Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-02-05

INV AHOu3 uiCu ou Liz hOhO AZ Phs
Louis January 25th. The remains
were brought to Pilot Knob for in
terment Thursday. The bereaved
family have the sympathy of their
DIN friends in their sorrow.
Choice pen eggs for Matching, 8. O.
Dark Brown Leghorns, Everlay strain,
$500 per 10. None better. Thompson
strain Barred Rocks, fine layers, pen
eggs, 1926 per 13. 100 per cent fertil-
ity guaranteed on all settings: Book
ing orders now for spring delivery.
MABEL w. COLLINS, Minimum, Mo.
In lieu of Mrs. Jas. G. Newman's
removal from .Ironton to Elvins, Mrs.
5. P. Ringo was elected president of
The Jronton Baptist Ladies' Aid
Society, MRS. j. H. Keith, Vice Presi-
dent. Mrs. Newman held the presf-
dency of same the last year and all
regretted to lose her and family from
our midst.
A line from Mr.. James L. Brierton
advises us that he is returning to Holt,
Alabama, where he has accepted 8
position as General Manager of the
Central Iron & Coal Company. Mr..
Brierton has been in New Orleans the
past six years. Old friends here are
glad to learn that he keeps on going
to the front.
DR.. J. H. Martin of Pilot Knob was
a caller at this office last Saturday
and showed us a paper telling of
great oil discoveries recently made in
Hollis county, Oklahoma. The DR..
and his father own 300 acres of land
adjacent TO these new wells, and the
DR.. is naturally very much elated over
the discoveries.
R. s. Vickery, son oil Newland s.
Vickery Of Hogan, died quite sudden
! ly in St. Louis last Friday. The re-
mains were taken to Hogan Sunday
and interment made there Tuesday.
The deceased was q years of age and
9 a NEST excellent young man. The
bereaved family have the sympathy
! of the community in their sorrow.
Geo. Wendell arrived home last
Wednesday night from Toledo, Ohio.
from where he drove an Overland
car. The distance is seven hundred
miles and for three hundred miles thi:
side of Toledo there was much snow
9 the drifts being four feet deep. Tel
!, cars were driven from Toledo to st
Louis. The party was four days OF
, the road.
Jesse McCabe, son of 0. McOabe o
Granitevilla, died in st. Louis Thurs
day. The remains were brought tt
= Graniteville and interment made il
the Middlebrook cemetery Saturday
= Mrs. McCabe died Saturday and he
remains were inferred at.Middlebroo
MopdaYYse r. AG sdft thr efle ea fsh Rle- s III
been afflicted.
: The REGISTERS old friend, Mario
4 Lewis of Annapolis, was a caller Mon
day. Mr.. Lewis says the indication
are that Annapolis will be a might
: busy place when spring comes. Tn
:, Annapolis Mining Company is max
ing arrangements to sink a shaft an
put up a lead mill. The work, it
said, will be hurried as o as weathe
- conditions permit.
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Il BAPTIST LADIES.
Miss Lydia Brosdwell, a forme
. resident of the valley, died in East S
!, Louis last Friday, after an illness {
two years of cancer. The remain
were brought to Ironton Tuesda
noon and the funeral occurred frol
the Presbyterian church, intermer
being made in the Masonic cemetery
:. The deceased was 81 years of ag'
: Old friends learned of her dennis
!, with sorrow. Peaceful be her sleel
Edward Bethel, recently arreste
on a serious charge, came over fro
Arcadia again Tuesday to attend
unfinished business. He made Tn
!. Times office an enjoyable call. Ec
ward appears to be in the very be-
: of spirits, and the question of b
guilt does not seem to be worryir
him at all. While he is "saying notl
; ingn regarding his case, following IL
70 advice of his attorney, he did say tn
u he had no fears of the evidence tn
,e would be developed when the case
y himself and his brother, William
comes to trial.-Farmington Times.
Mr.. Chas. L. Carson addressed
Iottou ~ fha oorptu oourt Mopdo