Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-12-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

of next week.
The boss sends a letter from the
City of Roses.
The north hound trains are
nearly always late.
For mean, dismal weather this
fall certainly is unusual
The wedding bells and the Christ
mas bells will peal together.
The Fredericktown Trust Com
pany has moved to st. Louis.
st. Paul's Guild meets at the
residence of Mrs. Davis Thursday
afternoon.
For SALE-Horse and surrey.
Apply to Mrs. Josephine Efinger,
Pilot Knob, Mo.
Mrs. j. w. Curtis fell down stairs
Wednesday morning and fractured
one of her arms.
The building in north Ironton
occupied by the Curtis family has
been sold to John Stricklin.
We understand that Mr.. Dam
ron has let the contract for dwell
ing on his lots east of town.
Thanksgiving was quiet. A
great many of the town people
spent the day in the woods hunt
ing.
The young ladies at the Ursuline
Convent, in Arcadia, had a most
delightful Thanksgiving enter
tainment.
A station house, about four by
six, was unloaded at Tip Top last
week, and will be used as a tele-
graph Office there.
There we're lots of turkeys
brought to town last week. In
fact, we believe that the supply
was the greatest ever.
Sam. H. Gosney is again suffer
ing from rheumatism and con-
templates another trip to Hot
Springs in the near future.
w. A. Gillian and wife, who two
weeks ago took charge of the
Kesling Hotel, have abandoned
the hostelry and gone to st. Louis.
IT is said that B. B. Reagan in
tends building a two story brick
business house on his recently
acquired lot south Of the REGISTER
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ahrens, of
Pilot Knob, have the sympathy of
their friends in the death of their
infant daughter, which occurred
last Wednesday.
How much longer are we going
to worry along with the wooden
bridges on our streets? 1t seems
to us that it would be economy to
build stone or concrete.
Services will be held in st.
Paul's church Sunday. The morn
ing sermon will be on the Bible,
and the evening sermon will have
reference to the Day of Judgment.
John Anthony, alias Smith, alias
Phoebe, has secured the contract
Of carrying the mail to and from
the depot. He gets about S27 a
month for the job, and began his
work to-day.
Remember the Bazaar by the
ladies of st. Paul's Guild next
Thursday, December 18th. Din
ner and supper served. A lot OF
articles on sale suitable for Christi
mas presents.
City Collector O'Neal again asks
us to impress on the mind of the
taxpayer that unless city taxes are
paid in a few days now, costs and
penalty will be added. You'll
have to hurry.
Rev. A. N. Couch, of Kentucky,
will preach morning and evening
next Sunday at the Baptist church.
A full attendance Of the member
ship is desired, and every one else
will be welcome.
DR.. Hetrick fell on Pate Pippins'
woodsaw Tuesday morning and
was badly cut about the mouth
and face. His injuries are quite
serious, but if no complications
follow, the DR.. will be all right
soon.
The Orchard Organization Ii
about to sell it's real estate in Iror
county to another corporation. L
a sale is made it is understood tina
the work of planting orchards ane
vineyards will proceed withou
delay
The ladies Of the M. E. Churcl
desire to thank all those who 81
kindly assisted with their Thanks,
giving dinner. Parties having any
article that was not returned will
please call at Mrs. Woodside's TO
the missing article. K.
Regular meeting of Irontol
Lodge, No. 244, X. p, Friday eve,
ming, December Ia, 1905. Election
of officers and other importan
business. All members urged tt
attend. j. M. HAWKINS,
X. r. & S.
During the excitement Of the fir
Monday night some one fount
Mrs. Riley's pocketbook and tool
therefrom a considerable sum d
money. The pocketbook wa
found next morning, but nota cen