Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-01-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Mud! Mudl Mud!

weather?
Wouldn't you like to see the sun
shine once again?
The miserable roads have about
put a stop to all teaming.
Remember the REGISTER Office
when you want printing.
Louis Miller has given up the
Arcadia agency for Lemp beer.
Reynolds county has a local
option election Saturday, Febru-
airy I'd.
The probate docket for the
February term is printed this
week.
The railroad company has in
stalled a day telegraph Office at
Tip Top.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild
meets at Mrs. Collins Thursday
afternoon.
Eggs are more plentiful and
somewhat cheaper. Butter is the
scarce article now.
To Hon. Henry Polk the REGIS
TER is indebted for late files of the
Jefferson City papers.
AT Bismarck and Fredericktown
the schools have been closed on
account of scarlet fever.
Will Halter, formerly Of this
city, is now in the saloon business
on Robert avenue in st. Louis.
The roads in the country are
Just as bad as they aver were.
And our streets are horrible, too.
The Pictorial ReUiew and n free
pattern for 81 from Baptist Ladies.
Excellent combinations with this
magazine.
Two cars of a freight train left
the track at Arcadia station Friday
early in the morning and blocked
the track for several hours.
When you have an item of news
call and see us, or use the tele-
DLlOu6, IOs lbs WO dlO h1Oo
thankful for the news, always.
Lopez's old store building has
been torn down. A warehouse,
built of the old material will be
erected at once on the old site.
FOR SALE-An Oldsmobile run
about, in perfect condition, for
$3.50. Apply to Mrs. H. w. Kirch-
ner, 456t w. Bell ave-, St. Louis.
A bill has been introduced into
the legislature prohibiting the kill
ing of all game, except squirrels
and rabbits, for the next five years.
A great number of children il
the Valley are suffering from colds
and coughs. Some cases have
been diagnosed as whoopine
cough.
Wrecks and collisions on the
Iron Mountain were never more
numerous than they have been the
past few weeks. And a train or
time is a rarity.
The work of putting in the blocl
system on the railroad proceeds
slowly. 1t is said that the work
will not be completed to Hogan fol
three or four months yet.
Our old friend, Horace E. Pease
writes us a very pleasant lettel
from Boise, Idaho. Mr.. Peas
says the weather out there Thu
winter has been very mild.
The Kuhn boys, who were hur
by jumping from a fast train a
Ironton station Wednesday morn
ing of last week, have consider
ably improved and are now on tn
3 road to recovery.
The children's service at the M
E. church Sunday last was Target,
attended. Miss Bertha's pupil
sang splendidly and the servic
seemed very interesting through
cut. Thanks to the children.
If the first twelve days of JanC
ary are an indication of the wealth
er weiare going to have in 1907, a
many people contend, then, in
deed will this be a miserable yea.
SO far as weather is concerned.
JACKS FOR SALE--I have fol
big boned, healthy young jacks,
to 5 years old, that will sell chea
and give time on part of none.
Apply to VIM. Boughen, Sabulj
Mo-, or to L. A. Mckee, lronton.
The court house at Potosi VIZ
destroyed by fire last Wednesda
shortly after noon. All the bool
and records were saved. II
building was over fifty years Of
The fire was caused by a defecti'
flue.
George Lucas, of Charlesto
Ills, and Miss Ollie Arlington we
united il marriage at Poplar Blu
Thursday, January 10th. ~
bride is quite we'll known her
having been a frequent visitor
the Valley.
In the collision at Jordan la
Saturday,76 head of cattle we
killed or crippled SO badly tn
they had to be killed. One mi
was given the hides for removil
the casse 1t was a pref
good haul for him.
The annual meeting Of the stoc
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