Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-10-17
LOCAL BREvITIES.

the ground.
Come to see the REGISTER Office
for your printing.
Still the early morning train
north is uncertain.
Services will be held in St.
Paul's church Sunday.
Is my brothers. vote, then, worth
twice as much as mine?
The old depot has been torn
down and shipped away.
The Sun is trying to get some
street lights for Greenville.
The leaves are assuming their
beautiful tints of red and gold.
The probate docket for the No
Yember term is printed this week.
John T. Baldwin is building a
large addition to his home in south
Ironton.
disappearance of the Jail resi-
dence has been much improved by
painting.
Geo. w. Clarkson is now engag-
ed in the saw mill business in
Wayne county.
G.. R. Gay has bought a resi-
dence in Little Rock and will soon
remove to that city,
Services will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Sanford Andrews, Jr., is homo
from Washington. He will prob
ably locate in Arizona.
Piedmont expects a lot more
railroad men to make their head
quarters there in the near future.
For SALE-My residence in Mid
dlebrook. Price, $3.50. "A bargain.
T. T. SEITz.
The IrontonP Presbyterian Church
has extended a call to Rev. Geo.
w. McKenney to become it's pas
tor.
The programme of the Iron
County Teachers Association is
printed in this issue Of the REGIS
TER.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Patterson, Marble Creek, Monday,
October 7th, 1907, a girl. All are
we'll.
Three vacated saloon buildingsin
Ironton with every prospect that
the fourth will follow suit with the
next.month.
John Edgar, the we'll known
lathing contractor of Leadwood, is
here lathing the R. d. Lewis house
one mile east of town.
G. s. Russell last week bought
the dairy business from w. A.
Fletcher in Arcadia. In the trade
were forty fine milch COWS.
Our clever and accommodating
agent, MI. Chas. E. Downey, is
going to take a lay-off soon and
visit his parents in Arizona.
The general opinion seems to be
that the county court held a local
option election of it's own after the
voters had passed on the matter. !
Services at M. E. Church next
Sunday: Morning theme, "Faith."
Evening, "Refusing His Own"
Pilot Knob: "Blind Bartimeus."
Squire j. o. Scott, of the west
end of the county, recently fined
John Gamsden, who pleaded guilty
to disturbing the peace, 1926 and
costs.
Mr.. Knight, who has been con-
Quoting q barber shop in Arcadia,
for the past year and more, will
remove to Chicago in the neal
future.
For RENT wish to lease my
farm, six miles east Of Pilot Knob,
204 acres, 100 acres in cultivation,
Cash rent. Chas. Madlinger, Iron
ton Mo.
For SALE-A lot of household
and kitchen furniture. Must be
sold before November list. Apply
to w. N. Knight, Begley cottage,
Arcadia, Mo.
If all the cases on the circuit
court docket are tried the term
will probably last two weeks. W.
understand that there will be nc
grand jury this session.
LosT-Between Ironton anc
Pilot Knob, Friday, Sept. 9th, d
lady's gun-metal watch and gold
fob chain. Finder will return tc
this Office and receive reward. I
Some of the miners recently
thrown out of employment in the
lead belt in st. Francois county
are seeking work in the iron mines
in Wayne county, near Green
Vile.
The Schneider Granite Company
recently secured a couple Of stone
cutting contracts that amount to
over $500, 900. This will keep q
good force Of men busy for several
months.
Hartford Collins Of Sabula was
d caller at this Office Monday. Mr..
Collins is inspecting lumber fol-
the Ruth Lumber Company, Pop
lar Bluff, in place Of Mr.. Mast,
who IL taking his first vacation