Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Great clearing sale at Mullin &
Browns.
Bemer Cain and wife are now
located in the Lopez cottage.
E. D. Shattuck has closed his
commission Office in Ironton.
Remember the REGISTER Office
when you want printing of any
kind.
All the available extra labor has
heen busy putting up ice the past
week.
Twas the longest siege of snow
andice and sleet we've had in sew
eral years.
The snow and ice cling to the
ground like a poor relation at the
festal board.
Rev. Manly will hold services at
the brick chapel, Ironton, Sunday
evening at 1880.
On account of some broken ma
chinery, the screen factory has
been shut down this week.
The thermometer registered nine
degrees below zero Wednesday
morning--the coolest ofthe winter.
1t is said that there is a deal on
foot to combine the stores of w.
G. Whitworth and Tual Bros. in
Arcadia.
The personal property of the
late Mrs. Emerson will be sold at
public auction next Tuesday,
January 31st.
The Epworth League will re-
organize next Sunday at2:30 P. M,
in the brick chapel, Ironton. All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. Emily G.. Yount recently
purchased the Clarkson farm, east
of town, from j. w. Clarkson.
The price paid was $500.
We are sorry to hear of the quite
serious illness of J. S. O'Neal at
Mill Spring. We hope to be able
soon to report an improvement in
his condition.
F. Rodach was over from Mid
dlebrook Wednesday on business.
In company with Herman Trauer-
NIGHT he made us a pleasant call
Termination Ne1DS,
Ironton Lodge, No. 244, X. of p,
meets Friday evening this week.
Installation of officers and other
important business. A full at
tendance is desired.
On the first of the coming month
Messrs. Madigan & Hightower will
take charge of the Arcadia Valley
/: Store, Mr.. Louis Miller having
transferred it to them.
Emil E. H. Hucker, a baker
from st. Charles, Mo-, was here
Monday with a view of locating.
He will return next week and de-
termine what he will do.
We learn that Ed Matthews of
Bismarck, has purchased ten lots
in Indian Territory. We hope
that Ed will do we'll in this invest
ment. -Wayne County Journal.
MARRIED-At Middlebrook, Mo-,
Sunday, January %, 1905, by
Judge w. @. Johnson, Mr.. Chas.
Gassman and Miss Matte Alex
ander-Both of Iron Mountain,
Mo.
All the Valley ice houses are
filled with as fine lot of ice as was
ever harvested in this section.
There will be no demand for the
manufactured product this sum-
mer.
To the local agent, Mr.. O.. J.
Buford, we are indebted for the
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insur-
ance Calendar. 1t is one of the
handsomest we have seen this
year.
Geo. w. Clarkson writes the REG
lister that he and his family are
very comfortably located in theil
new home in Buffalo, New York.
and that they expect to like it very
much there.
l understand Mr.. w. @. Whit.
worth, Of Arcadia, is about te
establish a general store on Marble
Creek. "Billy'' is a good boy anc
capable business man, and I ex.
tend to him my best wishes.
Mrs. w. a.. Fletcher returned
home Wednesday of last week af.
ter spending a couple of months
in the Deaconess' Hospital in st
Louis. Her friends are hoping fol
complete restoration to health.
"A number Of people at Pilol
Knob who will have to move be.
cause of the recent sale of thai
property are wondering where
they will get houses in which te
live. It is q serious proposition.
Mr.. Geo. johnson tells the REG.
IsTER that his ice-pond Is snow free
to skaters. His ice house is filled
to the brim with a fine, clear, nine
inch crop, and. the boys and girls
can use the pond to their hearts
content.
The young folks gave an enjoy.
able dance at the Academy Of Mu-
sic Friday evening. There was
n unpleasant incident, for which
the participants in the dance were
in no wise responsible. Chas'
Schleuter, uninvited, came there
ssunder the influence" and pro-
1el o..a rral h,1t tuas nI1inklU