Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-11-13
LOCAL BRRvITIEs.

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Probate court 10 in session.
Thanksgiving two weeks away.
Another wedding is talked about.
County court 10 in session this week.
Ironton has no foot ball craze this
year.
The lead mines al Irondale have
closed down.
Remember Sam Jones comes next
Tuesday, 18th.
Blank music paper for sale at the A.
V. Drug Store.
The Republican parade failed to
materialize Saturday night.
For Jones. reserved seats rs cents,
general admission 80 cents.
Booze doesn's seem to be as plentiful
as 1t was before the election.
The crossing at the Ironton depot
will have to receive attention.
The official statement Of the Iron
County Bank is printed this week.
The Daughters OF Rebekah had a
banquet at their hall last Friday night.
W. Curry did not sell his grocery
stock to G. W. Collins as reported last
week.
We saw a nan wearing a linen suit
Sunday. This is not usual for No
vember.
Sells Bros circus went north over
the road on the way to winter quarters
Monday.
The counties all about us elected
Republicans last week but Iron stood
firm and true.
Last Monday was the warmest Nov
ember day since 1879, the mercury
going up to 50.
The building south of the REGISTER
Office has been leased by some Syrians
from Piedmont.
A train broke in two and several cars
were knocked off the track at Arcadia
last Friday afternoon.
The Daughters Of Rebekah will give
q "tacky" dance at the Academy OF
Music Thanksgiving night.
For RENT-Farm between Middle
brook and Pilot Knob. Apply to
F. RoDAcH, Middlebrook, Mo.
In October, 1901, Collector O'Neal's
collections amounted to ~$l44O.77; the
collections for October, 1902, amounted
to $69S. 04.
School Commissioner Hawkins has
rendered bis resignation to the Cover
nor. o. j. Buford Is a candidate for
the position.
Sam Jones doesn't seem to be the
drawing card that was anticipated.
The demand for seats for his lecture
is very light.
We wish the railroad company would
do away with the temporary tank at
the railroad bridge. 1t Is a most un'
slightly thing.
On the Oath OF the month the Bishop
of Missouri will be with us and all are
invited to come and hear him at St.
Paul's church.
St. Paul's Is a free church, and all
are welcome to come and worship Goc
here irrespective of creed. F. H
Richey, Rector.
August Rieke most elegantly enter
tanned the Budweisers and a few fr1endt
at dinner Sunday. All present enjoyed
the occasion immensely.
"Farmer Hopkins" at the Academ!
OF Music last Thursday night attracted
q good audience. Manager Grand
homme says he has no other date
until 1908.
The many friends Of Mr.. Ferd 1mme
will be panied to hear that he is still
In very poor health in St. Louis. Mr.
Inner has been almost an invalid 10
the past eight month.
On Dec. 10th and 18th, from 3 P
NJ. until IL NJ, the Annual Bazaar O
St. Paul's Church will be held. Saw
your money and purchase at this tim
your Christmas gifts.
MARRIED-At Ir%onton, Mo-, Satur
day, Nov. 8, 1902, by w. G, Fairchild
j. P, William Thurman, OF lro'
Mountain, Mo-, and Margie Alic
Chapman, of Iron county, Mo.
Sam Jones will be here next Tues
day. This is the chance TO hear on
Of the greatest platform speakers
modern times. OF course, e~verybod
will go. People can't stay away whe
Jones comes to town.
Invitations to the forty-ffth ann
yersary of the marriage OF Mr.. an
Mrs. j. M. Logan, Of Belleview, wi
be issued this week. The celebrate
will be held Wednesday, Nov. 10TH
It Is a "silk anniversary"
We suggest that the City Counc
take immediate action in reference
the railroad crossing In the north emf
When the new track 10 put in use
will be almost impossible to use tf
crossing as it Is now situated.
From Bertrand, Mo-, we recei'
word from Rev. W, A. Humphre.
that the usual services will be held
the Fort Hill church, next Sunda,
He reports having had q pleasant v
cation with the friends Of other day