Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-11-28
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

LOCAL BREV1TIES.
Has the rain-god forsaken usp
Most magnificent fall weather.
The artesian well is two hundred
feet deep.
County court meet in regular session
nex Monday.
Again some rain but nothing like
what We van
The schools have a holiday to day
and tomorrow.
Ironton will have no foot ball game
this Thanksgiving.
The REGISTER force is going to take
Thanksgiving apd enjoy the turkey.
Fresh oysters at the Blue store,
served in any style, or sold in bulk.
The pusher engineers recently re-
ceived IN increase in wages-they now
get 81 per day.
Twenty-seven thousand pounds of
freight was unloaded al the station
here one day last week.
An entertainment will be given for
the benefit of the public school library
fund In the course of the next two
weeks.
II you are thinking of what would
make q nice Christmas present, just get
an Arcadia Valley Cook Book and
send to her. Price, 81.
Collins, the livery man, has all
kinds of hay for sale. Will be sold in
any quantity, from the bale to the car
load. Prices low as the lowest.
The many friends of Miss Kate
Tierney will be glad to learn that a
successful operation. accomplished in
St. Louis. will probably restore her to
perfect health.
These clear. frosty days and beauti-
full moonlight nights would be still
more delightful If they had been pre-
ceeded by about three days of copious.
ea~rth-soaking, creek-flling showers of
rain.
The new Presbyterian church is just
nearing completion, and a right slightly
structure it is. Mr.. A. Buckley is the
architect and builder, and the edifce
Ia q credit to his genius and workman
ship.
The b. s. A. contest at the Academy
of Music last Thursday night was we'll
attended and proved a ucces Mrs.
Blemel was awarded the premium for
making the best bread. The supper
was tip-top in every respect.
MARRIED-At Arcadia, Mo-, Mon
day, November 25th, 1901, by Rev.
w. A. Humphreys, Mr. Poleet Elvins
and Miss Floesie Kells. The REGISTER
sends greeting and wishes long life
and happiness to Mr.. and Mrs. Elvins.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
will again take subscriptions for the
Delsneator and Ladies' Home Journal
and kindly solicit patronage from the
good people of Arcadia Valley. Any
member of the Society will be glad to
secure the subscriptions.
The editor speaks advisedly when he
saws that nowhere On this western con-
tinent lies q location more beautiful or
more enduring in its beauty than this
Valley of Arcadia. This with all the
Impressions of as yet nor famous
resorts fully upon him. And we're
bound to come out!
The man who eats q good dinner to-
day-turkey, dressing. sauce. etc., etc.
will no doubt return thanks for the
blessings he enjoys; else his appetite
is bad, and his sense of the fitness of
things vitiased by dyspepsia and it's
attendant miseries. In which event
we can all pray for him.
At the last regular meeting of the X.
P. lodge the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: J.. M.
Hawkins, c. C j. L. Marshall, V. c.;
III. w. Adolph. K. r. & S.; Chas. Han
O n M. F.; Geo. r. Gay, NJ. E.; A. w.
Garrett, P; II. M. Collins, p; Geo. d.
Marks, |. G.; Chas. Lashley, o. G.
Bishop futile conducted services at
ST. Paul's church Tuesday evening,
preaching one of his helpful, character
istic The rite of baptism
was conferred upon the youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Gross. The
..prand old man. left for st. Louis on
Wednesday mornings train, bearing
with him the good wishes of all.
DIEp-At St. Louis. Mo-, John NJ.
Smith, ON Thursday, November 81.
1901. at 6 a. M, after q lingering ILL
ness, beloved husband of Malvina
Smith (nee Kraemer) and u dear
father, aged 20 years and 10 days.
Funeral was held from family resi-
dencs, 4115 North Newstead, Saturday.
November %, at 2p. M. to crematory.
The Gross and Pruitt staye bucker
has arrived It this place. These gen.
tlemen have two hundred and fifty or
three hundred thousand slaves in their
ward here which they win work on.
We understand that the machine they
have here will buck about eight thous-
and slaves Q day. After the slaves
have been bucked they will be hauled
co the railroad for shipment, which
will give employment 30 many of our
citizens who follow teaming. We do
NOT know what they viii pay for the
hauling. Messrs. Gross and Pruitt are
hustlers. and We wish them much sue
cess In their ousiness.-CentreUiIe Out
look.