Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-18
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Santa Claus.
1t will soon be 1908.
The roads are horrible.
DR.. Gay is in his new office.
Farmers meeting tomorrow.
Mixed nuts at Lopez's zoe a pound.
Sunday is the shortest day of the
year.
And Christmas just one short week
away.
Let us have the street lights by all
a
Pecaus, two pounds for rs cents at
Lopez's.
Bonanza tells OF Christmas bargains
this week.
Oranges at Lopez's % and IS cents
per dozen.
Best souvenir books for boys and
girls at Adolph's.
See the candies s 1.3 to 20 cents per
pound at Lopez's.
Farmers meeting Friday. Let
everybody attend.
Ed. Matthews has bought a grocery
store at Bismarck.
Candy from Sc up to 75c per pound
at H. Barnhonse's.
The public schools close for the
holidays next Friday.
What more disagreeable than the
weather OF last weekP
Large stock of Dolls, and prices
right at Barnhouse's.
Yes, every correspondent is entitled
to a copy of the souvenir.
December has thus far certainly
been a gloomy, dreary month.
The sleet and the ice played havoc
with the local telephone wires.
The clay on the streets now would
be greatly improved by a little gravel.
Don't forget the Farmers meeting
tomorrow. Let the attendance be
good.
Prices on Dry Salt and Smoked
Meats greatly reduced at H. Barn
houses.
They do say now that there will be
two or three weddings about Christ
mas time.
Go to Adolph's jewelry store for
your Christmas presents. Presents
for everybody.
Bargains in Ladies and Misses
Jackets and Capes. Nothing to carry
over, at Lopez's.
The pay car went over the road
Monday giving the railroad boys their
Christmas money.
The Bazaar last week was well at
tended and literally patronized. The
net receipts were 1902.
Service, Friday, Dec. 10th, at St.
Paul's church, 1880 P. NJ. Address:
"Religion, What is itP"
They have smallpox in Poplar Bluff
and the Citizen says the afflicted ones
roam the streets at will.
The Baptist people are still consider
ing the building of a new church but
have not yet agreed on a location.
The day following Xmas day Is st.
Stephens day. There will be a cele-
bration at 8 A. M, in St. Paul's church.
The Daughters of Rebekah give a
Masquerade ball at the Academy OF
Music Friday evening, December 26th.
Remember when you want printing
of any kind to call at the REGISTER
Office. The best of work at fair prices.
H. M. Collins has torn down the old
livery barn north OF his residence and
is arranging to build a new n in its
stead.
Mrs. j. A. Markham and little
daughter left Monday for Pittsburgh,
Kansas, where they will in the future
reside.
The fancy articles and dolls not sold
at the Bazaar are now on sale at Mrs.
Woodside's millinery store. Call and
see them.
Mark notices of Xmas day services
at St. Paul's church. Don't forget to
bring the children to the festival on
Xmas eve.
Dec. 9th is St. John the Evangel-
lists day. There will be a celebration
OF the Holy Communion in St. Paul's
church at 8 A. NJ.
There will be preaching by Rev. A.
ID. Burress, OF lronton, in the Union
church at Pilot Knob, Saturday. Dec.
goth, at 1880 P. M.
On Friday, Dec Goth, service at St.
Paul's at 1880 P NJ. Subject OF ad-
dress: ..What Does Xmas Mean to a
Man not a Christian"
Rev. Mr.. Acomb, OF Blufftoh, Iowa,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening.
All are cordially invited.
Sunday, Dec. 21st, services al st.
Paul's church as usual. Subject o
address at evening service: Watch
man, What Of the Night"
LosT--A morocco case or pocket
book containing u lot Of sewing ma
chine needles. Finder please return
10 II. Davis and receive reward.
Some twelve or fifteen wild turkeys
were killed on Shepherd Mountain las
Tuesday and Wednesday. The MIN