Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-10-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Lopez's have a new ad. this
week.
And the leaves are scattered on
the ground.
County court meets Thursday to
let the bridge contracts.
The north bound train in the
evening is still regularly late.
The city collector is waiting for
your taxes. He says, "come on"
G. R. Kendall Co., the new gro
Gerry firm, are now ready for bust
ness.
The probate court docket for the
November term is printed this
week.
H. B. Jones is arranging to build
a granitoid walk in front of his
store house.
ga Rose of Normandy" a new
serial story, is started in this issue
of the REGISTER.
Probably fifty people from the
valley went to Bismarck to see the
circus Tuesday.
Louis Miller of Arcadia has pur-
chased a saw mill on Marble Creek
from w. P. Pippin.
st. Paul's Gid meets at the res
idence of Mrs. H. M. Collins
Thursday afternoon.
Holloman Bros. have purchased
the store of w. j. Lee at Hogan
and will conduct same in the fu-
ture.
The Gillette Safety Razor-the
best in the world-on hand and for
sale at Whitworth's Hardware
Store.
A box supper will be given at
the Reagan school house next
Saturday, at s P. M. All are in
vited.
Mayes & Weaver, livery men,
have dissolved. Henry Weaver
will have charge of the business in
future.
The Centreville Outlook says that
wild ducks were never more plen-
tiful on Black River than they are
this season.
STRAYED OR SToLEN-A hound
pup, red with white spots. Return
to w. Christ, Ironton bakery, and
receive reward.
The wild ducks were flying south
over the Valley last week and our
local nimrods succeeded in killing
quite a lot of them.
Circuit court convenes next Mon
day. The docket lis published
elsewhere. Court will likely be in
session a couple of weeks.
Roberts & Osborne, new arriv-
ais, are building a saw mill near
the depot in Arcadia, and are in
the market for all kinds of logs.
Among the REGISTERS visitors
Monday was Mr.. Murray Carlton,
of st. Louis, who was spending a
day with Mr.. G. N. Jones at "The
Naples"
G. A. Buckley and a gang OF men
returned from Sligo last week,
where they had been for some
time building a hub factory for
w. j. Lee.
From the Bismarck brevities in
the Pennington Times we see that
ga. D. Boss will soon leave for
Arkansas to engage in the bank
ing business"
Married = Ironton, Mo-, Tues
day, October II, 1905, by w. G..
Fairchild, j. p, James Brown. Of
Graniteville, Mo-, and Beckey
Wicks of Pilot Knob, Mo.
To our old friend, Mr.. R. Hot
son, we are indebted for some very
fine celery. MI. Hotson has quite
a garden of celery this fall which
he is prepared to furnish all who
desire.
Prof. Daugherty and a number
of his students had dinner on the
top of Pilot Knob Saturday. The
day was an ideal one for the trip
and the outing was thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
County Clerk O'Neal, thus far,
has issued about IT'S hunting Ii
censes. Of the total number of
applicants only one was unable to
write his NAME. The licenses ex-
pire January list, 1905.
While out hunting last Thursday
Len Sutton had the misfortune 10
fracture n Of the bones in his
left ankle. As a result he now
walks with a crutch and may be
disabled for several weeks.
Mr.. Gillian has moved from the
house he occupied for several years
to the residence across the street
recently vacated by Mrs Thomas.
Will Ahrens and wife will move to
the house formerly occupied by
Mr.. Gillian.
Judge Williams Of the circuit
court has ordered Sheriff Marshall
to summons a grand jury for the
October term Of the circuit court.
This will be the first grand Jury
we have had in Iron county since
October 1901.
The engine on the local freight
got off the rails at the south end OIL
the house track, at this station,