Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-11-30

Ladies' good weight F~lannelette
Gowns, sizes IS and II. Special price
$1.00. LOPEZ STORE 90.
Mrs. j. M. Hawkins is spending the
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Olsen, of Granite City
Ills, who celebrate the golden ami
versary of their wedding November
Both.
The photo player has been received
and intalled at the Academy Theatre.
1t is a fine instrument and adds much
to to the picture show. Manager
Schaefer is to be congratulated on his
efforts to please his patrons.
Mine host Kanouse of the Valley
Inn is easiest the youngest old sport
in the community. When there is a
contest of any kind in the valley and
he's not there count it just impossible
for him to be on hand. That's all.
Lost in Arcadia between Mrs. La
Plants home and VIM. Selinger's
barn, a pair of double tense, shell rim
glasses last Saturday. Finder please
leave at post Office and get reward.
REV. v. E PATTERSON,
Mrs. Clara Orrick Russell, a former
resident of Ironton and daughter of
Mrs. A. l. Willard, has recently grad
uated as Electrolysis Doctor and is
now practicing her profession. in st.
Louis. She resides at 4406 Red Bud
avenue.
The sale of personal property on
the farm of W. L. White & Son on
Marble Creek last Friday was well at
tended and fairly good prices secured.
Messrs. White will in future devote
the mselves exclusively to their mer-
camille business in Arcadia.
A number of houses for miners are
now being put up at Iron Mountain
by the company now operating that
property. The houses are shipped
there in sections all ready to put up
and construction requires but very
little time and is not much trouble.
Taken Up-At my farm on Carver
Creek, two miles west of Chloride.
Mo-, a small yearling heifer, with
white face. Has been at my place
six or eight months. Owner please
call and get same. ]. ]. SUTTON,
Chloride, Mo.
There will be no quail hunting il
Lafayette County for the next tive
years. At the election held Noyem'
Der z, the county decided by a vote o
5000 to 700 for a closed season and the
county court issued a proclamation
Wednesday putting the law into effect
Mrs. W. r Edgar was here from st
Louis last Thursday. She announced
that Mr.. Edgar, who had been in st
Luke's Hospital for a couple of weeks
expected to leave the hospital in an
other day or two. They will remain
in st. Louis, however, for severa
weeks longer.
Geo. J.. Harrington, the "Little
Southern Travelern the fellow will
the "Mexican" Rattlesnake who wa
tried in the late term of our Circui
Court on the charge of larceny, ha
hied from his haunts here and is nov
"showing" in Wayne county AM
points south thereof.
Recorder Hawkins has issued tn
following marriage licenses the pas
week:
BENJAMIN Landers of Pilot KnoI
and Bertha Jones of Iron Mountain.
Cornelius Raymond Ryan and Mar,
Agnes Rudy of st. Louis.
VIM. F. Fedena of Portland, Mich
igan, and Annie M. Allgier of Irontor
j. E. Voyles, Assessor of Reynold
county, has just recently purchased
store at Annapolis, Mo-, and wi.
again engage in the mercantile busi
, ness. Mr.. Voyles states that he WI
make Ellington his home, and wi
| continue his work as assessor of tn
county.-Ellington Press.
People who are not satisfied at th
I present outlook and condition OF on
new highways are asked to suspen
Judgment. We are assured that whe
, completed everything will be Lowell.
and acceptable to all. We trust s
but fear we will for a while yet hay
to be classed with the ''doubtin
Thomases."
We notice that the Annapolis CORE
spondent, in Ironton Register, say
etwo gentlemen from Bunker wei
here this week trying to buy a lot 0
! which to erect a building for a genel
al merchandise business" Well, tn
rush to Annapolis is probably a
right, but it is better to wait and se'
-Centerville Outlook.
Those new engines which, it W;
announced several months ago woul
be received by the Missouri Pacif
nm ilroud ahnut the frat of the yea