Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-09-26
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Houses are scarce in Ironton.
Saturday was a pretty lively day
in town.
w. G. T. U. notes will be printed
next week.
A good shower of rain would be
acceptable.
The best printing at the REG
lister Office.
Another wedding right away,
dame rumor says.
Rev. Britain held services in st.
Paul's Sunday morning.
The local option campaign has
thus far been exceedingly quiet.
The painting much improves the
appearance of the Jail residence.
Our new depot is building fast,
and will be completed before long.
Jos. Campbell, an old resident,
died at his home on Crane Pond
last week.
Rev. Maxey has succeeded Mr..
May as pastor of the Ironton M.
E. Church.
Next week is Carnival week in
st. Louis. There promises to be a
lively time.
Lopez's are receiving their fall
goods. The fall opening will be
announced next week.
The ladies Of st. Paul's Guild
meet at the residence of Mrs. Mann
Ringo Thursday afternoon.
Do not fail to attend the lectures
at the Academy of Music for the
week commencing September 29th.
Robert Farmer is building a
basement under County Treasurer
Jones' residence on the mountain
side.
To Newman Farmer we are in-
debted for a piece of music, sent
us all the way from the Golden
State.
Hartford Collins, Jr., now has a
position in the Grand Leader, st.
Louis, where he expects to remain
temporarily.
Col. James Lewis, in RUSSELL
vile, had the misfortune to lose
one of his fine sorrel horses one
day last week.
VIM. Trauernicht is about to dis
pose of the old tailor shop at Mid
dlebrook to the railroad company
for a section house.
A force of umbrella members
spent several days of last week in
Ironton, and they did a "lano
office business, too.
VIM. Henson has resigned his
position with the Lopez Store
Company, and will leave next week
for Jefferson Barracks, where ne
has a position.
County Commissioner Smith
who is principal of the Granite
vile school, tells us that he has 6
good enrolment and prospects o
a most satisfactory term.
John Ruddock, Of Brule, viii
next week go to Bismarck, wher'
he will engage in the coal ant
wood and feed business. lrol
county friends wish him well.
Mr.. Schwab, Of Ironton, repre-
senting the Ironton FIGURING Mil
Company, was in Centreville tn
first Of the week selling our mel
chants dour.-CentreuiIJe Outlook.
"Isaac," our correspondent, !
visiting his old home in Virginia
and incidentally taking in tn
jamestown Exposition, SO there
no news from Des Arc this week.
The County Court Tuesday &C
cepted the resignation Of Thoms
Chiffon as road overseer OF Dis
trict No. 1. Henry Ruble was az
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Gov. Folk has offered a rewa1
of $500 for the arrest and convit
ton of Anderson Rust, who di'
appeared from here the day OF Il
killing of his partner, Dougl'
Newman.
Some n tried to get into !
Rieke's residence through q wiz
dow early Tuesday morning, .
Mrs. Rieke heard the intruder, al
called Herman, who frighten'
him away.
Iron County Teachers Associ
ton will be held in Ironton, n
.vember 7th, 8th and 9th. Coun
Commissioner Smith will a
nounce the programme and pa
ticulars later.
Thos. B. Carter has resigned
position as superintendent OF I
lighting system in St. Louis, a
will probably leave the city in I
near future. He is consideri
several very flattering offers.
There will be q called meeti
of the school board on Saturd
evening, September 20, 1907,
transact any business that m
come before it. BY order Of pre-
dent. w. III. DELANo, Sec'y
David M. Lee, of East Fork, 9
d Of Reynolds county's old
citizens, died a few days ago.
one time he practiced medicine