Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-11-30
LOCAL BREvITIES.


The REGISTER Office does the
the best of printing.
Many useful Christmas gifts can
be found at the Bazaar.
"East Lynne" at the Academy
of Music Friday evening.
The skating rink seems to be
the most popular place in town.
Thanksgiving fowls are said to
be unusually scarce in this section.
Quite a number of Valley peo-
pie in Reynolds county this week.
To all the REGISTER readers: A
good dinner and pleasant Thanks
giving.
Thanksgiving dinner by the
Methodist folk in the basement of
the Baptist church.
AT the Bazaar, December 7th, din
ner will be served after 5 o'clock.
A good meal, rs cents.
The young ladies at the Convent
have a Thanksgiving Entertain
ment Thursday evening.
Mr.. Hotson has some fine celery
that he is prepared to furnish the
public at a reasonable price.
Fred Mcmahon and Mamie Bel
lido of st. Francois county secured
marriage license Wednesday.
The Ironton schools will have an
entertainment holiday week for
the benefit of the library fund. =
Don't forget the bazaar by the
ladies of the Episcopal church
December 7th.
Herman Dinger, house-mover,
has an advertisement in this issue
of the REGISTER.
Bishop Tuttle will oficiate at st.
Paul's church tonight at 1880. An
Offering will be made.
All the county officials except
the Treasurer are in attendance on
the Reynolds court this week.
Mr.. E. E. Cain has been trans
ferred from Owosso, Michigan, to
some town in Alabama, where he
will have charge of a Greer fac
tory.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Tual, Jr., Arcadia, Mo-, Thursday,
November %, 1905, a girl. All are
well.
White & Hummel have their hub
factory at Lesterville in operation
and will ship their first car Of hubs
this week.
Mr.. Martin is relieving MI.
Downey as agent while the latter
is attending the Spaugh trial at
Centreville.
Jesse Pease has been employed
as night watchman and will patrol
the streets at night during the
winter months.
Important meeting Of Woodmen
Tuesday evening, December 9TH.
Election of officers. All members
should be present.
No deeds have as yet been filed
with the recorder of this county,
showing a transfer of the screen
factory real estate.
The life insurance man is not
nearly SO numerous vs. he was.
The investigations have almost
put him out of business.
Postmaster Bishop says that the
women IRE running the town this
week, because all, or nearly all OF
the men are in C~entreville.
Will Patton says that the great
German Liniment-made by Pat
ton & Hetrick-already has a big
sale and promises to become
famous.
We understand that the hunters
down on Crane Pond are having
fair luck. One day last week VIM.
HI. Whitworth succeeded in killing
a fine deer.
The brick layers are putting the
finishing touches to the new hotel,
While we don't pose as an expert.
yet it occurs to us that it is a good
job of brick work.
For SALE OR RENT-The beau
tiful home of the late Capt. w. H
Byers, in Ironton, Mo. Apply te
Mrs. M. j. Chamberlain in the
Whitworth block.
DR.. B. R. Downing of Doe Rur
has, we understand, leased the
Byers' residence in north Iron
ton, and will locate here for thu
practice of his profession.
The brick chapel, which hal
been used by Rev. Manly for thu
past few months, has been sold t.
Mr.. Chas. Lashley, who will con
vert the same into a dwelling house
The managers Of the skating
rink had to order several NOR
pair of skates last week to accom-
modate the large crowds Of youns
people gathering there every eve
ming.
The Valley Skating Rink will
be open all Thursday afternoon
Thanksgiving; also at night from
Z until 10. Call and see the boys
they will treat you right. Smooth
floor and easy rollers.
A new time card went into effec
Sunday. A night train is put on thu
Belmont branch. The train leave'
Bismarck at midnight, going south