Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Christmas comm.
Santa Claus is busy.
Lopez's tell of Christmas.
Get your dinner and supper at the
Bazaar.
Farmers meeting, Friday, Deem
Der 10Th.
What about entertainments for the
holidaysP
Several chicken roost raids are re-
ported recently.
The north-bound day train is regu-
larly late these days.
Go to Adolph's jewelry store and see
his fine holiday stock.
1t will soon be time to prepare your
New Year resolutions.
The Ironton Schools close for the
holidays on Friday, 10th.
The ice mar lie wondering what his
harvest will be this winter.
All the turkeys have been bought
for the Bazaar dinner to-day.
SEQ the Collins & Smith Grocery
Co. advertisement in this paper.
w. j. Daniels has succeeded W. t.
D~onnelly as trainmaster at De Soto.
The hub teams are more numerous
than they have been for months past.
We ought to have some kind OF
lights on the streets these dark nights.
Don't forget the prize doll at the
Bazar in the Academy Of Music to-
day.
These soggy December days make
one to long for the clear-cut frosts OF
the north.
Sunday was q genuine winter day
and fires and overcoats were necessary
to comfort.
The well drill is boring a well on
the lot where j. R. Baldwin is building
a residence.
st. Paul's Church Sunday night SER
vice 1880 o'clock. Subject of address:
ASHAMED of Jesus"
The proposition of a summer hotel
somewhere in the Valley seems to have
been altogether abandoned.
Collins g. Smith will have fresh
meats Friday morning, and will there
after run a frst-class butcher shop.
For SALE-Four shares of stock In
the Ironton Academy of Music at $40
a share. Apply to A. Rieke, lronton.
Last year the farmers were hauling
hay and corn out of town. This year
they are hauling the hay and corn into
town.
A marriage license was Issued to A.
E. Minoughan, of Ironton, and Miss
Marie Schoch, of Bismark, December
6, 1902.
indian R. A. Chapter meets next
Tuesday evening. Election OF officers
and other work. All members are
urged to attend.
Parish Messenger out this week.
Have you subscribed? if not, whyE
Don't fail to read the first number and
all that follows.
The crossing question seems to have
been settled. If not satisfactorily, al
least the best that could be done under
the circumstances.
Friday night service at 1880 O'Clock
at St. Paul's. Short service and ad,
dress. Subject this week: ''Religion
is Nothing 10 Me-"
Let everybody who can possibly dc
80 attend the farmers meeting IN Iron
ton on December 10Th. 1t will be in
teresting and profitable.
The colored population had some
sort of a show at the Academy OF Music
Saturday night but the attendance was
light and the receipts small.
The city has placed two lamps a.
the railway crossing north OF the
stations thing very necessary to the
safety of the travelling public.
Everything for Xmas can be bough
at the St. Paul's Bazaar. Fancy goods
OF all kinds, toys for children ant
everything for young and old.
H. E. Melhado has resigned hi
position as bo%ok-keeper for the Clarl
Manufacturing Company and expects
TO leave for the east in a few days.
A S. gold-p iece was paid out (tor
penny by mistake at the Bazaar yester
day. Will the party who received
please return it to Rev. F, H. Richey
The first calendar for 1908 come
from F. P Hilburn, general merchan
at Annapolis. The calendar Is a nea
and tasty one and Mr.. Hilburn has GU
thanks.
The NJ. W. A. will give a ball ant
supper at the Masonic Hall, Belleview
next Tuesday evening. Proceeds 10
benefit of the local Camp. All ar
invited.
VIM. Steffens and daughter, Mis-
Emma. of Graniteville, we're called t.
St. Louie last week by the death of tn
infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Steffens.
Nothing nicer for Christmas present
than those Top Robes, Horse Blanket
and many other varieties of Saddler,
Goods, to be found at W.P. McCar
ver's store.
Home talent will give a specia
= treat tonight at St. Paul's Bazaar
Don't fail to come, and come early an