Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-10-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

See Lopezs' fall announcement.
White frost several mornings this
week.
The hub haulers are numerous once
again.
A soaking rain is needed, badly
needed.
The Ambrosia-best five cent cigar
on the market.
Dockery to-day at Annapolis. and in
Ironton tonight.
Blind Boone a: the Academy of Music
Wednesday evening, October 18th.
T. S. Lopez & Sons will close out
their stock of merchandise at Piedmont.
The docket for the November term
of Probate Court is printed this week.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. J. n. Bishop Thurs
day, Oct. 18th.
J. B. CARRIER is advertised to deliver
a Republican speech at the courthouse
Friday night.
Bradfeld Kelly, son of Lee Kelly,
who lives in Crane Pond, fell and broke
his arm Sunday.
The Ironton nine went to Bismarck
TO play ball Sunday. The score re-
suited 33 to 4 in favor of Bismarck.
Mr.. j. M. Morris recently purchased
a residence in Pennington and will re-
move to that place in then near future.
Let every Democrat in Iron County
turn out and vote this fall. We ant
to make the majority as large as
possible.
The Willing Workers of the Presley
terrain Church will serve dinner and
supper on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 29.
Particulars later.
A foot ball team was organized Mon
day night. The boys are going to get
eight down to work and hope to have
some good games before the season
closes.
Let every Democrat make it his es-
pecial duty to see that a full vote Is
polled. That is all that is necessary
to make our majority overwhelming
and victory complete.
Hon. F. NJ. Carter will deliver a
Democratic speech at the courthouse
in Ironton on Monday, October 22d,
at seven O'Clock P. NJ. Let everybody
turn out aud hear him.
The building occupied by Judge
Hampton was discovered to be on IRE
Tuesday afternoon. A few buckets o
water extinguished the flames before
any great damage was done.
The seven proposed constitutions
amendments are printed in the REGIS
TER Every voter should familiarizt
himself Herewith so that be may vote
fntelligently thereon at the coming
election.
The cases against Sullens, the Cir
cult CLERK of jefferson county indicted
for embezzlement, which are on tn
docket for the coming term of cour
will not be tried until an adjournet
term after the election.
The REGISTER acknowledges & pleas
ant call Tuesday from Rev. w. A
Humphreys, the new pastor at For
Hill. Rev. Humphreys seems to be a
affable and genial gentleman, and w
are glad to have him with US.
Joe FIory was here September 2Sth
Dockery will be here this evening. !
ia supposed you saw and heard Flory
70 and see and hear Dockery. The
comnare the two men. II you do S
<airly. Justly and impartially Joe wi
.aaam as ..mighty small potatoes"
The announcement of John [. Ma
shaI, as a candidate for Constable {
Acadia township appears in the issu
- tho REGISTER. MFR. Marshall ia
made a very competent and falthf'
afsciaJ in the past. and will unique
Tionably prove a strong candidate.
NJ Trauernfcht Of Middlebrook
,ha nlensed recipient of a cane Sin
norted from Paree" and presented hi
bv Mr.. Thos. Newman of Ironton. III
cane has pipe and cigar attachmen
which by no means estFaet Irom l
value in the eye OF the present owne
The Iron Mountain Company la
saturday nut a diamond drill to VOL
On the land OF Everett Hughes. Ced
Crack. this county. Another drill W
be put 10 WORK III ZIG b:
Rood in the near future. 1t is the
fention to thoroughly prospect y
community.
Mr.. HI. C. Twoomey Monday broug
to this office . dozen very hne appi
-bv all means far superior to a.
apples we have seen this year. IN
are of the Missouri PiPpin and Gai
~arieties, aDd Mr.. Tgoomey tells US
arsa of the former variety, planted u
i've years ago. yields one ane 8 2;
bushels tAis year.. He thinks the Nj
eouri pippiu ths apple for this vicinlt
"a odvisas the farmors to try 1t.