Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-12-05
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

County court is in session.
Holidays mighty near here.
They say eve another wedding.
Don't forget the Bazaar dinner ant
supper.
just a touch of rain again Sunda.
afternoon.
The railroad is still rushed Will
business.
Come to the Bazaar and buy you
Xmas presents.
Don't forget the fishing pond at the
bazaar next Thursday.
A tip-top dinner or supper al tht
Bazaar next Thursday.
Are there going to be no specia
entertainments for the holidays?
Fresh oysters at the Blue store
served in any style, or sold in bulk.
The screen factory was shut down
day or two last week undergoing some
repairs.
The Presidents message, in full, ap'
pears on the inside pages of this weeks
REGISTER.
George Gould and party passed south
over the road in q special train one
day last week.
A Japanese troupe will probably ap-
pear at the Academy of Music during
the present month.
Henry Adolph wants the public to
know he has a most elegant selection
of Christmas goods.
The we'll at the flour mill is now 260
feet deep. There is a. good supply OF
water, but no flow.
Work on the new hotel at Bismarck
is being rushed. The brick work was
completed Saturday.
The band boys ball and supper last
Thursday evening was we'll p%atronized.
The net receipts were $40.
Again we suggest to the county court
that some steps be taken toward fenc-
ing the courthouse grounds.
FoR RENT-Six-room residence on
Russell street, opposite Sherif's resi-
dence. Apply to e. Farmhouse.
Thanksgiving was quiet and un-
eventful. Nearly everybody took a
''dsy of" but all was peace and quiet.
Losr.-A stick pin, a wreath of
green leaves with pearl in center.
Finder please eturn to this office and
receive reward.
The band boys will give a masquer-
ade ball at the Academy of Music
Thursday. December 26th, 1901. Par
ticulars next week.
The local freight unloaded A. 600
lbs. of freight at this station last Fri
day. One day the week previous about
80, 900 lbs. were unloaded.
DE-. Farrar is building an addition to
his house on Main street. 1t will be
occupied as a residence by Mr.. Curry,
who runs the grocery store.
VIM. n. Thomson has nine fine pigs
rs months old) at the valley Home"
which he will sell cheap. Call on
Aug. Rieke, ~Irontou. Mo.
A prize of 81 to the boy selling the
greatest number of dinner tickets to
the bazaar. A prize OF fifty cents to the
boy selling second greatest number.
Mrs. Turner and Miss Soulard have
contributed several volumes to the
Arcadia Public School Library; for
which they have the thanks of the
school.
Commissioner Hawkins reports the
Teachers Association at Pennington,
last week, a success. There were
in attendance about two hundred and
fifty teachers.
Lester. the man who assaulted the
minister in Reynolds county a couple
of weeks ago, asked for a continuance
when his case was called in court al
Centreville last week.
The official statement of the Iron
County Bank is published In this issue
of the REGISTER. The statement fur
uishes conclusive evidence that the In
stitution is prospering.
The man who can't do his own shoot
ings gets no game-quail, deer or
turkey-this year. The late legisla.
ture passed a law prohibiting their
sale for five years to come.
The following the proceeds oi
the G~raniteville festival, Wednesday.
Nov. 9th: Receipts. $214.S5; ex'
penses, $44 85; Melted. $4,000. This
reduced the school debt to $4,000 0
All members Of Ironton Tent No. 162
K. o. T. M. are urged to be present at
the next meeting, Tuesday, Dec. 10th.
Election of officers aud special bust
ness. Howard E. MELHADo, r. K.
/. To his very good young friend. Mr..
Fred l.. Inner of st. Louis, the editor
Ia indebted for some very fine cigars,
sem to him during his soiourn in
North Carolina Mr. Inner has our
thenks.
Charles L. Fox of Ironton and Miss
Ada Aguer we're united in marriage al
tba home of the brides mother in New.
mort. Arkansas, on Wednesday. Decem-
her 4th. 1901. Charles. here's health.
wealth and happiness for you and your
bride