Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-11-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

year.
The streets are mighty dark these
nights. =.
Are we to have no skating rink
this yearP
The north bound trains are gen.
orally late.
Plenty of snow and rain and ice
the past week.
Hunters are not securing much
game this season.
Sunshine has certainly been a
rarity the past week.
Thanksgiving promises to be
quiet and uneventful.
The hub hauler seems to be less
frequent than he was.
The trees were weighted down
with ice Tuesday morning.
WANTED-By F. 0. Codding, 70
turkeys for Thanksgiving.
It is said that a wedding will
take place in a few days, now.
The official statemento # the Iron
County Bank is printed this week.
The attorneys and witnesses in
the Spaugh case will go to Centre
vile next Sunday.
Whit Gillian and wife have sue
ceeded Mr.. Fox at the Kesling
Hotel in this city.
Election talk is now about a
thing of the past, and affairs are
resuming the usual quiet.
There will be no services at st.
Paul's on Thanksgiving Day, nor
on the preceding night.
Remember the REGISTER when
you are in want of printing. We
do the best at reasonable rates.
The new justices of the peace in
Arcadia township have qualified
and taken charge OF their Offices.
The boys have leased the south
room, first floor, in the Academy
of Music building, for aclub room.
The Rt. Rev. Daniel S. futile
will offlciate at st. Paul's church
Sunday, both morning and eve
ming.
The Budweiser band has been
employed to make music for a
dance at Bismarck Thanksgiving
night.
Chris. Elsman, the old tailor,
and for many years a noted char
acter at Pilot Knob, died Wednes-
day Of last week.
County court proceedings are
published in this issue. An adj
journed term will be held Deem
Der 31st.
The department at Washington
has not yet awarded the contract
for carrying the mail to and from
the Ironton depot.
The newly elected county offic-
ials, with the exception of the col
l%ector, assume charge the first
Monday in January.
A wrecked stock train at Hoxie,
Arkansas, made the north bound
passenger train about five hours
late Monday morning.
Our former employee, Will
Brown, now has a position with
the Pullman Company as con-
ductor out of st. Louis.
The Lopez store is a long ways
ahead of anything in the mer-
camille line anywhere between st.
Louis and Poplar Bluff.
Eggs continue to be scarce and
high. The price now is twenty
five cents a dozen. Rather un-
usual for this time of year.
Our venerable friend, Mr.. l. G.
Whitworth, ST., was ninety years
Of age last Monday. May he live
to reach the century mark.
Remember Thanksgiving is up.
on us. Come in and secure some
of the big bargains at Browns
and we'll all give thanks together
An adjourned term of circui
court will be held next Saturday
when Judge Williams is expected
to render a decision in the Elmer.
son will case.
Rev. Sitton requests us to stat
that he will not have services il
his church next Sunday-the day
that Bishop futile will be at st
Paul's church.
A gang Of shout thirty men ar
now at work laying new steel o.
the railroad between Hogan AM
Pilot Knob. The job will take al
most all winter.
The Reynolds county circui
court meets next Monday. TIL
case against Mary E. Spaugh
charged with murder, will com
up for trial then.
William Hart, Of Pilot Knob
brought some very fine apples t
this Office Wednesday morning
They are of the "Arkansas Black
variety and delicious.
Mrs. Woodside wishes to clos
out her stock of Millinery good
and notions by January LIST
Genuine bargains in all lines. Sc
advertisement elsewhere.
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