Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-02-13
G BREVITIEs.

Cnas. j.. m Is repaperlng the
Academy of Music.
Jos. Forshee recently purchased o.
Collins farm, west of Ironton.
A carload OF Fords-seven OF them
was received by Fletcher & Barger
this morning.
County court adjourned Wednes-
day noon. Proceedings are printed
on the eighth page.
Don't miss the Big Bargain Clearing
Sale-February 8th to February 22d.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
r. G. Marks mas sold his farm on
the Graniteville road, beyond Pilot
Knob, to ]. L. Fisher. Mr.. Marks has
removed to Scott county.
Again for sale at the Handy Kitch-
en-, the beautiful patriotic song,
"When Blue Stars Turn to Gold %
cents a copy. New supply just re-
ceived.
After being fifty cents and more all
winter the price Of eggs in the valley
is now down to thirty cents a dozen.
Butter is still fifty cents a pound and
scarce.
A school entertainment and box
supper will be given at the PilotKnob
School Thursday evening, February
10. Proceeds to go to the Syrian and
Armenian fund.
F.O. Marcott, a recent arrival in the
valley from Little Rock, Arkansas,
has bought the barber shop of Jas.
Sohn, in Pilot Knob, and expects to
make his home there.
j. H. Cowan, of Pine Bluff, Ark, a
conductor on the Cotton Belt, was in
Ironton last Wednesday on a visit to
his sister, Mrs. Ella Aldridge, whom
he had not seen for eight years.
r. N. Mari was discharged from the
federal grand jury in St. Louis last
Thursday, having served, off and
on, since last September. Another
jury will be empaneled next month.
Prof. B. Fox OF Potosi, Superin-
tendent of Schools in Washington
county, wasin Ironton Saturday. Mr.
Fox will probably be a candidate to
succeed himself at the school election
in April.
Representative J. Ell. Keith came
home from jefferson City Saturday
night, returning to the State Capital
Monday evening. The judge looks
like the law-making air was agreeing
with him.
Mr.. Thos. johnson says that if the
grounding did see his shadow on Feb
ruary I'd he didn't go back to his hole.
He telephones US that he is running
all through the woods this (Wednes-
day. morning.
Mrs. VIM. HI. Delano, who went tc
Bonnie Terre recently for medical
treatment, we are glad to learn is
getting along nicely and the physicians
have decided that it will not be neces-
sary for her to undergo an operation.
A photoplay of decidedly more thar
ordinary interest is coming to the
Academy Theatre On Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th. This is Mark Twain'e
celebrated story, tom Sawyer" witf
clever young Jack Pickford as the
star.-Adv.
Strayed-From my farm, one mile
north of Black, Mo-, one one-year-o ole
past steer, white face, with lion bacl
and Roman nose, label in top part o
left>ear; small sheep bell on when las
seen. Liberal re ward for some.
w. H. STEVENS, Black, Mo.
From Mrs. HI. o. Davis, who is Wis
iting in Murphysboro, Illinois, W,
learn that the mercantile establish
ment of her son, Mr.. A. f. Kuehle, il
that city was destroyed by fire las
Thursday. The loss is considerable
We surely sympathiZe with Mr.
Kuehle who is a most splendid gentle
man.
For Sale-At your own price lot 8 il
block ID and tract 8 in section 32,Itwp
"a, NJ, range 8 e., 9th p. NJ, contain
ing twenty one and fifteen-hun
dredths acres, in Iron county, Mo.
lot in Ironton. Make me an offer
Address /. A. Viersen, Pella, Iowa
Box 1893.
The biggest snow of the winter fel
last Saturday afternoon and evening
1t was pretty cold and Sunday nigh
the thermometer went down to {
Then it warmed up and in a coupl
of days the snow was entirely gone
This "wednesday morning is like
day in spring.
Mrs. Clara Sullivan of Pilot Kno
was arraigned before Justice Rasch
last Thursday on the charge of havini
disturbed public worship at the pray
or meeting at the Pilot Knob Baptis
Church the evening before. The de
PENDANT entered a plea Of guilty ant
was fined rs and costs, $13. 25 in all.
Fred Orrick Of M%iddlebrook wa
among the students at the Chillicoth
Business College who were success
full in passing the Office Test Thurs
day. Mr.. Orrick will now enter th
Office Training Department and !
a course of a month or six weeks wi
have his course completed and will b
ready for employment.
Recorder Hawkins has Issued th
following marriage licenses since OF
last report:
John Jefferson Cunningham {
Brule and Mrs. Bertha Hasty Of Bis
merck.
John W. Woodruff OF Pilot Kno
and Maggie Mayberry OF Goodwater
Leslie Chiffon and Ruby Stout