Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-11-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Probate court next week.

No foot ball in the Valley this
year?
Have you got the Thanksgiving
turkey?
Some mighty fine hay is coming
to town.
The haze of Indian Summer
hangs DER the land.
The paper is always dull the
first week after election.
The hunters have been going to
the woods the past week.
Well, we're glad that elections
come only once in two years.
Brown is making the big bar
gains in underwear this year.
The boys were out Halloween
and had their usual good time.
The only way to improve the
roads is to change the road law.
County court met Monday and
then adjourned until next Monday.
Our Indian summer was a little
late in coming, but it's mighty
fine.
Come" to the REGISTER Office
when you want printing. We do
the best.
A vaudeville show is holding
forth at the Academy of Music
this week.
We are a little late again this
week, waiting for complete cleo
ton returns.
More lumber is being shipped
from the Ironton station than for a
number of years past.
The election throughout the
county was quiet and u~neventful.
A large vote was polled.
Some mighty nice apples are
coming to town. The supply
seems to exceed the demand.
Geo. L. Smith has moved from
Ironton to. Arcadia, where he is
domiciled in the Hodges cottage.
Rev. Mays, the new presiding
elder, held quarterly meeting at
the Fort Hill church Sunday last.
The Orchard Organization of the
Ozarks has suspended all work at
Pilot Knob. Why, we are not ad-
vised.
There is too much blockading of
our pavements. We suggest that
the ordinance be just a little more
strictly enforced.
One or two men were out with
shotguns Halloween waiting for
the funmakers. Nc one hurt that
we heard of, however.
Benny whining about "Demo-
cratic lies" and Bill Fletcher talk
ing about a corrupt county court"
wouldn't that jar you?
A number of dogs in the Valley
have been poisoned the past week.
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what reason, is not known.
A. Roehry has closed his saloon
in Ironton. After thirty years or
more in business Mr.. Roehry feels
that he is entitled to a rest.
The casting UP of the election
returns was delayed by reason of
failure to enclose the poll-books in
the sack from n precinct.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Conley, of Marble Creek, on Mon
day night, at ~ o'clock, November
8, 1905, a son. All are doing well.
Rev. H. j. Latour of Bismarck
will hold services in the Ironton
Baptist church next Sunday, morn
ing and evening, at the usual hours.
The license of the saloon con-
Quoted by the late Valentine Eff
finger at Pilot Knob expired Mon
day. The place will now be
closed.
A defective hue came near de-
stroying the Koehler store house
in Pilot Knob by fire, Sunday
morning. No great damage re-
suited.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Method
list church will serve dinner and
supper on Thanksgiving Day at
the Academy of Music. Particu-
lars later.
The improvements on the Hough
property in Russellville, recently
purchased by Col. Jim Lewis, of
St. Louis, are nearing completion
and add much to that summer
home.
The fire in the hills destroyed
some fencing on the Glover place,
west of town last Friday evening,
and If it had not been for some
brave fighting the house might
have gone, too.
Our assortment o ladies', misses
and children's hats and caps was
never SO large, the values never
better and prices never SO low as
right now. Lopez Store Co.
Ironton's jail is securing con-
siderable notoriety by reason of
the fact that Senator Burton Is at
present an inmate thereof. We
saw q Los Angeles paper a few
days ago with a picture of our jail.
"A correspondent wants to know
what has been done with the case