Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-02-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Friday is ground hog day.
Easter April 18th. Means a late
spring.
Ball and supper at Graniteville
February 21st.
County court meets in regular
session next week.
Saw you ever lovelier weather
this time of the year?
Arcadia, it is said, will have a
barber shop in the near future.
The new hotel expects to be
ready for business February 18th.
Services will be held at st. Paul's
church Sunday at the usual hours.
When you want printing remem-
Der the REGISTER Office does the
very best.
"Hooligan's Troubles" at the
Academy of Music Wednesday,
February 7th.
Mrs. Mann Ringo very pleas
antly entertained a number OF
ladies Tuesday afternoon.
IA Struggle for Gold" at the
Academy of Music, Tuesday night,
was a good show and had a good
house.
j. T. Baldwin & Sons are put
ting in a saw mill that will be run
in connection with their planning
mill in south Ironton.
1t is rumored that q real fast
mail will be put on the road soon
The time to T~exarkana will be
shortened over two hours.
O. L. Munger of Greenville has
been appointed legal representa-.
tive of the Iron Mountain railroad
company.-Centrevilze Reforn1er.
A reward of $500 will be given
for information of.the parties who
took away a buggy crate from the
Ironton depot about three weeks
ago.
1t is said that over $1,000 worth
of machinery and supplies has
practically rusted and gone to
waste in the stave shed near the
depot.
Mrs. Cyrus Russell had the mis-
fortune to fall and dislocate hel
hip about ten days ago. The I'M
fortunate lady is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
Hummel & White Manufacture
ing Company have a very con-
venient and comfortable Office in
the second story of the Academy
of Music building.
A new time card, it is said, will
go into effect February 1st. The
only change will be in the time O.
No. 7, the south bound fast mail
which is to be a much faster train
Louis Miller has sold one-hal.
interest in his store in Arcadia
The purchaser is Mr.. Davis, o.
Neeleyville, Mo-, who last spring
purchased the Lopez cottage in this
city.
Mrs. Fred Kindell, Jr., was "sur.
prised' last Wednesday Afternoon
by a number of friends calling
The occasion was the anniversary
of the hostess birth, and a very
pleasant afternoon vas passed.
The engagement of Mr.. Clarenc'
E. Whitworth and Miss Mabel Bel
of st. Louis is announced tn
wedding to occur in the earl,
spring. Clarence's many friend
in Iron county wish him every har
piness.
On the evening of February ST
Mr.. F. A. HUNDRED, a noted Y. M
G. A. man, will deliver a lecture il
the Ironton M. E. church. Sub
iect: els the Young Man Safer
Lecture begins at 1880. All ar
invited.
Jehu Jones, who was knocke'
off the Pilot Knob crossing by
passenger train last Wednesday
it is now thought was not serious
ly hurt, and will probably be al
right soon. MI. Jones had a yer,
narrow escape.
Bert. Brown, formerly of An
napolis, was arrested in Flat Rive
Tuesday by County Clerk O'Nea
and brought here to Jail that eve
ming. Brown is charged witt
burglarizing the depot at Sabul
in November, 1904.
Mr.. Delano thinks there will b
no ice-making weather this winter
He says he has been looking owe
his records and he fails to find
single instance where january ha
been warm as it has this year, tina
there is any cold weather in tn,
months following.
In a wreck near Kimmswicl
yesterday Fireman Luther Burd Q
De Soto was killed, and Enginee
Long r. Walker had hisleg brok'
en-. The track was blocked TO
several hours in consequence, ant
No. 1 did not get here that eve
ming until eight o'clock.