Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-11-19
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

NSN 49, r
Thanksgiving week from to-day.
The tramp is frequent visitor these
days
Movers are quite frequent these
days
Is there to be a wedding Thanks
giving?
keY. Duty is assisting in a revival at
Cuba this week.
Circuit Court convenes in Reynolds
county next Monday.
The late summer seems to have end
ed Wednesday night.
Financially. politically and general
ly Iron county is ''all rightr'
That cold wave must have been side
tracked for twenty-four hours.
The turkey climbs higher on his
roost as Thanksgiving approaches.
The weather several days of the past
week has been warm and summer like.
The pay-car was early this month,
passing through the Valley Friday
last.
We have heard enough of the ''ad-
vance agent" Bring on the prosper
ity."
All the prophets are insisting that
we may expect an exceedingly cold
winter.
The colored sister is tooter on oc-
-;4I- F,,II of oT,ba q
ic terms.
Let everybody get down to business
now and do all we can for the good of
our town and county.
The minutes of the last meeting of
the City Council are published in this
issue of the REGISTER.
It is said that two or three weddings
will take place in this town between
nov and the New Year.
j. Henderson was Tuesday appoint
ed postmaster at Sabula, this county,
Uicc G. TindeIl. resigned.
Remember the Soiree and Festival
at Graniteville next Monday evening.
A grand time assured to all.
The K. P boys will give a grand
masque ball during the holidays. 1t
will be the affair OF the season.
w. A. Fletcher, VIM. Whitworth,
Jos. Huff and others are enjoying
camp hunt, down on Crane Pond this
week.
Collector Fisher warns the city tax
PAYERS this week that there time is
short If they want to escape penalty
and costs.
Rt. Rev. d. S. futile. Bishop OF the
Diocese, will hold services in ST. Paul's
Church. in Ironton on Monday evening,
December 18th.
THE REGIsrER's job Office cannot be
eoualed in Southeast Missouri. Give
us a call when you want anything in
the printing line.
There is said TO be more deer in the
woods this season than for many years
past. The hunters are enjoying them
selves accordingly.
Union Thanksgiving services at the
Fort Hill church November 26th. The
sermon will be delivered by Rev. Edw.
The mother of VIM. and Harry Hol-
land was inferred at the cemetery
Tuesday afternoon. The remains
were brought here from East st. Louis.
The weather prophets say that all
who are complaining of the exceeding
ly warm weather of the past week will
be moro than satisfied before the win
ter ends.
Annapolis will have a new postmas-
ter in the course of the next week or
xwo. The applicants are f. 2. Hilburn,
l. b. Hampton and Mrs. Jesse Me
Glothlin-
The Modern Woodmen Tuesday paid
80 900 insurance on the late John
Prough. This is a prompt payment,
AIR. Prough having died but few
DAVIS over a month ago.
A special meeting of indian R. A,
Chaoter, No. IL. will be held next Sat
urdav afternoon aud evening. Work
in ali the degrees. Visiting compan
ions are cordially invited.
The Thanksgiving Ball and SuppeI
90 he Given by the ID. of E. at the
ACADEMY of Music on Wednesday even
inc. November 25th, promises to be {
most deIightful occasion. Be sure and
attend.
w. w. Nall, of q. S. Marshal's OF
ace, St. Lous, came down to Irontor
last Thursday. having In charge
hoarder for Sheriff O'Neal-Uncle San
Communicating the cost OF keep and
lodging.
The Republican press announces the
oneuiug of every mill in the country
since the election of Mckinley, with
the exception of the Arcadia Valley
Wooden Mill. Why should we be LEFT
out In the cOldg