Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-01-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.

OROSAoA oohuu
Browns.
The Woodmen install officers
Friday night.
Soon be time for the candidate
to declare himself.
1906 weather, SO far, has been
anything but pleasant.
Hunters for wild turkey have been
very successful the past month.
The Ironton schools resumed
Monday. No New Year holiday.
Services will be held at st. Paul's
church Sunday at the usual hours
How many of your resolutions
for the New Year are already for
gotten?
The city council meets next
Monday night to settle with the
collector.
The prospect for ice and sleigh
riding is not as promising as it
might be.
The Budweisers made music for
a masque ball at Bismarck Mon
day night.
The REGISTER does the best OF
printing promptly and at reason
able price.
The Clifford Medicine Show is
all right. At the Academy OF
Music all this week.
Members of the Universal Lii
brary can get books at the drug
store next Monday.
The medicine show at the
Academy of Music will put in the
next week at Annapolis.
The opinion seems to be that the
train auditors now at work on the
Iron Mountain railroad have come
to stay.
Mr.. Damron will probably build
a residence on his recently ac-
quired property, east of town, in
the spring.
State and county taxes went de-
linquent January list. Ii you
haven't settled you will have PEN
atty to pay.
Aug. D. Boss, for many years a
resident of Bismarck, is now
cashier of the Bank of Gurdon at
Gurdon, Arkansas.
Work is progressing on the in
terror Of the new hotel, and it will
not be long now until the building
is ready for occupancy.
The Budweiser band will furnish
music at the skating rink tonight
wednesday,. Come and get your
skates on and enjoy the music.
William Hall and Nancy Thur
man, both of Graniteville, were
married in Ironton by Judge w.
G. johnson, December q, 1905.
Miss Mary Russell writes from
Pittsburgh, Kansas: "The REG
IsTER is always a welcome visitor
and we do not like to miss a single
copy"
There is a likelihood of another
room being added to the public
school building next year. The
need of an additional room is I'M
questioned.
LosT-At Academy of Music
dance, Thursday night, a lace
medallion cuff. If found please
return to Mrs. w. j. Lee, Arcadia,
or this Office.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Freeman, Los Angeles Cali
fornia, October 80, 1905, a girl. Al
this late day the REGISTER tenders
congratulations.
It is rumored that the Grover
place has been sold, or is about tt
be sold, and will be used in the
future as a summer home for work
ing girls from st. Louis.
Warren Prince and sister, Mis-!
Lottie, gave private skating party
at the rink last Thursday evening
All those in attendance had a mos
delightful time and declared it thu
event of the season.
"Don't Butt In" we understand
is the title of the latest poem
from the pen of the gifted poe
Of the Ozarks, but it has never we
seen the light of day. Truly, thi
is a cold and unappreciative world
The Lopez Store Company in
tend to build a new house thi
spring. In order to reduce stocl
they are going to inaugurate
great clearing sale. Watch tn
paper next week for the announce
ment.
The editor acknowledges the re
ceipt of a souvenir postal care
with New Year greetings from tn
Arcadia College and Ursulin
Academy. May 1906 bring great
est success to our good friend
there.
The New Year in the Valley wa
ushered in with the footing G
whistles, the ringing Of bells an
shooting Of cannons. Then tn
ordinary quiet and peace resumed
1905 was among the things the
were.
About all the lumber has bee
shipped from the screen factor
yard, and Mr.. Beamer Cain wi
probably leave this week for hi