Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-10-30
C B%REvITIEs.
i. Friday is Halloween.

County court convenes in regular
session next Monday.
For Sale-Sewing Machine in good
order, $40. Apply at this office.
For Sale Canned Fruit.
Box SO, Pilot Knob, Mo.
The leaves certainly came tumbling
down with fine rain Sunday and Mon
day.
See the advertisement of the new
Ironton Hotel. Opens next Monday,
November Sd.
Station Agent Downey has been ad-
vised that he will be furnished a clerk
or assistant November 1st.
Wanted-Young lady for house,
work, two in family.
MRS. BoLcH, Annapolis, Mo.
The ticket sales at the Ironton sta
ton last month were about $4,000.
And nj tickets sales at night, either.
The Bar Association of the Twenty
First Judicial Circuit will hold a meet
ing at Piedmont, Saturday, November
18th.
Ironton's basket bali teams met
Waterloo at Piedmont last Friday.
We trust our friend of the Banner will
Lot n q domn liobtlv
Just arrived a shipment Of Hinze's
Bulk Pickles, Sour and Sweet. Also
a keg of Bulk Mince Meat. at the
Ironton Meat Market.
A card from Mrs. L. Favez in St.
Louis Informs us that they are moving
this week from 1880 Gibson venue to
219s Clifton avenue, where they have
recently purchased a cottage.
Strayed-From my place at Hogan,
a steer, year and a half old, red, with
white face; right ear split. Please
notify W. J. MILLER,
Hogan, Mo.
Wanted-Missouri timber land, priced
right. Not over Z miles to depot
Iron and adjoining counties. Describe
and price first letter.
OTTO SNYDER, Elkville, Illinois.
Mrs. Mary D. Harris and daughter,
Miss Harris, after spending several
weeks at Valley Inn, departed Tues
day for New York to remain this win
ter. They expect to return to the val
ley in the spring
The Mayor of Pennington is out in
card warning the boysiof that town tina
no Halloween pranks will be tolerat-
ed this year. A special police forct
will be placed OF duty and all offenders
prosecuted to the full extent of the law
Mrs. N. W. Adams of Goodland was
in Ironton Monday on her way home
from a visit to her son, E. B., who il
principal of the De Soto High School
Mrs. Advantageous that the younl
man is situated very pleasantly ant
interested in his work.
Ed. Bethel of Pennington was a call
er at the REGISTER Office Monday
The young mans valley friends vii
be glad to hear that he is prosperinI
in the butcher business in Pennington
He says he enjoys a fine trade and i
getting along very nicely in every way
s. B. Cook of Roselle was in Ironto,
Tuesday. Mr.. Cook says that man,
farmers in the Roselle country hav
been delayed in sowing wheat becaus
of the wet weather, and it is SO late !
the season now that many who con
templated putting in wheat have give
up the idea.
The citizens of WilliamsviIle, !
Wayne county, nave raised $4,000 an
purchased, a short time ago, a 40-acr
tract of land, which was turned owe
to the Midso Iron Company who wi
construct a large plant there for wash
ing ore to be shipped to the smelteri
Garter county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Algier who hav
been making their home here for se'
eral months left Wednesday Il
Ironton, where they will live in future
They are to take charge of a porto
Of the property owned and operate
as a home for aged Baptists at Iror
ton.-Lead Belt News.
]. Ed. Palmer and Miss Mamie Rec
Of lronton, were united in marriage
st. Louis, Mo, Wednesday, Octob'
%, 1919. at $3.50 o'clock P. M, Rev.
ertts officiating. The REGISTER q
tends congratulations and very be
wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer will r.
side at 1916 Arlington Avenue.
d. E. Fletcher, accompanied by 0
lie Fox, Elias Nichols, Linus VIII
and Vernon Buckley went to Indial
apolis, Indiana, Sunday evening
drive five Ford cars back to Ironto
II there has been anything like Il
amount of rain in Indiana and Illino