Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-13
LOCAL BREVIrIEs.
Santa Claus will soon be here.


Some real winter days this week.
The Budweiser Depot has a brand
new sign.
County Court proceedings are pub
lished this week.
Henry Adolph has a big stock of
Christmas goods.
Isn't it time to consider the question
OF lighting the streets?
DR.. w. j. Smiths S~anitarium is
gradually nearing completion.
The official statement of the Iron
County Bank is published this week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r Gay,
or Monday, December 10. 1900, a boy.
all are doing well.
The Willing Workers will meet to-
day-Thursday, December 18th, at the
home of Mrs. Oliver.
Without a doubt, the Arcadia Valley
Cookbook would make a very useful
Xmas present. Price 81.
One of the engineers on the pusher
killed q turkey on Tip Top last Satur-
day. The fowl are said to be very
numerous there.
DR.. L.. Werblum, ~opticIan, of St.
Louis, will be iG Ironton at the Kes-
ling hotel Monday and Tuesday De-
cember, IL and Is.
Articles left over from the Bazaar
can be found at Mrs. divers, across
4Ho - uoat fr1n1 4ha nanf-nfiaa Thou
will be sold very cheap.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church will meet
with Mrs. Riley Tuesday afternoon,
December IS, at two o'clock.
Clarence n. Jones is building a
handsome aud modern barn on his
premises in Russellville. 1t will cost
in the n~eighborhood of $4,000.
j. C. O'Neal, of Mill Spring. has
engaged in the mercantile business at
Iroudale. MIR. O'Neal's many friends
in Iron county wish bin success.
Isn't it about time to abandon the
cruel and barbarous practice of shoot
ing at the live turkey at the shooting |
matches? Now. isn't it all wrong?
l am running a free hack to and
from the depot to Blemel's, the Com
mercial Hotel and Kesling's.
H. NJ. COLLINS.
The Bazaar last Thursday given by
the Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church was a complete success 10 every
way. The net proceeds exceed 5000.
Ii your eyes trouble you or if you
are subject to headache. consult DIR.
Werblum on December IL and Is at
the KeslIng hotel. Examination free.
Curran P. Talbot. who formerly
made his home in Ironton, was a pas
seuger on the south-bound train last
Thursday. He was on his way to New
Mexico.
Arrangements are being made to
ship half a dozen cars of manganese
ore from the mines. south of town. in
the near future Several men are now
al work Ia the mines.
or all the tow rs along the road there
are none just at the present time that
present a more prosperous appearance
than Irondale. Many new buildings
are being erected and there is every
evidence of a boom.
The young folks of Bismarck will
give a Masque Ball at the A. o. u. w. |
Hall on Christmas night. ALI are cor
diaIly invited to attend. and a good
time is assured. Admission, 81; sup
per. 75 cent per couple.
Henry Beard and Pate Sides, both
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fore Squire .Fairchild last Thursday,
charged with robbing a man by the
name of Radford election night. They
were held for the grand jury.
There will be a meeting of indian
r A. Chapter, No. II, Tuesday even
ing. December 18th, at z 80 P. NJ. sharp.
Election of officers and other important
business. All Companions are urged
to attend. H. l.. ~SIMERMAN, H. P.
The Ladies of st. Paul's thank their
mauy friends for kindly assistance in
various ways, their generous dona-
tious, and liberal patronage, which, |
altogether, have made the recent Bazaar
the most profitable of any yet under
taken.
Deputy q. S. Marshal Straszer was
here Tuesday having in custody Ben
BIazley, charged with selling liquor
without paying government tax. The
defendant admitted his guilt and was
sent to St, Louis to await the action of
the District Court.
The Bazaar was a complete success. !
Here are the net receipts in the differ
ent departments: candy booth. $29 rs;
tea garden, SO 05; gipsey booth, So;
plato sewing, $40 IS; doll booth,
S12 20; fancy work, 800; lunch de-
partme1t, $42 10. Total. $212.10.
There will be some additional receipts.
Carleton college OF Pennington went
to jackson Thanksgiving and played a
match game of football with the mill
a academy at that place. The score
was 6 20 o in favor of jackson. r.
Bird secured the only touchdown and
Medley kicked goal. In the second
half neither side scored. The struggle
was a pretty one as the leans were
pretty evenly matched. Barring a
little wrangiing, the game passed of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Democrat.
DIEp-At the residence of Jas. NJ.
D.; a. Ca1atb Mo m Suudav /