Iron County register., 1905-11-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Thanksgiving comm.

For SALE-Two heifer calves.
Inquire at this office.
City Collector O'Neal is waiting
for you to pay your taxes.
When you want printing re-
member the REGISTER office.
1t looked very much like snow
Monday evening-but we had rain
instead.
The boys were out playing
pranks Tuesday night and having
a good time.
The Methodist Church will give
Thanksgiving dinner in Aliens
marble shop.
The Missouri State Dairy Asso-
citation meets at Jefferson City
November 1911.
Miss Media Baldwin entertained
number of young friends at a
Halloween party.
The circuit court docket, with the
disposition of the various cases, is
printed elsewhere.
Take your shoes to L. Daniels
shoe shop, next to Roehry's saloon.
His work is good and cheap.
Mr.. j. N. Lewis has purchased a
residence east of the railroad track
and will make his home there.
The opinion seems to be that the
grand jury has been going after
the booze sellers the past week.
Mahara's Minstrels at the Acade-
my of Music Saturday night at
tracted a full house and gave a
very good show.
The tramp has been rather a
scarce article this summer past,
but he is beginning to put in an
appearance now.
The grand jury made a final re-
port at noon to-day and was dis
charged. In all, forty-three in
dlCUIIlcIluS WCIS lSuuIACus
A souvenir postal card has been
received from N. L. Farmer an
nouncing his safe arrival at Den
yer, on his way to the Golden State.
Mrs. R. A. Clarkson, of Fort
Smith, Ark, has been paying a
visit to her mother, Mrs. P. M.
Robinson of this place.-Irondale
Gazette.
0. j. Buford and Lee Barger
have been called to st. Louis,
where they expect to secure po-
sitions as train auditors on the
Cotton Belt.
A letter from Sergeant Reese
says that he and his family are
nicely located at Fort Omaha and
promise to be well pleased with
their new home.
P.S. Cole, j. w. Towl and other
residents of Pennington passed
through here Tuesday on their way
to Reynolds county, where they
will spend several days hunting.
1t is announced that some of the
shop men discharged at De Soto a
couple of weeks ago, have been
put back to work. For all that,
the outlook is not at all promising.
There will be no preaching SER
vice at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath. The pastor, Rev.
j. G. Reynolds, will address the
Y. M. G. A. in st. Louis on that
day.
A new time card went into effect
Sunday. No. 3, south-bound at
1882, and No. s, north-bound at
6:19, are put back on the road
No. 3 stops at Arcadia and No.
at Ironton.
At Fort Hill next Sunday morn.
ing the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered, te
which every member of the church
is earnestly requested, by the
pastor, to attend.
Affairs at the screen factory re.
main in statu quo. Occasionally 6
car of lumber is received and un.
loaded. Just what the combina'
ton intends doing with the plan
here seems uncertain.
Mrs. Woodside has a most ele
CANT line of millinery and read,
made skirts that she is selling a
greatly reduced prices. All tn,
ladies are urged to call and see tn
great bargains offered.
For RENT.-The Nall residenc
in west part of town; southern ex
posure; 8 rooms, large grounds
all necessary outbuildings. Term
reasonable. Apply to H. A. Nall
Whites store, Ironton.
LOsT-About ten days ago,
gold watch in fob, on or near tn
roadside east of "Valley Home,
and leading thence to the Kath
place. Finder will please returl
to this Office and receive ten dol
lars reward.
Andy Peterson returned las
Thursday from seven months
stay at his old home in Sweden
He is thinking of going into bust
ness at Cape Girardeau. Hi
many friends here were glad to Sc
him back.-De Soto Press. f
An adjourned term Of circui
court will be held November Goth
to try the case of State VS.. A. F
Vance. Judge Davis of Salin
county will preside. Another ad