Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-12-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Bazaar.

A train on time is certainly a
rarity these days.
Burglars are getting in frequent
work at Bismarck.
Eat your dinner and supper at
the bazaar Thursday.
Read the Christmas ADVERTISE
ments in the REGISTER.
Headquarters for Santa Claus at
Louis Miller's in Arcadia.
Blank deeds, notes and abstracts
of title for sale at this office.
Greater Bonanza has a very at
tractive Christmas window.
Horticulture should become a
paramount issue in this section.
You can't afford to miss the band
boys masquerade ball December
28th.
There certainly was a lot of good
hay grown in this section the past
season.
DR.. Summa is still at work i'm
proving his summer home in Rus
sellville.
Monday was certainly about as
fine a wash-day as ever comes in
December.
People who have cattle and hogs
to sell are complaining at the very
poor prices.
There seems to be an egg famine
all over the state and the price is
unusually high.
The "Blue Store" is one of the
things that were. 1t is now taking
on a color of yellow.
The entertainment for the bene-
fit of the fire department should be
generally encouraged.
The American Hotel is consider
ably improved in appearance
since it was reprinted.
A great many people seem to
think that the unusually dry sea-
son will be hard on the wheat.
DR.. Meracle, of Pennington,
President of Carleton College, will
preach at Graniteville Monday
night.
There is no more talk of a new
depot. We will have promises
when the gentle springtime comes
again.
Mrs. Finnimore will serve the
supper for the dancers at the
Masque Ball. This insures an ele-
gant spread.
Geo. L. Moore sends US a pro-
gramme of the Elks' Memorial SER
vice at Waxahachie, Texas, on
December 9th.
The Bell Telephone Company is
now building its through line south
from Potosi. The line will extend
to Poplar Bluff.
Sometime next week, now, it is
said, we will know whether we r
going to have any better train SER
vice at this station.
Attorney o. L. Munger is maxi
ing local option speeches in Wayne
county. They have a red-hot fight
on hand down there.
The Arcadia Valley Grocery
Store has a delivery wagon that is
a delight to the eye and a poem to
the soul. It's all right.
Mrs. Richter, relict of the late
H. Richter, died at her home in
Pilot Knob Friday morning. The
funeral occurred Sunday.
Wonder how many hub logs
have been hauled to this town the
past ten years. The figures would
unquestionably be surprising.
FOR SALE-Household and kitch-
en- furniture, dishes, flowers, etc.
Must be sold at once.
MRS. w. P. WEMP.
Jessie, the 11-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kent of
Madison, ILL.,, was inferred in the
Masonic cemetery here Monday.
MI. Clark, the assignee of w. H.
Thomas, tells us that creditors will
receive about ten per cent.
Thomas indebtedness was over
S1700.
The new foot bridge has at last
been built across the Pilot Knob
branch. 1t seems to be we'll con-
structed and ought to last a long
while.
When you want printing of any
kind call on this Office. We are
well prepared to serve you in any
line. First-class work at reason
able prices.
City Collector O'Neal says that
the city taxes are coming in very
slowly. Better hurry up and pay.
If you don't there will be some
penalty added.
The band boys have issued the
invitations to their Masque Ball,
December 2Sth. Every effort is
going to be made to make the oc-
casion a very enjoyable one.
Roscoe T., the youngest son of
MI. and Mrs. j. F. Lindsay Of
Piedmont, Mo-, was united in
marriage to Miss Wayne Nevins
of Gads Hill on Thanksgiving day.
Collector Richardson. Of St.
Francois county, and Mrs. Louise
Blemel were united in marriage at
Pennington last Thursday. Many