Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The chrysanthemum is in it's
glory.
The Maccabees' ball Thanksgiv-
ing night.
Circuit Court in Reynolds county
next week.
Greater Bonanza has a greater
ad. this week.
John w. Callahan has leased the
Forster cottage.
See notice of special city election
December 9th.
Mullin & Brown have a new ad-
vertisement this week.
From summer to winter-from
Monday to Tuesday last.
Mrs. Blemel expects to remove
to Pennington next week.
The burglars of the Pilot Knob
p~ost-ofice secured about S95.
Fires in the woods have made
lots of smoke the past week.
M. Joseph has an advertisement
in this issue of the REGISTER.
Several movers wagons, north
bound, passed through town last
week.
Joe Cox now has a position as
salesman with the Greater Bo-
nanza.
Services at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning and
evening as usual.
Thanksgiving Day services on
next Thursday, II A. M, at the
Presbyterian church.
The prospects are very fair that
we will have much better train SER
vice in the near future.
Chas. P. Damron, attorney at law
and notary public, has a card in
this issue of the REGISTER.
With the first touch of winter
how icy the blast that sweeps down
the valley from the north!
Melroy Bros. minstrel show at
the Academy of Music last Friday
night was well patronized.
The minstrel show that was here
last Friday is spending this week
in towns on the Belmont branch.
Another town that doesn't like
the present train schedule. IRON
dale is asking for better service.
The government is advertising
for bids for a stone wall to be built
back of the pits at the rifle range.
The boys and the girls both in
the public school are very much
interested in foot ball these days.
Miss Flora Carter, the Nightin-
gale Whistler, will be heard with
Ten Nights in a .Bar-Room, Nov.
9th.
The thermometer registered
twelve degrees Wednesday morn
ing. Plenty cold enough for No
vember.
Some pavements in town have
long been neglected. They should
be improved and repaired without
more delay.
To Mr.. Robert Hotson we are
again indebted for some very fine
celery. 1t is just as good as is
grown anywhere.
Bishop futile held services at
st. Paul's church last Sunday
morning and evening There were
no combinations.
Our old friend, F. A. Ebrecht Of
Pilot Knob, made his annual trip
to Ironton last Friday and paid us
a very pleasant call.
The Missionary Institute for the
Pennington District of the M. E.
Church, South, is in session at
Bismarck this week.
A hunting party consisting Of
w. H. Whitworth, Thompson
Blanton and Jas. G.. Austin are on
Crane Pond this week.
City Collector O'Neal asks us to
again warn the taxpayers that
city taxes will soon 90 delinquent.
Pay up before it is too late.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild
will hold their annual bazaar at the
Academy of Music, December 10th.
Look for future announcements.
w. E. Lacks and family who
have been living in the Valley for
several months returned to their
home in Poplar Bluff last Friday.
There came very near being a
collision between No. 8 and a
freight train at Arcadia one day
last week. 1t was a narrow escape.
Mrs, Ell. Thomas has opened a
restaurant and grocery store in the
building south Of the REGISTER
Office. John Thomas is in charge.
When ever you want job print
ing Of any kind remember that the
REGISTER is well prepared to serve
you. Best Of work at reasonable
prices.
A number of Industries along the
road have been compelled to shut
down because the railroad com
pany will not furnish them with
cars.
A member of the Ursuline Sisters
in st. Louis was brought from st.
Louis last Thursday evening and
inferred in the Convent burying
ground.