Iron County register., 1921-01-27
Wanted-Brown Leghorn Cockerel
Single omb preferred.
LbUIs MACY. Middlebrook, Mo.

week. Music from Bismarck and q
good time guaranteed ALL, Dancing
will begin promptly at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mr.. Stark of Stark Farm, south of
Arcadia, has been notified that at the
Missouri Ham and Bacon Show held
in Columbia January II to 81, he won
first prize on Fancy Sausage and 4th
prize on Smoked Sausage. Congratu-
lations. Mr.. Stark.
Emanuel Brooks died at his home
in Pilot Knob Sunday. The deceased
is survived by widow and number
of children. The funeral was con-
Quoted by the Odd Fellows Tuesday
afternoon and interment was made In
the Pilot Knob cemetery.
Mrs Eliza Mosier of Belgrade died
on Jan. at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maggie Cox, near Vibur-
mum, in Iron County, whom she was
visiting, after an illness of only few
days. She was so years of age, and is
survived by son and two daughters.
-Potosi Journal.
The divorce suit of Kaesemacher VS..
Kaesemacher was compromised in the
circuit court in Jefferson county last
Thursday. A decree of divorce was
granted, Mrs. Kaesemacher was al
lowed $500 alimony, and Mr.. Kaese-
macher is to Ipay her attorneys fees
and the costs in the case.
See "The Lamps Went Gut" In
the Presbyterian church basement.
A silver offering at the door. Pie
and candy will be sold. Friday even
ing, January 2S, 1921, 1880 P. NJ.
Every body come and enjoy good
time. Remember the date, Friday
evening, January %, 7:30P. NJ.
We are always glad to receive let
ters containing the neighborLood
news, but we can not publish them
unless accompanied by the name of
the writer-not necessarily for publ
cation, but for the information of the
editor. 1t seems necessary to re-iter-
ate this statement.
The alumni and former students of
former Methodist schools held a. ban
quet at Fredericktown Monday even
ing. Itwas get-together meeting of
the former students of Arcadia Col
lege, Caledonia, Marvin, Central and
Howard Payne colleges In the inter
est of the Great Educational Move
ment of the church.
Elvins correspondence in Flat
River News: MRS. Alvin Lee, OF
Sabula, came here the first of the
week to join her husband who has
been in the employ Of the Federal
Lead Company for several months.
They have rented rooms in the f. P.
Kenner residence where they will
make their home for the present.
Leopold Hurst, a long time resident
of Iron county, died at his home on
Marble Greek, nine miles south Of
Ironton, last Thursday, after a pro-
longed illness, at the age of eighty
years. The deceased had resided on
the farm where he died for fifty years
He is survived by widow and sever
al children. Interment was made in
the Catholic cemetery at Pilot Knob
Saturday morning.
The next term of our Curcuit Court
promises to be "cracker jack.'
Already there is on the docket three
rape and seduction cases. One OF
these cases is a rape from the ex-
treme northwestern part of the Coun-
ty, and if the facts are as reported the
case should have been settled outside
the Courts. The little orphan CIR
raped is said to be eleven years old
One of the men charged with the
crime is married man.-Centerville
Outlook.
Our young friend Fred Miller Of
Lestervilie was here Saturday anc
Sunday. He informs us that he will
leave for the south about the first o.
March. Fred is a member of one
of the Cardinal Ball Club family anG
will go south to the training grounds
about March first. He will be away
until the ball season is closed bu
hopes to get back in time to play &
few games in adjoining counties be-
fore cold weather, Miller has all the
qualities to make first class pitcher
and believe he will.-Centervillel Out
| look.
/ DR.. J. Fl. Martin of Pilot Knob vii
leave about the 1st of February fol
| st. Louis, where he, as ex-service
man, will begin course in Radlology
After about six months in St. Louis ht
will probably be transferred to New
York where he Will complete the
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