Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-01-11
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

lilo Ocot Va pllhoAhS oo "hS
lister Office.
A great many people suffering
from colds.
Shippers still complaining at the
scarcity of cars.
The thermometer registered two
degrees Monday night.
Lopez Store Co. start the new
store sale to-day (~Thursday.)
The probate docket for the
February term is printed this week.
Read the Lopez monster ad. on
another page. They mean bust
ness.
Mr.. Polk has another letter in
this issue of the REGISTER in reply
to Col. Murphy.
The married ladies of the valley
that is, quite a number of them
have taken up the roller skating
fad.
Homer Rudy of Ironton spent
part of the holidays with his aunt,
Mrs. R. E. McMullin.- Farmington
NeWs.
We understand that Mr.. F.
Kaths intends remodeling and
greatly improving the American
Hotel property.
To Bro. Daniels of the Centre
Vile Reformer we are indebted for
the cut of the Spaugh jury printed
on the first page.
For the first time this winter
enough SLOW fell Sunday night to
cover the ground, and then it was
only sparsely covered.
Reward offered for any informa-
ton of the party or parties that
took a buggy crate from the from
ton depot last Friday night.
Miss Marie Rodach of Middle
brook was the guest Of Miss Nettie
Trauernicht several days during
the past week.-Irondale Gazette.
j. A. Alternately, a we'll known
attorney of st. Francois county,
died quite suddenly at his home
in Pennington Tuesday night OF
last week.
The Washington County Gazette,
which has been published at Iron
dale for the past year or more,
will be removed to Bismarck in
the immediate future.
The town of Des Arc is not dead
yet. Stevenson & Fitz sold last
year 1914, 780.68 worth of goods.
They carry from an eight to ten
thousand dollar stock.
Several of the former employees
of the screen factory are thinking
of going to Consul, Alabama,
where Mr.. Ed. Cain is at present
employed with a big lumber firm.
An adjourned term of the Iron
county circuit court will be held
February Goth, when a decision is
expected in a number OF cases
that were taken under advisement.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Zurich sailed
Thursday from San Francisco.
with the fourth cavalry, for the
the Philippine Islands, where they
will probably remain several years.
Called meeting of Star of the
West Lodge, No. 1873, A. F. & A.
M, Saturday evening, January
18th at seven o'clock P. M. Work
in E. A. degree. All members
urged to attend.
Our venerable friend, Mr.. I. G.
Whitworth, ST., considering his
advanced age, is enjoying very
good health this winter. MI. Whit
worth was eighty-nine years old
last November.
Chas. Day of the west end of the
county was tried in Squire Fair
child's court Friday, on the charge
OF carrying concealed weapons
After hearing the evidence the jury
brought in a verdict Of not guilty
If the weather is all that is de-
laying the building of our new
depot we can't Q why work can
not commence at once. Thi'
weather is fine for building pur'
poses, and has been, SO far, al
winter.
The annual election of director
and officers Of the Iron Count,
Bank was held Monday and tn
old board and officers were re
elected. This institution begin
the New Year with the larges
business in its history and the out
look is most encouraging for 1906
It is announced that the weddin
of MI. Oliver Stevenson and Mis-
A Macy Hickman will take place Q
the residence of the brides par
ents in Des Arc on Sunday, Janu
ary 18th, Rev. John Crowley ofic
iating. The bridegroom is one {
the ten Stevenson brothers and
successful young business man.
A. Wagley was down from Bis
marck last Friday. He informe
us that he had just purchased
large saw mill from Louis Mile
Just south of Arcadia. He says h
has lots of timber in sight and ez
pected to start running Wednes
day, getting out all kinds OF d
mension lumber NeaD
DIED-At the residence of h
daughter, Mrs. Mary Shea, Grar
itaYilla. Mo-. Wednesday. JAM