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

and Friday last.
The picture show attendance on
Thanksgiving was large.
The bird hunters certainly have
been plentiful the past week.
The young folk are talking of a
masque ball for the holidays.
The wood saws surely have been
kept busy the past few weeks.
a. L. Bell has the material on the
ground to build his new garage, south
of the post-ofice.
Lost-On North Main street, IRON
ton, cap off gasoline tank. Bring to
this office and get reward.
The Social at Graniteville Thanks
giving eve was largely attended and
reported a decided success
Thanksgiving in the valley was quiz
ct. A union service at the Presby-
terlan church was we'll attended.
J.. Arthur Francis, elect,
was in Ironton Saturday, looking for
a house in which to make his home.
j. L. Coad of Arcadia has quit the
timber business and accepted a posi-
ton as clerk for MI. Frech in De So
to, Mo.
There will be a dance at the Acade-
my of Music Friday evening of this
week. Good music and a good time
assured.
A shooting match in Arcadia re-
lieved the monotony on Thanksgiv-
ing day. There was much activity
thereabouts.
1t is stated that quite a lot of good
fish have been caught in Lake Killar-
ney the past few weeks. Pretty late
in the season for fishing.
The Fife and Drum Corps boys and
girls gave a dance at the Academy of
Music last Friday night which proved
a very enjoyable occasion.
So, we are just going to let the
Light Company have its way and
make no effort to have morning SER
vice? Certainly we are an easy go.
ing set.
The editor is in receipt of a well
come letter from Mr.. A. F. Kuehle Of
Murphysboro, Illinois. Mr.. Kuehle
reports the fall weather in Illinois al
delightful.
Mayfield Huff contemplated spend
ing Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs
Langdon, in Hornersville, but a BAG
carbuncle on the back of his neck pre-
vented his going.
John Lewis, a former resident O.
this county, but who has been making
his home at Esther, ii the Lead Belt
for the past five years, was an Iron
ton visitor Friday.
Married-At the courthouse, Iron
ton, Missouri, Friday, November 26
1920, by Rev. A. s. j. Baldridge, Mr.
Martin Satz of st. Louis and Miss Ma
ry Huff of Hogan, Mo.
Greenville Sun: CDR. E. R. Zimmel
o. Ironton stopped yer here Monday
night for a visit with old Greenvillt
friends, while on his way to Midco OF
professional business"
Fresh supply of cement received
a furnish out of town customers a,
long as stock lasts, and your mai
orders solicited. R. l. STAMP,
Des Arc, Mo.
Mrs. H. L. Satterfeld of ReynoldI
county and daughter, Mrs. O. Volner
of Iron county, were the guests las
week OF the formers sister, Mrs. g
F. Brooks, of this city.-GreenvilI'
Sun.
November was colder than tn
average. Many people say it wa
like unto the November of 1880, an
that the winter that followed was thu
most prolonged ever known in thi'
section.
Little Miss Virginia Lang, who is at
tending the Arcadia Girls College
came in ON Wednesday to spend tn
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Lang
Pennington News.
More than n hundred person
partook of the Thanksgiving Dime
served by the Presbyterian ladies !
the basement of the church Thanks
giving day. The spread was said t
have been an appetizing one.
G B. Snider, who has been in tn
internal department. wit
headquarters at Pennington for sdv
eral years past, has resigned from th
government service and accepted tn
position of active vice-president Q
the Farmers Bank of Pennington.
w. w. Strother writes from Coul
tarviIle Ills. under date of NoVem