Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-02-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Stop the trains at Ironton.

Stop the trains at Ironton.
Probate Court convenes next Mon
day.
Novelties at the racket. Give us a
call.
The skaters had fine sport several
days last week.
No news in regard to the rife range
during the past week.
The new hub factory will be ready
to run by March 1st.
Another entry in the race for School
Commissioner this week.
For Rent-Three nice large up stairs
room at H. Adolph's jewelry store.
Dwelling houses are IN demand these
days, and there is hardly a vacant one
in town.
The Daughters of Rebekah have
purchased fine new organ for use in
the l. o. o. Z. hall.
Four degrees below zero was the
lowest record Of the thermometer dur
ing last weeks cold spell.
1t is said that almost one hundred
teams hauling logs to the hub factories
were in town last Saturday.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Della Powell, in Arcadia,
Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Rev. DR.. H. T. Morton will preach
at the NJ. E. church, Ironton, Sunday,
February 9TH, at eleven o'clock in the
morning.
Grand Chief Patriarch Black was
here week before last visiting Ironton
Encampment and exemplifying the Sc
cret work.
The hauler of hubs and the owner
of timber lands are not universally
dwelling together in peace and unity
these days.
w. Curry, for several months past
stationed at Arcadia as night operator,
is now working in the same capacity
at Irondale.
Losr-Black and Tan Bitch, very
small, answers to the name of "Dai-
sey." Return to c. P. Talbot, Iron
ton and receive reward.
A ..tackey dance" was given at the
Killalee house in Pilot Knob last Fri
day night and attracted fair-sized
crowd of merry-makers.
The accommodation train still runs
from Bismarck. Some people who
profess to know think it will come to
the Valley in the early spring time.
In future the K. P. Lodge will meet
on the second and fourth Friday OF
each month. Mex: meeting, February
18th. A. HUFF, X. X. & ).
The ice put away last week aver
aged about six inches thick. A good
supply was secured and there will be
plenty to meet all next summers de-
mand.
The improvements on the building
north of the REGISTER Office are pro-
crossing slowly but will probably go
ahead with a squirt before many more
days of delay.
The delegates to the I. o. o. F. bust
ness meeting were a pleasant and clev-
err lot of people, and all seemed to en-
Joy themselves thoroughly during
their stay here.
The applicants for roadoverseer in
the various districts throughout the
county are circulating their petitions
preparatory to fling same before the
March term of the county court.
Another brick on the cocner south
of the Blue Store would add materially
to the appearance of Main Street. Any
thing, however, is preferable to it:
present bleak and baron condition.
A. ]. Langdon shipped 4 loads o
cattle and r. NJ. Finney 2 of mixed
stock this week. Mr.. Langdon and
Mike Spitzmiller went to st. Loui:
with the stock.-DbnkIiB Democrat.
Miss Birdie Crow, the evangelist, re
turned home last Saturday after an ex
tended absence. She has been holding
a number of very successful revivals IL
Southeast Missouri. - Sc. FrdHc0Sa
Herald.
The d. of r. lodge gave an oyster
supper and dance at the Academy o
Music after the lectures Tuesday even
ing. A good crowd was in attendance
an the occasion proved a very enjoya
BILE one.
Tuesday dawned bright and clear.
and the ground hog that was stirring
before ten o'clock saw his shadow dis
tinct and plain. So. according to the
old belief, there are six weeks OF win
ter weather ahead Of Us.