Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-11-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

dry.
The COW still roams our streets
at will.
Fine weather, but dry as a pow
der-horn.
Time to be thinking about
Christmas.
The turkey is very scarce this
Thanksgiving.
Another rumor of a big summer
hotel in the Valley.
Bonfires of leaves have been fire.
quent the past week.
More dust than we had in the
s'good old summer time"
If we get the creamery we won't
have to ship any more ice into the
Valley.
Miss Leila O'Neal entertained a
number Of young friends Tuesday
evening.
LosT-A black collarette, last
Sunday. Finder please leave at
post-office.
The man who predicted an early
winter has lost his reputation as a
weather prophet.
There will be no session of the
Southeast Missouri Teachers AS
ISOLATION this fall.
The Imperial Stock Company is
playing to good houses in the
Academy of Music.
The Irondale Gazette says that
II of the lead mines there will be
worked again soon.
A good dinner and a pleasant
day to all the readers of the REG
lister this Thanksgiving.
Read the advertisement of R. T..
White, restaurant and grocery, in
this issue of the REGISTER.
Gov. Dockery last week reap
pointed E. M. bearing as Judge of
this judicial circuit until January
1st.
What has happened to the club
that was going to make so many
Improvements at the Iron Noun
tain dam?
Quite a number of Vallegians
will probably go to st. Louis the
latter part of the week to see the
President.
Freight business on the road
continues very light. Many of the
trains are going into st. Louis on
the Illinois side.
The screen factory is being fitted
up with electric lights. Mr.. Cain
is determined to have a f~irst-class
plant in every respect.
Judge Meyer, of Belleview, who
recently sold his farm, was in
town Tuesday. He has not yet
determined where he will locate.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Nall was
here Sunday, bringing with him
two federal prisoners who have
been sentenced to the Iron county
jail.
Chas. Gassman, of Middlebrook,
was on Wednesday granted a
dramshop license by the county
clerk, to run until the next regular
term of the county court.
Many friends throughout the
circuit will be very sorry, indeed,
to see Court Stenographer Jarvis
displaced. Claude is a good boy
and an efficient stenographer.
A warm contest will probably be
inaugurated over the Frederick
town post-ofice. Mr.. Semple, the
present incumbent, seeks reap
pointment, while Rufe Albert also
wants the job.
John M. Dale, formerly of this
city, in the death of his mother
some time since, and the death OF
his step-father, DR.. Hull, a few
weeks since, inherited property to
tho value of about $751;
T. P. Russell's residence on
North street, west of Sprigg, is
nearly completed. He will soon
subdivide five acres in the west
end and build a number of cottag-
Escape Girardeau Progress.
Henry s.. Evans, formerly O.
Caledonia, died at his home in
Flat River last week, where he hat
been engaged for several years in
the merchandise business. Year.
ago the deceased was we'll known
here.
Rev. Aspley Of Flat River wa.
here last Thursday to conduct TIN
funeral services of Mrs. Medley
Mr.. Aspley has been located at Fla
River owe a year and has mad,
most satisfactory progress in hi
work.
WANTED-In Iron County, {
grocery salesman. Excellent op
ening for honest energetic man
Preference given to one acquainted
in county. State experience, pres
ent occupation and references
Address P. 0. Box 388, Chicago.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann L
Medley, relict Of the late John G
Medley, ST., aged eighty-sevel
years, eight months and clever
days, occurred from Fort Hill
church last Thursday afternoon a
two o'clock. A large concours'
was in attendance.
We learn that the gentlemen VIII,
have been soliciting stock sub,
scriptiOns to locate O. creamery il