Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Bazaar next week.
The holidays will 1901 be here.
Is the winter going to be u severe
onef
Last week brought the first winter
weather.
There was ice several mornings the
past week.
It's no trouble to get a good rain
these days.
All the beaux ard sweethearts we're
out Sunday.
There is talk OF several weddings in
the near future.
Get your supper at the Bazaar on
Dec. 10th and 18th.
Circuit court in Reynolds county
adjourned Saturday.
Early service at St. Paul's Church,
ofoiy Suuuoy Y ~
Rev. and Mrs. Richey are now liv-
ing In the M. E. parsonage.
T. P. Russell has disposed OF his
lumber business at De Soto.
The Budweiser band has an acqui-
sition-an accordion player.
If the winter will only prove half so
pleasant as the fall has been.
1t will soun be time to begin the
hunt for Christmas presents.
Some of these new cloaks we like,
and some of them we don't like.
Sunday was a fine day for the dis
play of new cloaks and o%vercoats.
Mrs. H. o. Davis is expected home
from New York in a couple of weeks,
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Med
ley, Arcadia, Mo-, a boy. All are
we'll.
The Presbyterian folk expect to
arrange for a e pastor in a short
time.
WANTED-A good girl for general
~housework. Apply to Mrs. Geo. r.
Gay.
The Parish Messenger of ST. Pauls,
will be issued about Dec. 10th. Sub
scribe now.
Candy at st. Paul's Bazaar. You IA
buy the best Of candy. Buy there for
the children at Xmas.
Don't forget the prize doll at the
Bazaar. If you see it, you will want it;
all you need is the price.
Wonder when Ironton will have
street lights, a new depot and tele-
phone accommodations
LosT-Betweeu this Office and Lo-
pez's store, a brass door key. Finder
please leave at this Office.
Don't go away from the Bazaar with
out letting the boys see what their
luck is in the fishing pond.
Mark this change: Early service at
St. Paul's at s o'clock in the morning
Sunday, until further notice.
"Valley Home" has recently been
treated to a new coat of paint that
much improves its appearance.
Next Sunday night, at 1880 o'clock,
service in St. Paul's church. Subject
of address: ''Is there a HELP"
Friday night at 1880 O'Clock, short
service in St. Paul's church. Address
this week, 1.-The Devil as Paymaster."
On Wednesday the rector of St.
Paul's goes to De Soto to preach at the
evening service for Rev. Mr.. Britain.
Fancy articles; none like those can
be had for money as will be put on sale
at St. Paul's Bazaar, Dec. 10th and 18th.
The Presidents message, delivered
to Congress last Monday, is printed in
full on the inside pages of this paper.
The .'tacky" dance at the Academy
of Music last Thursday night was well
attended, and proved a very enjoyable
affair.
Gov. Dockery last week appointed
o. j. Buford School Commissioner OF
Iron county, vice j. M. Hawkins, re-
signed.
The wood hauler Is a mighty scarce
article these days. The hub factories
have almost deprived him of an oc-
oupation.
1t is said that the wheat sowed late
in the fall is in much better condition
than that put In the ground at an
earlier date.
The gloomy days OF early December
are upon US, but, up to date, the
weather has been especially kind to
those short Of fuel.
Seven federal prisoners were brought
from St. Louis and lodged In Jail here
last Friday, to serve sentences imposed
by the District Court.
A party of hunters from this section
who went twelve or fourteen miles
south of here and camped had a couple
OF their dogs poisoned.
James H. Clark and P. W. Whit
worth are In the west end OF the cOun-
ty this week %appraising the properly
OF the late A. H. Eaton.
The first snow OF the season fell last
Wednesday. Nearly all afternoon the
flakes fell, but they melted as soon as
they reached the ground.
IF the colored band doesn't attain