Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-10-24
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Our mail service continues to bt
abominable.
Last Thursday was pay day OF
the railroad.
The creamery has closed dowr
for the winter.
There are said to be quite a To-
of quail this fall.
A. L. Hill went to st. Louis las
week with a car of stock.
Cord wood seems to be a scarce
article and hard to get this fall.
A cement culvert is being bull
in front of Codding's meat market
WANTED-Five cords of gooc
wood. Apply at once. o.. j. Blu
ford.
Greenville has three banks
Plenty for that town, we should
think.
Again is the rumor revived thai
a drug store is to be started in
Arcadia.
A solicitor for the Salvation
Army from Joplin visited Ironton
last week.
Prices are said to be much lower
on lumber and the demand is
weakening.
1t seems that the railroad COM
panies are going to let the two
cent rate stand.
The railroad company have a
number of extra gangs at work
putting in new ties.
Apples are S. and more a barrel
in St. Louis. The apple is a de-
cided luxury this year.
The M. E. Church, South, al
Fredericktown, has increased the
pay of its pastor to $500.
Jesse Hawkins sold his fine
horse last week to A. L.. Hill, who
will take him to st. Louis.
The section gang and a couple Of
teams are at work building the
house track west of the new depot
When the new Catholic church
at Arcadia is completed it will be
one of the finest in this part of the
state.
Come to the REGISTER Office fol
your job printing. Best of work
done promptly and at reasonable
rates.
The band stand in the court yarG
should be repaired or torn down
In it's present condition it is al
eye sore.
The Peters Shoe Company ex.
poets to have it's De Soto factory
in operation shortly after the frs
of the year.
Mrs. VIVA Tual, of Arcadia, is {
guest at the home of Mrs. E. Ken
dali at this place.-(Potosi) WeekIs
Independent.
We understand that there is {
$50 fine attached to cursing ant
disturbing the peace and quiet o.
a public school.
Notice advertisement of w. P.
McCarver's removal sale. Goods
will be sold at your own price
Nowis the time for you.
Quite a lot of grapes are being
imported. They are unusually
high-small baskets of Concord
selling for forty-five cents.
Washington county, week be-
y fore last, voted to issue bonds t.
the amount of $50, 900 for the pur'
pose of building a courthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson were a
"Valley Home this week. Mrs
Thomson and daughters r jus
home from the jamestown exposi
ton.
Anton Inner is tearing dow.
one of the company houses q
Pilot Knob, which he will remov
to Arcadia and build him a work
shop.
Contractor Farmer put in
cement culvert in north Ironto
last week. 1t is a good piece {
work and will last forever, {
nearly.
VIM. Steffens, Jr., will ask *
license to conduct a saloon at til
November term of county cour
John Jones will probably ask for
license at Middlebrook.
Services at the M. E. churc
Oct. ~: Morning, "Faithfulness /;
afternoon at Pilot Knob, "Yace
hens;" evening, Union Temper
ance Meeting at Fort Hill.
Louis Miller has taken charge
his store in Arcadia again. Abo1
six month ago MI. Miller sold IL
store to John G. Medley, who h;
been running it since then.
Ironton goes 1dry" next weel
The exact date is November 6tt
After that you'll have to journe
to Pilot Knob for your liquid n
freshments or buy by the case
Jug.
The autumn foliage in the vale
was never more beautiful than
has been the past week and Il
hillsides have furnished a pictul
that tha hrash NJ no artist can 20