Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-08
LOCAL BREVIrTEs.
Probate Court next week.

ROOPICs
Time to think about the Thanksgiv-
ing turkey.
Quail are said to be quite plentiful
this season.
Iron county stands true to Demo-
cratic convictions.
Found-A small enameled pin. In
quire at this Office.
The most popular drive now is
around Shepherd Mountain.
w. Z. Edgar delivered a Democratic
speech at Piedmont Monday night.
Be sure and attend the game of foot
ball in Fletcher's field Saturday, No
vember 10, at 1870 P. N.
The REGISTER is delayed several
hours waiting for the official election
returns from Iron county.
c. c. Lashley has removed his res
~taurant and lunch stand to the build
ing just north of DIR. Farrar's Office.
The local Republicans are arranging
to hold a ratification over the result of
the National election Saturday night.
The vote for Constable in this town
ship was: J.. I. Marshall. 342; VIM.
Woolem, So Marshall's majority. 283.
Tuesday was an ideal election day.
The weather was fine. and the atmos-
phere Just cold enough to be pleasant.
Geo. w. Kanouse has leased the
building formerly occupied by Mrs
'Wingate and will open a hotel therein
in the near future.
This was the coolest morning, thus
far. this season. At seven o'clock this
morning the thermometer registered
t~wenty-eIght degrees.
Giles G. Henderson of this county
has recently leased a tract OF land in
the Flat River Country and will engage
in the dairy business there.
1t. Rev. D.. S. futile, Bishop of the
Eastern Diocese of Missouri. will hold
services in St. Paul's church Ironton,
on Sunday, November 25th.
Lost-Ou the streets of Ironton, an
enameled brooch with small diamond
In center. g reward will be paid for
the return Vi SduS w 6IIo OAlNC
The boys. duly celebrated halloween
in Ironton. Some folks got "a little
riledn in consequence, but that only
made the boys enjoy their fun the
more.
There were eleven prohibition votes
cast at the election 10 Iron County
Tuesday; FIVE social Democratic votes;
and seven Progressive Peoples Party
votes.
WAYNE county went Democratic last
Tuesday, BY m~aiorities ranging from
so to 25O. The REGISTER congratulates
the Democratic brethren in that bail
iwick.
A number of the young people,
chaperoned by several married couples,
enioved an opossum hunt Thursday
night of last week. They report a
big time.
All who attend the football game
next Saturday afternoon should wear
the Club colors, which are black and
yellow. Lopez's have just received a
full supply.
John Blemel of the Blue Store wish
es to inform the public that he will
receive fresh oysters In bulk every
Thursday. Will be sold by the pint,
quart or gallon.
Geo. Fl. Russell has removed to the
WinkIer place on Shepherd Mountain
side. Mr.. Russell expects to engage
in the dairy business as soon as he can
secure a suitable farm near town.
A grand ball and supper Will be Civ
an at a. o. q. w. Hall, Bismarck, Mo,
Thanksgiving night, November 29th,
for the benefit of the Catholic church.
Those who attend are assured a royal
good time.
The Carleton College team OF Farm
Inoton will come over to IrOnton nex'
Saturday and play our boys a game oil
foot hall. The game will Do played in
Fletcher's field this side OF the creek.
Game called at 1870 P. NJ
her Jones, who for many years
has lived at Logtown, south of Arcadia,
recantly sold his farm and has removes
IN Flat River. He has purchased &
form on Marble Creek and viii return
to this county in the spring.
WEATHER-Maximum EN-
perature. $50 degrees; minimum tenn
perature. $50 degrees. Mean maxi
mum III; mean minimum. 44.5; NEAR
t~amperature, 81. Precipitation, 2.oo
w. II. DELANo, Observer.
Our Young friend, R. L. Farmer
wbo has peer living at Leeper fol
nearly a will, we are told, soor
-et,rn to Iroutou and again enter tn
amnloy of Gay & Kindell. This vii
be pleasing news TO Roberts man!
friends.
The REGISTER notes with pleasure
and satisfaction that Judge warwick
uouob. who has a summer home IL
che Valley, was elected to the office o
Circuit Judge on the Democratic tlcke
in St. Louis Tuesday by a
majority.
Losr-One bill book containing on
hundred and ninety-seven dollars l
naper and fifty tents in silver, VII
some notes. Any one finding the sam
and returning it TO Nj. w. Munger a
Munger No., will be amply re"arde
for the M
Mrs. Gilbert Hills, formerly a res
dent of the Valley, was among To
sipgars who welcomed the famou