Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-11-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.

County court proceedings are
published elsewhere.
Shippers are complaining OF a
great scarcity of cars.
st. Paul's Guild will meet at Mrs.
Roehry's Thursday afternoon.
Four travelling printers here last
week. This is more than usual.
Burning leaves have been much
in evidence the past week.
H. B. Jones is going to close out
his stock of merchandise at Pilot
Knob.
Services will be held at st.
Paul's church Sunday at the usual
hours.
We understand that the Arcadia
saloon will open for business in a
week or two.
Thos. Sharp, of Madison county
shipped two cars of stock from
this station Monday.
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Most of the hay that is brought
to town these days shows how the
rains last summer injured the crop.
Arthur Nall and Emmett Gunton
are arranging to open a skating
rink in the Bonanza store building.
Services appropriate to the day
will be held in st. Paul's church
at ten o'clock Thanksgiving morn
ing.
The school teachers of st. Fran
co.'s county are asking their prose-
cutting attorney to enforce the anti
cigarette law.
Recorder Hawkins Tuesday
issued a marriage license to John
D. Mayes and Lulu Moyer-both
of Graniteville.
1t is said that John H. Raney
has been employed to assist in the
defense of the Spaughs in Rey-
nolds county.
G. R. Kendall & Co. have a five
and ten cent counter in their store.
Rare bargains in chinaware and
many novelties.
Rev. Peterson will preach at
Roselle Thursday evening at Z
o'clock. At Pilot Knob Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Quite a number of rabbits are
being slaughtered by the hunters.
Quail are said to be plentiful, but
they are much harder to get.
The late grand jury returned
forty three indictments. None OF
them, however, r against par
ticipators in the Spaugh mob.
The ladies of st. Paul's Church
are hard at work in an endeavor to
make the coming Bazaar a notable
affair. It is set for December Hh.
We would like very much to
hear from our Arcadia correspon-
dent again. We had hoped that
"Madge'' would be a regular con-
tributor.
Arthur Huff expects to spend the
greater portion of his time in Pop
lar Bluff on his abstract: His
family will remain at Pilot Knox
for the present.
A fine lot Of the latest styles o:
three-quarter length ladies' cloaks
will arrive at B. N. Browns in 6
fewSdays. They will be sold at
wonderful low price.
If you don't pay your city taxe'
soon they will go delinquent, ant
then costs and penalty will be ad'
ded. Mr.. O'Neal, the collector, i
ready to wait on you.
w. F. Crommer, Of Irondale
passed through here Sunday OF
his way to New Mexico, wher
Mrs. Crommer is spending tn
winter for her health.-De Sot
Press.
The piers for the new span t
the bridge across Knob creek hav
been completed, and the bridg
contractor has been written to, t
hurry up his part of the work a
he can.
When you want anything in til
way of fancy stationery, pre-
grammes, invitations or cards
any kind, call at the REG1sTE
office. We have an unlimited lin
of samples.
DR.. Ira A. Marshall, of Irontol
Mo-, spent Wednesday night
Newport on his way to Harrisc
to visit his father, whom he he
not seen for several years.-Nea
port ARK. Herald.
The recorder of st. Louis Mo-
day issued a marriage license
John w. Jaquith, of Pilot Kno
and Gertrude l.. Kessler, of S
Louis. Here's health and hal
piness to you and yours, John.
After eating some canned sau
kraut Tuesday evening, John A
berts became seriously i'll. He
much better to-day, though.
future he will be very cautio
how he partakes Of canned krau'
Congressman Rhodes was he
from Potosi last Thursday. 1t
said that the object Of his visit W
to secure some information rel
tive to the proposed purchase
the Pilot Knob fort as a nation
park.
w. A. Dougherty, dairy age
for the Missouri Pacific railwa
who has been making his hoI