Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-10-31
LOCAL BREv1rIEs.

Halloween.
Was there ever a fall 80 fair?
Thanksgiving just four weeks away.
The hunting season begins to-mor-
row.
And the leaves are scattered on the
ground.
Soon be time to think about Thanks
giving turkey.
lent Ironton going to have a foot
ball game this season?
The we'll drillers are still at work on
the we'll at the Touring mill.
Adolph's 333, an excellent five cent
cigar. for sale by all dealers.
The troops at the rife range left
Friday for Jefferson Barracks.
II we had q system OF waterworks
In Ironton the dust nuisance would be
abated forever.
Our Dumb ANIMALS is q very meritor-
ious publication that should be in
every school library in the land.
Again we pause to suggest that a
flowing well on Main street would be
of inestimable benefit to the W
The teachers in the Ironton public
school are e~ndeayoring to secure funds
to make additions to the school library.
The Greater Bonanza has two very
attractive show windows this fall
arranged and decorated by the Captain.
The new Presbyterian church is
nearing completion. It presents quite
an attractive and handsome appear
ance.
VIM. Trauernicht has begun work
ON his $40, 900 hotel at Bismarck. he
expects to have it completed by the
first of the year.
MARR1ED-At Ironton, Mo-, Monday
Oct. %, 1901, by w. G. Fairchild, j.
P, James Coleman of Arcadia, Mo-,
and Sailie Tullock of I~ronton, Mo.
Fi~rst-class printing-as good as a
be done anywhere-at the REGISTER
Job office. Don't forget US when you
want anything in the printing line.
George johnson last week received
a carload of ice from st. Louis. 1t
isn't often that it is necessary to bring
in ice as late as the last week in DC
tpber.
Rev. W. A. Humphreys and Rev. w.
j. Velvick of Elvins are conducting a
protracted meeting at Fort Hill. The
attendance is large and much interest
ia manifested.
The work of fencing the rifle range
seems to be q long and tedious job. 1t
is thought some substantial buildings
will be put up on the property in the
next year or so.
Geo. finch and family left for Area
dia this morning where they will make
their future home. They will occupy
Augustus Winkler's property in that
city.-PopEar Bluff Citizen.
Our old friend, John Seillinger of
Marble Creek, brought vi some very
fne apples Tuesday. They were
certainly most magnificent specimens
of the fruit and as fine as can be grown
anywhere.
Col. G.. w. Waters, Institute Or
panizer of the State Board of Agricul-
tire. was in town to-day arranging to
conduct a Farmers Institute here the
latter part of November. Date and
particulars later.
Cbarles Newman Ia now in New Eng
land where he has an advertising con-
tract that will probably keep him busy
for severai months. Charlie is a skill
fuI sign writer and his services are
always in demand.
Henry Strickland of Bismarck, a
brakeman on the local, was cut to
nieces on the railroad track near Pied
mont Tuesday morning. Strickland
had been sent out with a flag and went
70 sleep on the track.
A line from the editor his
ssfe ARRIVAL in Asheville, North Caro-
lima. He says be had q royal trip and
most delightful m on the way. he
will tell the readers OF the REGISTER
about 1t In an early letter.
Walter Hensley OF Pennington was
- Gown this week. Mr.. Hensley is
varv much encouraged at the outlook
and saws he thinks his chances are good
fo. securing the Democratic nomina-
zion Tor Congress in this district next
year.
Giles Henderson of Caledonia was in
town Tuesday. Mr.. Henderson has
been engaged in the livery business at
Irondale the past summer but recently
sold out. He intends engaging In
the we'll drilling business in the near
future.
The following attorneys have been
Z, attendance ON circuit court this
veek: L.F. Dining. De Soto; Geo.
+. Edwards, st. Louis; o. L. Munger,
Greenyille; L. Thomasson, Poplar
Rluff: C. L. Keaton and N. A. Mozeley,
Dexter.
The pearl hunting craze has struck
Irouton and quite 8 number OF people
in this vicinity have Q devoting
their sundays for some time past on the
At Francois river in search o. pearls.
No valuable finds have been reported
up to date