Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-10-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.


ably fine.
Every party these days is a nut
ting party.
There were quite a lot of people
in town Saturday.
Poplar Bluffs factory employees
are out on a strike.
Did you ever see vegetation as
green SO late in the fall?
Shippers are still complaining of
the great scarcity of cars.
Are those promised October
weddings going to occur?
The Probate docket for the No
vember term is printed this week.
The Autumn Festival at the
Academy of Music October 9th.
The Iron Mountain Company is
prospecting for lead in st. Francois
county.
Among the unusual things of the
week was a lady drummer Monday
selling brushes.
The Guild of st. Paul's is taking
orders for knitted golf jackets, for
$500, this season.
Pennington has a foot ball team
again this fall and wants to play a
game with TrOntOn.
All the towns about us are having
a circus this year. Arc we going
to be left out in the cold?
Miss Clara Schwab mails the
editor a souvenir postal card "with
gre etings from Niagara"
Prof. Daughtery reports that the
attendance on school this year, so
far, has been most regular.
Our stock of shoes, all sizes, are
No. 1 and price low.
H. FARMHOUSE.
j. w. Harral offers his house,
hold goods and stock for sale at
his home in Belleview OCT. Oath.
Every farmer in the county
should have some corn on exhibit
at the corn show November LIST.
Four boot leggers e. brought
here from st. Louis last Saturday
and will serve thirty days in jail.
Come and see our stock of faci-
majors and shawls. Prices very
reasonable. H. FARMHOUSE.
The indications are that there
will be more business than usual
at the coming term of circuit court.
The Big Muddy Coal & Iron
Company raised about two hun
dred tons ofhay on their farms this
year.
The Autumn Festival at the
Academy of Music October 9th
promises a good time to all who
attend.
The screen factory is turning out
some sample doors this week. 1t
will propably be running full blast
in a week or two.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Madlinger, Pilot Knob, Mo-, on
Friday, October 9th, 1908, a girl.
All are doing we'll.
The roads that are not in good
shape should be made so without
delay as the bad weather will come
before so very long.
Apples are a most ready sale and
the man who is fortunate enough
to have any on hand has no trouble
in disposing of them.
Baptist associations wishing
minutes printed will do well to call
at this office. We r well fitted
to do that class of work.
Will HI. Halter has resigned his
position at Oran and is now en-
ployed in a mercantile establish
ment at Portageville, Nc.
Everybody who visited st. Louis
last week was "gouged." Wonder
what will be done to the visitor
when the Worlds Fair comes.
Farmington's electric road, it
seems, is still a dead one. All eff
forts, thus far, to dispose of the
property have proven failures.
There is more hay in the country
this year than will be needed for
the local trade. Shipments will
probably be made to the city.
Lopez's call attention to the fact
that their store is filed to over
flowing with fall and winter goods
and their prices are strictly all
right.
Mr.. Mckee, who has charge OF
the goat ranch, south of town, is
expecting to import a couple OF
car loads of fine cattle in the near
future.
Lopez's have received a full line
of mems and boys clothing this
week. Also ladies' and misses
cloaks. They will tell all about il
next week.
The new time card which goes
into effect next Sunday has not yet
been issued. We do not know
what service will be accorded, us al
this station.
Geo. D.. Marks last Saturday in
stituted suit in the circuit court fol
$3.50 against VIM. H. Thomas
balance due on a note dated Janu-
are Both, 1903.
The hub factory has no trouble