day had one of her limbs amputat'
in q hospital in st. Louis, She W
brought home Sunday, and, conside
Ing her advanced age, is doing We
well.
Robert Edgar has received an a
poiutment as cadet in the West Poi
Military Academy and left last We
to enter the institution. Bob ls a IL
boy and the REGISTER has 10 doubt
uitl ttp,ni,o rpr,I
Don't forget the Standard Oh Coz
pany when in need Of Gasoline, r
fiction OILS, Lubricating Oils, {
Grcases, Etc. Prompt delivery ma
ROLAND HILL, Agent,
Phone IS. Irouton, Nc
Lieutenant Dir. W. G. Patton sp
Saturday here with Mrs. Patton.
was Ell route back to Camp Ira
Texas, from Washington, d. C.,wh
he had been with q patient from
army hospital Pennington News
John Mayes Monday sold his liv
stable in south Ironton to Solor
Nelson and sons, W. +. and j. K.
Brule. Consideration, $500,
Nelson's will take charge at once.
Mayes will probably remove to
Louis.
There will be n sale at the
School House Friday afternoon,
vember Sth, at L o'clock. Al n
there will be a pie supper and
gramme. Proceeds for the VI
War-Work Campaign. Every
invited.
Mr.. j. W. Clarkson arrived
Clarks, louisiana, Sunday. He
Mrs. Clarkson, who has spent the
three months here, will make tie
home In their automobile, sta'
to-day. They expect to be on
road about five days.
Strsyed--A red heifer cali, ali
months old, white face with a
red spots, the switch Of tho tall p
white; no marks OF any kind.
pay any one for information le'
to the recovery Of the animal.