Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-12-15
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Bonanza has a new ad.
Mullin & Brown have a new ad.
this week.
The REGISTER Office for all kinds
of printing.
twas the fairest, sunniest fall
we shall ever know.
Toys and dainty holiday goods
at Mullin & Browns.
Ironton needs a new station
more than it ever did.
"Missouri Girl" at the Academy
of Music December 10Th.
If you don't pay your taxes
soon, penalty will be added.
Reynolds county works the Jail
inmates on the county roads.
Christmas candies in great va
riety, Sc per Id. and up, at Lopez
Store Co.
1t is said there will be one and,
maybe, two weddings during the
holidays.
Christmas on Sunday means
three holidays-Saturday, Sun
day and Monday.
What has become of the prophet
who said the winter was going to
be long and severe?
The old year will soon be among
the things that were. And we can
all make good resolutions again.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Snyder, Monday, December IL,
1904, q girl. All are doing we'll.
Entertainment at Bismarck FRI
day evening by Miss Baird's pu-
pills. Admission, twenty-five cents.
The jail and the courthouse are
both now supplied with phones, or
will be in a few days. Something
long needed.
w. G. Whitworth of Arcadia
went out hunting Monday and in
a short time succeeded in killing
two fine deer.
The drug store has done a land
Office business in cream tartar, as
afetida, gum camphor and sui
phur the past week.
Our mails north now are .7:45
A. M, 6 and Z o'clock P. M. No
mail north from 7:45 in the morn
ing until six at night.
Mrs. G. B. Nall is quite sick at
her home in this city. Her many
friends hope for an early improve
ment in her condition.
The committe having the matter
in charge last Saturday located the
proposed creamery on the land of
Louis Miller in Arcadia.
The rain last Friday was most
grateful and did untold good. All
day long and into the night there
was a gentle down-pour.
The Big Muddy Coal & Iron Co.,
it is announced, has optioned ten
thousand acres of it's Iron county
land to a Hungarian colony.
Get ready for the Masque Ball
December 3Cth. Everybody is 60
ing to have a good time. Gallery
open to white spectators only.
We had our first nov Sunday
afternoon. The flakes fell for
several hours and the ground was
covered with a mantle of white.
Bishop Tuttle will not be here
next Sunday Is advertised. He
will be here later on, of which
due and timely notice will be Civ
en-.
White people only will be adj
mitted into the gallery of the Acad-
envy of Music on the occasion of
the Masque Ball. Admission, 25
cents.
The young men of the Valley
will give a masque ball at the
Academy of Music Friday evening,
December Both. A grand time is
assured oil VINO aCIenQ.
An old colored woman by the
name of Alternately died at her
home in the south end of town last
week. She was said to have been
ninety-nine years of age.
The festival given by the ladies
OF st. Paul's Guild, at the Academy
of Music, Thursday night, was
we'll attended and literally pat
ronized. The net receipts are in
excess of $50.
STRAYED-From my farm one
mile east of Ironton, December
18th, a white illey, two years old.
Will pay reasonable reward fol
information leading to her recov-
cry. A. G. RUSSELL.
The building occupied by George
Thomas, colored, which was de.
stroyed by fire Monday night, was
the oldest store house in the town,
1t was occupied by Tong & Au-
buchon, general merchants, in
1868.
Carpenters have been at work
the past week on the building
across the street from the REGIsTET
Office, recently purchased by A,
Winkler. A portion of the house
is being fitted up for residence
purposes.
The Ironton spectators were
mostly on the wrong side Of the
bear raid that struck the New
York stock market last Wednesday
and Thursday. In consequences 9