Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-01
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

The agony will soon be over.
Rieke's Budweiser Depot opens to-
day.
Boys. vote 'er straight! From top to
boitom
The hub factories are receiving n
siderable timber these days.
sTisnst often that the ice wagon is
kept busy; here until November.
No scratching, boys. Let's give all
the nominees a rousing majority!
r. T. White assumes charge OF the
Whitworth livery stable in Arcadia to-
day.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. R. Snyder,
Ironton, on Sunday, October 49, lsOo'
a girl.
The stone work for the new railroad
bridge is completed. The steel Will
be put in position in the near future.
W. r. Edgar will address the voters
at Des Arc Friday night. He will also
make a speech at the courthouse Satur-
day night.
Eosr-On the streets of Ironton an
euameled brooch with small diamond
In center. A reward will be paid for
the return of same to this office.
DR.. Smiths sanitarium is an i'm
rnanse structure and will afford accom-
modations for a large Number OF pa
tfents. Ii WILSON be ready for occu'
pancy.
Geo. A. HELEN Tuesday transferred
his interest in the timber on the lands
of the Big Muddy Coal q r Com
pany, in this county, to z. Pippin, tn
cav mill
Mrs. A. B. Sloan and son are visit
ing Mrs. Jones in st. Louis. She ha
never vet been to Manila where he
husband, Capt. Sloan, is stationed
Kennett Democrat.
John Peters, son of Mrs. 81. II
Peters, died at his home IN Walnu
Ridge. Arkansas, Friday night. III
remains were brought to Ironton 10
interment Sunday.
Mr.. J. Lopez Wednesday sold tw
- wagon lOdGS VI u nASOAO
of Doe Run. Mr.. Lopez is proud
The fact that he a sell furniture s
far away from home.
Losr-On Wednesday, October =
between the REGISTER office andRS
Paul's Church, a breast pin. shape
uke a pansy. A reward OF 81 Will
Maid for return of same to this office.
The location of the insane asylu
was determined before the second Wis
of the commissioners to the Vale.
What the Vallegians did, or failed
do. cut no ice whatever with the loo
ton.
Rev. F. S. Berry, who has been at
ing as rector of St. Paul's Church +
the past six months, left Wednesd'
for Moberly, where he will likely
cate. May his labors be crowned WI
success.
M. w. A., Camp 1855, will me
Friday evening this week, instead
next Tuesday evening, the regul
meetiug night. Important busine
will be transacted and a full after
ance is desired.
The REGISTER last week had a pie
ont call from Judge Warwick Hous
Who this year built a summer house
he Valley. Judge Hough is one
the Democratic nominees for Giro
.Jndpe In st. Louis.
When informed that be had b.
dubbed king William" Mr.. Ed
declined the title. with thanks.
80 - he said, mot Republican,
therefore want none of the honors
tanning to Imperialism"
Major Alexander G. Anderson. '
known to many of our citizens, oiee
his home in st. Louis last Frio
Major Anderson was connected VII
wboIesaIe drug house, and travt
through this section many years.
John s. Conway, lately OF Lee
has~ purchased the barber shop form
owued by B. F. Rogers in the orr
homme building, and will nave cna
of same in the future. MnIaoh
~So,icits a share of the public Easron'
I. s. Benson of Aunapo vaf
Irontou last week, he and Mrs. Bel
having a few days previous retni
from a two months trip to Swe
Mr.. Benson reports that they na
most delightful time during their
sence.
Tbara was a rousing meeting OF
eoiored Mckinley and Roosese,s .
at the RepahHcan club room no'
avenino. @ea are told that spec
sde oS4enry Boyd. w
Gay, 80 great euthusiasm.
GOOD,