Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-10-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The melancholy days.

The HELEN Stave Factory starts up
, again to-day.
Mrs. Gillam-Woodside's Millinery
Opening tomorrow.
No. 2 was three hours late yester-
d~ay-unusual these days.
Fall Millinery Opening at Mrs. Lulu
Gillian oodside's tomorrow.
Several persons from Wisconsin are
in the Valley seeking locations.
This is diversified weather, too much
accumulated by the days that are not
perfect.
Voting time is close at hand, and
the battle OF the ballots will slay many
an aspiring patriot.
The Arcadia Valley Drug Store sells
fine Candies, Fruits, Nuts, etc. AL.
ways fresh and good.
The drug store building south of the
REGISTER Office is vacant for the first
time in twenty years.
Lopez & Sons Millinery Opening
to-day. A souvenir for every lady
who calls this afternoon.
For SALE-A fine Jersey cow, fresh,
two years old. Apply to
S. W. ANDREWS, Arcadia.
The proposed Constitutional Amend
ments are published in this issue.
Read them, and vote understandingly.
The Winkler property on the side Of
Shepherd Mountain changed hands
last week, Mr.. H. E. Melhado being
the purchaser.
If you wish to hear one of the finest
male quartets in the country, you may
do SO in the Academy Of Music to-
morrow night.
Collector O'Neal received for Sep
TENDER taxes, in 1901, $834.73; for
the corresponding month in 1902, he
received $100S.S4
Lieut..Gov. Lee will address the
voters at the courthouse tonight at
1880 o'clock, instead of In the afternoon
as was at first advertised.
The Episcopals are building a church
in Fredericktown. 1t will be finished
within a few weeks, and will be the
first Of its kind in that town.
There will be plenty of fun in the
Glee Club concert. The programme
contains a great variety Of selections,
guaranteed to please everybody.
An orange tree with an abundance
of fruit thereon is an attraction at the
drug store this week. The tree is the
property OF Mrs. Amanda Moore.
The pumpkins in the pie, the stove
is in It's place; the hot-Scotch time is
nigh, and the buckweat cake and
sausage season cometh on apace.
For SALE-One of the prettiest
homes in the Valley. Very low figure
for quick sale. Very reasonable terms
IL desired. H. OBRIEN.
A great musical treat 10 on hand al
the Academy of Music, Friday night,
by the Chicago Glee Club. Better gel
your reserved seat. They are going
fast.
Hon. G. E. Peers will address The
citizens OF Annapolis and vicinity or
the political questions Of the day
Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1902, at l O'CLOCK
p. M.
To our young friend, Gus. Kaese
macher, we are indebted for some yer!
fine pears grown in his orchard. None
finer or better favored are produced
anywhere.
Gov. A. M. Dockery will address
the psople OF Iron county on curren
political issues at the courthouse. II
Ironton, on Thursday, Oct. 9, 1902, al
/ o'clock p. M.
LosT-A low, heavy set hound
black, bench-legged. crop off OF LEI
ear, feet yellow. A reward will b.
paid for it's return to Chas. Madlinger
barber, lronton.
MARRIED-At Ironton, Mo-, Satur
day, Sept. 81, 1902, by W. G. Fair
child, j. p, G. A. Malloy of Pied
mont, Mo-, and Annie M. Stricklin, o
Iron county, Mo.
A number of the young people ten
dered Miss Lydia Nagel a surprise
party at the Academy Of Music las
night. The occasion was Miss Lydia
eighteenth birthday.
W. P. Wemp has resigned as agen
for the railroad at this place and gon'
to Poplar Bluff. where he is employed
% agent for the Memphis, St. Louis {
Southeastern railway.
The road crossings in and abou
the neighboring town OF Arcadia ar
not-some OF them-in condition con
duciye to the public safety. A stitcl
in time, Bro. Road O%verseerl
A Harvest Home Fair, Phantom
Party entertainment and supper will
be given for the benefit OF the M. E
Church at DR.. Smiths on Holloweel
eve, Thursday, Oct. 80, 1902. @s
The City Collector says he has plent.
OF leisure time TO make out receipt
these days and those who have not ye
paid their city taxes are requested Il
come forward and settle at once.