Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-11-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

week.
The creeks were frozen over
Tuesday morning.
Lopez Store Company have a
page ad. this week.
DR.. Farmhouse is holding pro-
bate court this week.
Thanksgiving comes this year at
its latest possible date.
Not in years have we had a snow
storm so early in the season.
Some of the factory employees
think they should have a nine hour
day.
It's about time you were casting
about for that Thanksgiving
turkey.
A pleasant time for all at the
opening of the Lopez store next
Saturday.
The hub-timber thief has not
been suppressed. W. hear of him
frequently.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid meets
Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock at
Mrs. Peck's.
Louis Miller, of Arcadia, is on
the federal grand jury, which is in
session in st. Louis.
Our first snow came Wednesday
morning. And it was a daisy.
Some four or five inches.
Don't forget the demonstration
at Lopez's next Saturday, by the
st. Louis Coffee and Spice Mills.
Twill be a long and hard winter
unless all signs fail. The ice man
will SOW while the fuel dealer reaps.
We hear that one of the Gillian
boys is thinking of succeeding Mr..
Fox in the hotel business in IRON
ton.
For RENT-Saloon building in
Ironton, occupied by A. Roehry.
Apply to L. A. Seitz, 1876 S. 4th
street, st. Louis, Mo.
MI. E. D. Shattuck, formerly of
Ironton, has been checked in as
agent of the Iron Mountain rail-
road at Williamsville.
For RENT-Residencei in Middle
brook, at present occupied by G.
Kadner. Apply to L. A. Soitz,
1876 S. 4th street, st. Louis, Mo.
The sun hangs we'll to the south
these days, and struggles more and
more feebly against the encroach-
ments of the extending rule of ap-
preaching winter.
WANTED-A good stableman.
A frst-class horse-currier and one
not afraid to work. Will pay the
price and give steady job.
HI. M. COLLINS, Ironton, Mo.
NouCE.-To all whom it may
concern I have no longer en-
ployed Mr.. David Worley to col
lect the accounts of my late hus-
band, DR.. David Clarkson.
JULIA CLARKSON.
In printing the official vote last
week we gave the majority of L..
l.. Schmidt, for county Judge
southern district over j. w. AL
corn, as IS. This was an error.
Judge Alcorn was defeated just %
votes.
Hadley when he was here, in
October, took some of the states
men aside and told them it was a
cinch that Missouri would 60 Re-
publican. 1t vas not the only
misstatement that Hadley made
when in Ironton.
Here is the vote for Justice of
the Peace in Arcadia Township:
Robert Rasche, 274; Jno. S. Luthy,
1St; E. L. Farmhouse, 131; w. G.
Fairchild, 1913. Geo. w. Marshall
for constable, received 259 votes;
VIM. Woolem, 1877.
There were 1855 votes cast on the
court house question Tuesday, 1888
in favor of the removal and 817
against it. II. would have taken
1887 votes to have moved it, hence
the proposition was defeated by a
majority of 299.-Centreville Re-
former.
On complaint of the members of
the family, William Gillian was
taken in custody Tuesday, and
this morning the county court
heard evidence in regard to his
sanity. The court decided that
Gillian was OF unsound mind and
ordered him to be taken to Farm
ington.
G. M. Buford had a majority OF
$40 in Reynolds, 212 in Dent, 27a
in Phelps, and $50 in Iron, making
his majority 1914 in the four coun-
ties. Elmer received 300 majority
in Washington and 1876 in Craw-
ford, a total of 435 in the two coun-
ties. This leaves Buford a ma
jority of 879in the district.-Centre-
ville Reformer.
VIZ are all praying for rain. Fol
six weeks there hasn't been a
shower, and the wells are getting
low. The mountains all around
are illumined at night, and the all
is burdened with smoke. Nc
serious damage as yet has resulted,
though some fencing has been de-
stroyed. A south wind and rain