Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-09-26
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

The drou.h will not cease, it seems
The water-famipe grows more seri
Gus day by day.
Within a week there will be another
wedding, it is said.
Why not have an artesian we'll some
where on Main street?
Don't fail to attend the school enter.
tainment Friday night.
A couple of cars were smashed in q
wreck at Hogan last Sunday.
Thirty-seven years ago tomorrow
since the battle of Pilot Knob.
Arthur HUFF and Will Halter shipped
. car of horses to st. Louis Sunday.
Potatoes in the neighborhood of 81
a bushel renders them almost a luxury.
For RENr-A small cottage in Area
dia. Apply to Mrs. H. O'Brien, Iron
ton.
Wanted-A horse, suitable for lady
to drive and q good saddler. Apply
al this Office.
For SALE OR RENT-The Winkler
house, Ironton. z rooms. Apply to
Mrs. Fl. O'Brien.
Prof. David M. Brewer at the Acad-
envy of Music Friday night. Program
begins at 8 O'Clock.
It grows colder and then warmer,
and then colder again; but the dry
naaa ahidas with ia
Rev. T. A. Bowman of Frederick
town filled the pulpit at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning.
Somehow, the coloring of the forest
leaves is not pleasant to look upon this
year. There is no life to it.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Kin
dell, Jr., on Wednesday, September
25, 1901, a boy. All are we'll.
Miss Alice Gay is indisposed and the
pupils in her room in the public school
have been dismissed for the week.
At the Conference In Fredericktown
this week Rev. w. A. Humphreys was
re-appointed to the Arcadia Station.
Henry Hart who is charged with
cutting timber on the rifle range prop
erty, will haYe a hearing this morning.
Miss Laughlin will have charge OF
the millinery department at Lopez's
this season. Due announcement OF
opening will be made.
The property south of Judge Hough's
was recently sold; also the small farm
of A. Begley east of Ironton, to st.
Louis parties. Mrs. II. O'Brien made
the sales.
Aid a good work by your presence
at the Academy of Music Friday night.
One half of the proceeds goes to the
public school laboratory. General ad-
mission, 15c. Children, 10c.
Assistant District Attorney Morsey
and Chief Deputy U. s. Marshal Nall
are in town to-day attending the hear
ing of Henry Hart, charged with cut
ting timber On the rife range.
Lost-A pocket-book and letter, on
the road between Irouton and Russell
Vile, last Saturday. Finder will please
return to this Office and receive reward.
The letter is of paramount Importance.
Prof. W. C. Ogier took his Biology
class to the Iron Mountain dam Satur'
day afternoon, in. search of material
for examination in the regular class
work. They succeeded in securing a
large number of fine specimens.
To friend Warren johnson we are
again indebted for some samples Of
fruit from his farm-apples and pears.
just how he managed to raise such
fine fruit this season is 8 problem; but
his success is evidenced by results.
VIM. Belcher was arraigned in
Squire Fairchild's court Tuesday
charged with having disturbed the
peace of Mrs. Sam. Whitehead in Ar
cadia the night before. He pleaded
guilty and paid a fine of 81 and costs.
Mr.. B. B. Reagan will, within a few
days, take up his permanent residence
in Ironton. His family is now domi
ciled in the property purchased from
the editor several months ago. Mr.
r.. will be an acceptable acquisition Il
the town.
It la rumored hereabouts that james
T. Brierton, erstwhile our genial nigh
generator, but now in the employ Of thu
Tennessee Coal s. Iron Company IL
Alabama, is about to take ante himsel
a better half. Our congratulation
and best wishes, Jim.
An artesian we'll in this town. 0
no! That would disrupt the evel
order of things. and maybe lead up t.
other useless and expensive luxurie
which we have done without for hal
a century. These things once begun
h end Ia out OF sight!
Memorial exercises were held IL
Ironton on the day of President Nc
Kinlev,s funeral. The band and
number of citizens went to the railroad
and there meeting with the troop
from the range, marched to the Acade
INV of Music. where addresses wer'
made by Revs. Steel and Waterman
Most of the buildings on Main stree
were draped with flags at half mas
and emblems of mourning were OF
every side. The business houses re
NAMED closed during the day.