Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-09-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Why not light the streets?
The pears are very fine this year.
What more delightful than fall
weather.
The new Presbyterian Church is as
Stunning proportions.
Another grocery store in Ironton in
the near future, it is said.
Il. Farmhouse has q new advertise.
ment in this issue of the REGISTER.
What has become of the man who
intended establishing q local telephone
system in the ValleyP
Auction sale of household goods and
furniture at the Mountain View Hotel,
Arcadia, Saturday.
/. NJ. johnson writes the REGISTER
that he is now pleasantly located in
the Odd Fellows Home, Liberty, Mo
Fresh oysters at the Blue Store.
Will be sold by the pint, quart or gal
Ion. Will also be served in any way
desired.
The Bell Telephone Company are
considering the advisability of extend
ing the telephone line south from Ar
cadia to Poplar Bluff.
Bishop D. s. futile cannot be pres
emit tonight az announced, al he has
gone to minnesota to attend the fun
eral of Bishop Whipple.
To our good friend. Mrs. Ann Logan,
of Belleview, we are indebted for some
very fne peaches presented Wednes-
day. They were simply grand speei-
mems of the fruit.
To Gus. Kaesemacher Of Clover Val
lev farm we are indebted for some very
fine specimens of the La Conte pears,
and the Ben Davis and Jonathan ap-
Piles. The pears are especially fine.
Mr.. Delano, Observer at this point.
tells US the thermometer this morning
registered 81 degrees-the coolest for
September for 90 years, except in 1899,
when q temperature of % degrees oc-
CURED on the S0th.
Four .'boot-leggers," VIM. Fl. Am
burn, Rufus Jones, James Renfro and
w IAIL0" LOACA "CLO OEOASAb w 4Aoh
ton from St. Louis by Chief Deputy q.
s. Marshall Nall last Friday. They
will serve thirty days in Jail.
Henry Hart. who lives east of town,
was arraigned before the q. S. Com
missioner last Saturday charged with
cutting down and removing a tree on
the rife range property. He will be
r;r4. q rolfrnfnar nvaninafinn Sat
urdsy.
The protracted drouth has forcibly
demonstrated the d~esirability If not the
necessity Of a flowing we'll on Main
street, somewhere nes the center oil
town. We believe If the proper efforts
is made the necessary funds will be
forthcoming.
A special train will arrive here from
st. Louis at noon Sunday with about
one hundred and fifty representatives
of the Wholesale druggists on board.
Dinner will be served them on the Ar
cadia Hotel grounds and they will re
turn to st. Louis in the evening.
Mont. Tong of Georgetown, Colora.
do, accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
+. E. Moser of St. Louis, visited rela.
tives in the Valley this week. This i;
Mr.. longs first visit here in seven
wears. His many old-time friends viii
be glad to know that he is prospecting
in the far west.
For Sale or Lease-The Mountain
View Hotel in Arcadia, very near the
depot. Three stories, twenty : five
rooms, plenty of good water on prem
Uses, and lots Of gardening ground.
Good terms to tenant or purchaser,
Possession given Immediately. Apply
to MRS. j. W. MAEGoLD, Arcadia, Mo
VIM. Trauernicht of M%iddlebrook
was In town Tuesday. Mr.. Trauer
NIGHT is arranging to build q 90, O0C
hotel In Bismarck. The structure will
be two stories high, have twenty-one
rooms, a bar room, two store rooms
and a barber shop. He expects to be-
Gin work In the near future. No CUES
ton but what a hotel Is badly needed
in bismarck and we trust friend Will
liam's venture will prove profitable.
VIM. Gross of Ironton accompanied
by another gentleman whose name W
did not learn was In town yesterday
looking after the stave business. Al
A result of Mr.. Cross presence her.
the price of % inch slaves was Gu
from $40 to 50 per thousand after mex
Monday, the prices on the other length
remain the same as heretofore. As
result of this drop there will be YER,
few slaves made and delivered here
as % inch slaves are the only kline
that can be made to any proft-Cen
zyersHe Outlook.
Probably se~venty-ive people from
the Valley attended the Modern Wood
men celebration at Pennington las
Friday. The weather was ideal, tn
rain Just before did away the dust, ant
the drive, going and coming, was de
Iirhtful. Pennington is an attractive
town with lots of good people and tn,
day passed very pleasantly. Candol
compels US to say, though, that we d.
NOT think the reception accorded thu
visitors was equal to that OF Ironton OF
X. p. day last June. However, Farm
ington Is all right. Il 8 we'll be thai
and still not be rs good as Ironton.