Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-10-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

pest printing.
st. Paul's Guild will meet at
Mrs. Roehry's Thursday.
Fall opening of millinery at Mrs.
Woodside'e next Saturday.
Hummel, the Leader man, has
some new prices this week.
Programme of the Teachers In
stitute is published this week.
Excursion from st. Louis next
Sunday--the last of the season.
Mr.. E. G. Clark received a couple
of horses from the north last week.
Lopez's millinery opening at
Graniteville, on Tuesday, October
10th.
The screen factory will probably
resume operations in a couple of
weeks.
FoUND-A pair of spectacles.
Call on w. T. Gay and prove
property.
J.. T. Nedwideck has been made
trainmaster at De Soto, vice w.
G. Hollister, resigned.
The boys are trying to arrange
for a game of ball with some visit
ing team next-Sunday.
MI. S. w. Andrews will prob
ably remove his family to Poplar
Bluff during the winter.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Byers, September 30, 1905, a ten
pound girl. All are we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beamer Cain have
moved into their new home, and a
nice and cosy place it is, too.
The Arcadia Valley Creamery
and Ice Company is now under the
management of Mr.. R. L. Carly.
The young people had a very
pleasant time dancing at the
Academy of Music Thursday night
last.
DR.. F. w. Trauernicht has leased
the Dave Kendall home in west
Ironton and will remove there this
week.
Mr.. Purkiss has just purchased a
gasoline engine with which he
runs a wood saw, and it works all
right, too.
Owing to the absence of Rev. T.
G.. Peterson there will be no SER
vices at the church in Pilot Knob
next Sunday.
Harry Semands, who has been
manufacturing cigars here for the
past year, is arranging to remove
to Union, Nc.
The citizens of Pilot Knob are
going to rebuild one of the bridges
washed away in that town by the
late high waters.
H. B. Jones has a force OF men
at work this week raising the store
building he recently purchased
from A. Winkler.
The drill is still at work on
Marble Creek. There is no au-
thentic information as to what the
prospecting has disclosed.
We are showing the finest line
and giving the best values in
Clothing ever offered in this Sec
ton. LOPEZ STORE Co.
Just a few people from the Val
lev took advantage OF the cheap
railroad rates to sec the Yelled
Prophet in st. Louis Tuesday
night.
A poem from the pen of Rev. j.
Will jackson, at one time pastor
of the colored church here, is
printed in this issue of the REG
ISTER.
Miss Genevieve Dining has re-
turned to Arcadia, where she viii
attend school at the Academy o.
the Ursuline Sisters.-Potoss mde-
pendent.
The Southeast Missouri Teach
'ers' Association will meet al Cape
Girardeau Thanksgiving Day ano
on the Friday and Saturday tol'
lowing. /,
Friend Ed. Cain writes that they
are very pleasantly situated up il
Michigan, but ior all that the.
frequently sigh for the old friend
in Missouri.
The auction sale of lots at PHO
Knob last Thursday was not
bowling success. The bidding wa
not at all spirited, and but few
lots were disposed OF.
The party who left here on tn
10th for California, arrived in Lo
Angeles on the morning of tn
26fh-just one week on the road
and all safe and sound.
An elegant and pleasing assert
ment of all the new and daint.
creations in millinery at Mrs
Woodside's. Fall opening mex
Saturday. Every lady is urged t.
attend.
The celebration at Pilot Knol
last Wednesday attracted q larg
number Of visitors to the Valley
and all the adjacent counties AM
CITY of st. Louis were we'll rep
resented.
For some time the Iron Noun
tain has been storing large quaint
ties of coal along it's siding q
and other COalinp points