Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-10-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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This has been a hard week on
the crap shooters.
Remember the REGISTER when
you want printing.
Fresh fish and oysters at Nagel's
Meat Market Thursday.
The fodder is in the shock and
the pumpkin is off the vine.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's
church will meet Thursday 2 P. M.
at Mrs. H. M. Collins.
John Robinson's ten big shows
are advertised to be at Bismarck,
Tuesday, October 18th.
There was a genuine frost Tues
day night, the thermometer regis
tering thirty-one degrees.
The Women's Home Missionary
Society will meet at the Brick
Chapel Thursday at two o'clock
p. NJ.
The boys are talking Of organ
ling an Association foot ball team
this fall. See Will Patton for par
ticulars.
County court will be in session
Thursday of next week to award
the contracts for building the
bridge piers.
Farmers, if you would raise big
crops buy your Fertilizers OF u.
w. Collins, Ironton. He handles
the very best
Regular services next Sunday
at Fort Hill, and evening services
at the brick chapel in Ironton, to
which all are invited.
The Arcadia Valley Creamery
and Ice Company has coal for sale
and will deliver same anywhere in
the Valley for 81 per ton.
Rev. w. T. Farmhouse preached
a very interesting sermon last
Sunday at Fort Hill, in the absence
of the pastor, who was sick.
Mrs. Walter Clarkson is in a
hospital in ST. Louis. Her con-
dition, we are glad to say, is not
at all serious and she will be there
but a short time.
Chas. Newman arrived home
from Chicago last Wednesday.
He is a little weak from his recent
illness, but promises to be all right
in a few days now.
From the st. Louis papers we
learn that Mrs. A. F. Bond, OF this
city, had SIS stolen from her grip
at the Laclede Hotel, st. Louis,
last Thursday night. /.
VIM. Fl. George was in town a
short while Monday. Bill says
that the new hub factory at Les
terville will soon be in operation.
Reynolds County Outlook.
John Schwab was last Saturday
appointed United States Commits
sioner at Ironton by Judge Fink
lenburg, Judge of the United States
Court Of the Eastern District OF
Missouri.
The excursion from St. Louis to
the Valley Sunday consisted OF
thirteen coaches loaded to the
guards-one of the biggest ex-
cursions in years. The day was
an ideal one in every respect.
The pastor calls a meeting of the
official board of the M. E. Church,
South, at the Brick Chapel, Thurs
day, October 18th, at 8 o'clock P.
M. 1t is important that every
member of the board be present.
Sunday night of last week
thieves entered the house Of the
city marshal in Bismarck and stole
his official star, tobacco and pocket
knife. That was the night aftel
the robbers made their raid or
Ironton.
Between two and three O'Clock
Saturday morning Mrs. P. w
Whitworth heard some one trying
to get into the house through one
of the windows. A couple of shots
from a revolver frightened the in
truder away.
The infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIM. Gross died last Friday
after a brief illness. The remain
were inferred in the X. ?. cemeter,
the following day. The bereavet
parents have much sympathy il
their sorrow.
Rev. Father Dalton, who ha
been assistant at the convent 70
the past three months, has beel
transferred to the Assumption
Church, st. Louis. Rev. j. AdraiI
of st. Louis will succeed Fathe
Dalton at Arcadia.
Miss Maude Miller left Sunda,
for Arcadia, where she will agai
enter the Ursuline Academy. Mis-
Maude has been attending schoe
there for several years and ha
made rapid progress.-Elvins Cor
responded Lead Belt NeDs.
G. w. Nifong, who left here 70
Colorado last May, returned HON
Saturday looking as If the stay !
the West had agreed with hin
All Of his many friends includin
the Tribune are glad to see hir
back.-FredericktoUn Tribune.
Dick Goulding spent severe
days Of last week in Lestervill
doing some stone work for tn