Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-12-02

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BRADLEY KELLY, Minimum, Mo.
Married-At the home of the bride
in Caledonia, Mo-, Thursday, Novem-
Der IS, 1920, Marcus D. Yount, of
Ironton, and Fairymae McNabb, Rev.
] J. Forsythe, pastor of Presbyterian
church, Caledonia officiating. Valley
friends extend very best wishes.
Manager Ringo reports that the
Price Adjustment Sale in progress at
the Lopez store the past two weeks
was the largest and most satisfactory
special sale in the history of the in
stitution. More goods g sold in
the same length of time than ever be-
fore.
Two auto loads of Baptists of this
city went to the Old Folks Home at
Ironton Thursday afternoon where
Thanksgiving services were held. A
truck load of supplies were sent to
the home from Bismarck and some
of the lead belt towns.-Bismarck
Gazette.
T. L. Moore has returned from a
business trip to Middlebrook where
he went to select stock for his new
marble yard south of town. He
thinks the Iron county granite quarry
one of the greatest in the world as to
possibilities of output.--Poplar Bluff
Republican.
DR.. Marshall last week received a
letter from A. M. Madigan stating
that they are highly pleased with
their present home in Cotton, Cali
fornia. Mike is employed in a hard
ware establishment. He reports the
other ~Ironton people in Cotton as
prospecting.
q. A. Buckley reports that the
foundation of the New Baptist Home
has been built up even with the
ground. 1t is not expected to dc
much more work on the found alton
until spring. The winter will be de-
voted to getting material and sup
plies on the ground.
In the days gone by-long gone by
it was custom to remember the coun-
try editor with a Thanksgiving tur-
key. Now the turkeys are all pre-
sented to the President or some other
of the greater lights and the poor
country editor forgotten. Surely the
country is receding.
DR.. F. w. Gale was called to An
napolis Friday night to dress the
wounds of David Lee, an employe Of
the Annapolis Lead 70 who was in
jured that evening by a 30 pound rocl
falling a distance Of 80 feet. The rocl
struck his head a glancing blow ant
practically crushed off one of his feet
Bismarck Gazette.
The prophets seem to be divided il
opinion as to what kind CT a white:
we are going to have. Many insis
that we are going to have lots o
severe winter. Others are equal.
positive that it will be mild and moth
ing to complain of. It's a case o
paying your money and taking you
choice, we suppose.
The Rector and Mrs. Penley wer
delightfully."- surprised Monday, tn
evening of Mrs. Penley's birthday
when a number of friends storme'
the Rectory with all manner of thing
good to have in the house. All thi
greatly adds to the joy of Thanks
giving both for those who gave an
those who received.-De Soto Repub
lican.
DR.. F. W. Gale of this city has beel
appointed as chief surgeon for tn
Annapolis Lead Co., at Annapolis
The Doctor holds a similar positio,
with the Iron Mountain Mining 90. a
Iron Mountain, and is local and dis
pensing surgeon for the Missoul
Pacific Railway Co. This, with hi
local practice, makes the Doctor
very busy man.-Bismarck Gazette.
Walter and Will Tucker purchase
recently the handle factory of g. "
Brooks and son at Sabula and hav
assumed the operation of the mil
Walter will superintend the opera
ton of the factory and will NOV
with his family to Sabula. Will is Il
Gated at West Eminence and will re
main at that place for the present
The Tucker brothers are experience
handle factory men. Walter was Q
one time associated with his brothe
Sam Tucker in the operation of tn
factory in Piedmont.-Piedmol
Journal Banner.
Poplar Bluff Citizen Dem ocra
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