Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-11-29
LOCAL B~REVITIES.

AIN "a q ol
1t, coming to town.
Talk of two or three weddings
before the holidays.
Quite a number of fruit trees
have been shipped in this fall.
A good dinner and pleasant
Thanksgiving to all our readers.
The Budweisers play for a dance
at Bismarck Thanksgiving night.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild
will give the annual bazaar Decem-
Der 18th.
The new station house is in statu
quo ante; will its erection be ca
post facto?
De Soto will have a special cleo
ton December 22d to vote on a gas
ordinance.
Be sure and read B. N. Browns
special proposition, printed on the
local page.
Bishop Tuttle held services at
st. Paul's church Sunday morning
and evening.
AL. Young has sold his residence
in Arcadia to E. G. Tual, Jr.
Price, $4,000.
Fresh stock of raisins, currents,
cocoanuts, oranges, lemons and
nuts at Lopez Store Co.
Will Brown is now on the Pull
man run between st. Louis and
Memphis over the Iron Mountain.
Our correspondents will greatly
oblige us by having their letters
here not later than Tuesday norm
ing.
Quite a lot of turkeys were
brought to town this week. The
price was high and the demand
good.
Hon. M. L. Clardy is interested
in a new bank that is to be estab-
lished at Cairo, His, with a capital
of $500, 900.
: Our postmaster says that he is
making an effort to secure us bet
ter mail service. An improvement
is certainly needed.
For SALE-T wish to sell, at
once, my blacksmith shop, tools
and stock, as | am unable to work.
f. A. EBRECHT, Pilot Knob, Mo.
The lighting system used in the
Lopez store is certainly a success.
The lights shine from the estab-
lishment at night just like a city
store.
The name of the Kesling Hotel
has been changed to the Ozark
Hotel. w. A. Gillian is proprietor
J and solicits a share of the public
patronage.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
Church request all parties desiring
dinners delivered on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, to bring their own dishes
and basket.
Mr.. Fox has given up the Kes-
ling Hotel. He has no definite
plans for the future, but will prob
ably spend the winter in Arkansas
with his ons
w. HI. Whitworth, w. G. Whit
worth, Thompson Blanton- and
others compose a hunting party
that have been camped on Crane
Pond the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Winkler
left for st. Louis last night to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Winkler's
sister, who died there yesterday
Poplar Bluff Democrat.
MARRIED--In Ironton, Mo-, on
Tuesday, November q, 1906, MI.
VIM. d. Hartman and Mrs. Ella
Hartman, both of Belleview, Mo
Rev. J. G. Reynolds offciated.
B. B. Reagan Tuesday purchased
from Mrs. Ann Logan the vacant
half lot just south of and across
the street from the REGISTER Office.
The price paid, we understand, is
S525.
The present rare November days
will make the coming inclemencies
of the weather all the more for
bidding-but we'll not think of
that now for the Day Of Thanks is
here.
Circuit court was in session q
few moments Saturday. There
was no decision in the Emerson
will case, though, and another adj
journed term will be held Febru-
airy I'd.
General Superintendent Baker
Of the Iron Mountain has resigned
to accept a position with the Queen
& Crescent at Cincinnati. The
announcement Of Mr.. Bakers sue
cessor has not yet been made
public.
Pat. Miley, the lawyer, has been
located at last. He is practicing
law in Summerville, Wright. coun-
ty. Pat, it will be remembered,
left here rather suddenly some two
years ago, after q short sojourn in
our town.
Mrs. Mary Weber, relict Of
Christian Weber, died at her home
in Pilot Knob, Mo-, Saturday, No
vember "A, 1906, aged 10 years, Q
months and 10 days. The remains
we're inferred in the Pilot Knob
cemetery Monday, 18th.