Iron County register., 1905-12-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Henry Adolph has Christmas
ad.
Wild turkeys are said to be quite
plentiful.
Hub mixed candies, 10c a pound
at The Leader.
Lopez's have a wonderful lot oi
Christmas goods.
The Arcadia saloon opened fol
business Thanksgiving.
Fine Christmas candies in great
variety at Lopez Store Co.
1t is said that the drummers arc
talking of building a hotel at Bis
marck.
Eggs are scarce and high. The
price now is twenty-five cents a
dozen.
Go to R. T. Whites for candies,
nuts, fruits and Christmas tree or
naments.
For SALE-Three fresh mich
cows. Apply to VIM. Depew,
Ironton, Mo.
The school has given up the idea
of having an entertainment during
the holidays.
We understand that quite a lot
of improvements are planned for
the Arcadia Hotel.
E. w. Summers, a tie contract
or, is a newcomer to Ironton, be-
ing domiciled in Theo. Freeman's
residence.
The finest line of holiday goods
ever offered in this town. Some
thing suitable for everybody, at
Lopez Store Co.
The story of the Spaugh trial in
the Reynolds circuit court last
week is reproduced from the Cen
treville Reformer.
We understand that our young
friend, Chas. L. Fox, is now agent
for the Cotton Belt railroad at
Piggott, Arkansas.
The Iron Mountain has just COM
pleted double track from Jeffer-
son Barracks to Cliff Cave, dis
tance of three miles.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Lem.
Curtis, Ironton, Mo-, on Sunday,
December 3, 1905, girl. All are
WE'LL. The REGISTER tenders con-
gratulations.
The screen factory people have
had considerable trouble in secur-
ing cars to ship out the lumber.
However, it is expected to clean
the yard this week.
Earnest L. Jones and his sister,
Mrs. Cora 0. Roberts, Tuesday
sold their farm, south of Arcadia,
to Bernhard Zahn of st. Charles
county. Price paid was S2500.
Regular meeting of Iron Lodge
No. 107, I. o. o. F., next Monday
night, December 18th. Election
of officers. All members urged to
attend. E. L. FARMHOUSE, Sec'y.
Chas. White was here from Les
terville last week and says the hub
factory is getting along nicely.
No troule, Mr.. White says, in get
ting an abundance of good timber.
Mr.. James Morris, formerly of
this county, and Miss Adele Cayce
of Pennington are to be united in
marriage December 2Sth. Mr..
Morris Iron county friends wish
him much happiness.
F. Rodach, of Middlebrook,
passed through town Wednesday
morning en- route to his farm near
Bonne Terre, which is being pros
pected for lead by the st. Joe Lead
Conpany.-Farnaington Neaos.
The railroad company last week
purchased about three acres of
land at Hogan, portion of the
Bert Gregory farm, on which to
build a "Y." About seventy Ital-
ians are now at work on the track.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht,
of Middlebrook, Robert Trauer-
NIGHT, of Irondale, and John
Trauernicht, of Esther, were guests
of Henry, Herman and Albert
Trauernichthere this week.-Farn,-
ington Neaos.
Rev. 7. F. Marshall, formerly
pastor of the Presbyterian church
here, underwent an operation in
st. Louis this week for Appendix
citis. Our latest information is
that he is doing as well as could
be expected.
The creamery now has an ice
house, and it is understood ice
making will commence there
shortly after the first of the year
and will be slowed away for the
( summer trade.
DR.. Trauernicht last Saturday
received a new dental apparatus
invented within the year-for the
administering Of nitrous oxide and
oxygen. This combination re-
lieves the patient absolutely from
pain and is perfectly safe.
To CITY TAXPAYERS. - City
taxes for 1905, are now due and
must be paid at once if you wish
to avoid penalty and costs. This
is the last warning, and those who
do not come forward at once will
have the penalty to pay.
w. T. O'NEAL, City Collector.
The editor is in receipt of very
pleasant letter from his young
friend, DR.. Jesse w. Hale, now To-
on%oJ ~ GraopuiI1o FOR tho nro ots n &,