Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-20
LOCAL B~REVITIEs.

1AO ohASA"i coiioe Will 10 PIiuVOu
in our next issue.
The circuit court docket is
printed this week.
The October weather has certain
ly been most delightful.
Every good citizen should 60 to
thepolls on election day.
Fresh fish and oysters at Nagel's
every Friday and Saturday.
Sunday was an ideal October
day and the rigs we're all out.
Autumn Festival at the Academy
of Music this wednesday, even
ing.
Prof. B. Fox is now teaching
school at Hopewell in Washington
county.
"H. S. Law" of Sabula writes a
good letter for this issue of the
REGISTER.
The docket for the November
term of probate court is printed
this week.
Supper will be served at the
Academy of Music this evening
from $50 to Z o'clock.
st. Francois county will vote
whether to have a stock law or not
at the election in November.
The Bismarck Cornet Band will
give a grand ball at A. o. U. w.
4all, Bismarck, Friday, October
2ht.
Rev. j. G. Reynolds of Madison,
Ills, will hold services in the Pres
byterian church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Less than three weeks until the
election. Whoop FER up, boys.
We are going to whip them proper
ly this time. This is official, too.
Boys, we've got 'em on the run.
Keep 'em going until November
9Th and it will be a glorious VIC
tory for Democracy and good gov
eminent.
Billy Arlington, the famous min
strel man, who visited Ironton
about twenty years ago, has a date
at the Academy Of Music some
time in November.
The Peoples Banner is the name
OF a paper nov published at Belle
view, this county. The first issue
appeared last Saturday. w. G.
Thornton is publisher.
To Mr.. w. H. Van Mort the
REGISTER is indebted for some
very fine and large apples. They
were grown in the orchard of Mr..
Van Nort's father in Belleyiew.
It is rumored that the Iron
Mountain Company have recently
made a sale of all their lands in
in this and st. Francois counties.
The total acreage is about 1900.
MI. Cain says they expected to
start the screen factory on the
winter run October 10th, but have
been delayed. He expects to get
things in shape in a few days now.
To Judge A. G. Meyer of Belle
view we are indebted for some
very fine apples of the Russian a
rietN. They are beauties and the
Judge says will keep until next
June.
A card from James L. Brierton,
apprises us that with four Alabama
friends he is taking in the fair.
He does not know whether he will
get to see his Ironton friends this
trip.
Miss Anderson's revival meeting
at the Methodist church the past
two weeks has been well attended
and attracted unusual interest.
About thirty-fve converts are re-
ported.
w. Curry has accepted the po-
sition as agent for the railroad
company at Dexter. He will re-
move there with his family in the
near future. 1t is an important
station.
MARRIED--At Ironton, Mo-, on
Wednesday, October 10, 1904, by
w. G. FairchiId, j. p, Robert
Kanter, of st. Francois county,
Mo-, and Mrs. Cora Sutton, Of Iron
county, Mo.
LosT-On a ride through Rus
s~ellville to the cemetery, or at Ar
cadia depot, asmall leather pocket
book. Return to this Office, or to
\ wv. G.. Whitworth, Arcadia, and
\ receive reward.
n DR.. G. T.. Blanks, who has been
Apracticing at Pilot Knob for some
ears, has fully decided to locate
Pennington, and has rented an
\ e in The Realty building
imgton Times.
\ wilkins, the photographer,
s.The Ayesterday a picture OF
any wees" whichSis rs fine as
inches \saw. 1t is about AXIS
smaller Ag enlarged from a
IN Go and, see it.
cratic attoF. Revelle, q Demo-
county. WHY from BOllinger
this connt,s sHress the voters Of
October 29kt annapolis Monday,
Eyervhod,y TtS O'Clock p. M.
attended tdially invited to
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months now thai Mlsn,n i tbs
Mississippi rivekanMge across W
completed and tn D mi,l wI haUe
no more through MI WI - n th;s