Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-11-20
LOCAL BREvITIHs.
Lopez's have q new ad.


The log hauler is more numerous.
Freight receipts are large these days.
There isn't a vacant house in town.
No. 2 wa Eve hours late last Satur-
Gay.
DR.. Gays new Office is under head
way.
This week brought some winter
weather.
Bishop futile will hold services here
next Monday.
Ice formed on the shallow pools
yesterday morning.
W. P. Wemp was re-installed a.
agent at this place Monday.
Who stole Rieke's seventeen pound
turkeyP 1s 1t a quid pro quo?
May every reader OF the REGISTER
have a fine Thanksgiving dinner!
D. Harday is now superintendent on
the Denver & Rio Grande Id Colorado.
In the next fortnight ground will be
broken for the new Episcopal. rectory.
Services every Sunday a. St. Paul's
church at 1880 A. NJ, II A. NJ. and 1880
P. NJ.
The man who complains Of the
weather this fall is certainly hard to
please.
Some good cord wood will be taken
on subscription If brought to this Office
at once.
The "high.grade" entertainments
sometimes are-and sometimes they
are not.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Slgman, on November IA, 1902, a
daughter.
The screen factory shipped two cars
OF screens last week-the first ship
ment this season.
1t is said that there will be another
time table soon. The time OF No. l
will be q little later.
Subject OF address Sunday night,
Nov. Esd, at st. Paul's church: ''Saul;
his life and character"
The ice wagon was making regular
visits last week. Something very I'M
usual for the time of year.
j. R. Baldwin has commenced the
building of a residence on the lots just
west of W. I. Gays home.
The sunshine Of yesterday aftern Don
was In grateful contrast to the clio uds
and gloom of the morning.
have secured the services of a
frst-class timer and I'm ready to do
all work promptly. J. N. BISHOP.
Bishop futile arrives in town on
Monday, Nov. Oath. Services at St.
Paul's at 7:30 P. M. All are welcome,
There is consolation in the fact that
we are not importing the hay and corn
that we were at this same time last
year.
The Syrians from Piedmont have
opened a general merchandise store in
the building south of the REGISTER
office.
We hear no more of a local pas
senger train between Bismarck and
Poplar Bluff. Such a train is badly
needed.
Subject Of address Friday night.
Nov. 21st, at St. Paul's church: elm
diference-the cause and cure" by
Rev. F. H. Richey.
The Sunday night services at st.
Paul's church are short and attractive;
popular hymns and congregational
singing. All are welcome.
On December 10th and 18th, the
annual bazaar of st. Paul's church will
be held. Save your money and pur-
chase your Xmas gifts then.
LosT-On Friday, November 14th,
near the depot, a boys watch, blue
steel case, open face. Return 10 H.
M. Collins and receive reward.
County Court proceedings are
printed this week. The court last
Friday adjourned until December goth
to settle with the outgoing officers.
It is rumored that the railroad COM
pany contemplates removing the shops
from De Soto, and 10 consequence, the
people Of that burg are much disturbed.
9iqe MARRIED-At the Grace Church in
. At. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 8, 1902, Miss
Agness L. Hall. Of ~Ironton, Mo-, and
Charley Miller, OF St. Louis, Mo.
An extra section of No. 4 went north
about $50 O'Clock Sunday evening.
The train was occupied by party oil
BANKERS who had been, to New Orleans.
The pupils OF Elm Grove school will
give a box supper on Thanksgiving,
Nov. 2y 1902, for the benefit Of the
school library. Everybody cordially
invited.
M. w. A. Camp, No 9424, will give
1 Grand Ball at Catholic Hall, lror
Mountain, Wednesday evening, Nov
ember 26th. A grand time is promised
all who attend.
Union Thanksgiving. services will b
held, Nov. 9th. at the Baptist church
commencing at 1890 a. Nj. The Rev
MI. Burress Of thr NJ. y. church vii
preach the Thanksgiving sermon.
A L' NfF.."' sIA- HNnN
The REGISTER Is very much pleased
to, hear that the Ursuline Academy ha'
the largest attendance Of students till
year in the history of the institution