Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-11-14
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Probate court is in session.
Genuine winter Sunday night.
Nothing new in the money stu
alton.
County court proceedings are
printed this week.
Grading of the new house tracl
at the station continues.
The circuit court docket, will
the disposition of the various cases
is printed this week.
The M. E. Church at Doe Run,o
which Rev. Peterson is pastor, wal
destroyed by fire Sunday.
The hub factory resumed opera
tons Saturday morning after ar
enforced shut down of three weeks
All roads lead to Pilot Knot
these days. There is talk of 6
free hack line between here and
there.
Messrs. Thompson Blanton, w,
H. Whitworth, w. G. Whitwortt
and John Probst left Monday fol
a three weeks hunt on Crane
Pond.
Sanford Andrews, Jr., will be
an applicant for highway commits
sioner to be appointed by the
county court in January.
An adjourned term of circuit
court will be held December 23d.
Among the cases to be tried is thai
of Thos. Pearsons, charged with
rape.
Mrs. Carrie Markham writes
from Pittsburgh, Kansas: "We
cannot do without the REGISTER.
1t is like a letter from home each
week"
James G.. Smith, of Caledonia.
will have his sale of we'll bred
stock November 21st. Cashiers
checks and personal checks &C.
cepted in payment of purchases.
N. A.. Cottrell has resigned his
position as station agent at Bis
marck and will quit railroading
MI. Cottrel has been in the employ
of the company over twenty years
At st. Paul's Church Sunday
morning there will be given an ad'
dress on the Apostles and Nicent
Creeds-their history, meaning anC
value. There will be no night ser
vice at st. Paul's.
WANTED = Near Arcadia, ter
acres of ground, with small i'm
provements; must be we'll located
and cheap for cash. Address Jno
McMenany, Agent, 1908 N. Crane
Avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
j, F. Lindsay was called to Kan
sas City last week to see his broth
er, Robert L. Lindsay, a lawyer
who had been stricken with paral'
ysis. The afflicted man is suffer.
ing with paralysis.-Piedmon Bon
ner.
The clouds spit snow Friday
Mr.. Delano says that the earlies
snow of which he has any recort
in the past ten years was Novem'
Der 2, 1901. November IA, 1906
there were four and a half inches
of snow.
The Arcadia Creamery will be
sold at trustees sale by the Sheriff
Dec. 10Th. The foreclosure is be
ing made by the w. j. Lemp Brew
ing Company, of st. Louis, whC
have a deed of trust on the proper
ty for $4,000.
Send it to the funny papers
Ben don't care for the dollars
Love of liberty, love of country
love of civic righteousness are hi
only motive. It's so because Bel
says it's so. No, Sir. Ben doesn'
care for a dollar. Not bit NOR
than most men care for an eye.
Sam. Middleton, who has bee
in the employ of the Clark & Ga,
Manufacturing Company at Viii
Evansville for the past year c
more as timber man has severe
his connection it'll that company
to accept a similar position wit
the Imperial Hardwood Lumbe
Company at Irondale.
All the little spirits, bIg spirits
and old and young spirits, whic
have been working over time fo
quite a while giving Mrs. ForbeI
the switch of Taskee," reliabl
lunches on the future, are now en-
joying a well-earned rest, as tn
lady in question has quit receivin
visitors.-Piedmont Banner.
The railroad commissioners wei
here for a short time last Frida
morning. They spent a few me-
ments looking at the new dep
and then proceeded on the speciy
train on their way south. 1t
probable that we could get bett
train service at this station if til
people would take the matter
hand.
Hugh l.. Fox, one of the orig
nal owners of the old iron Mour
tain Company, is actively connec
ed with the new mining enterpris
at Iron Mountain now %progressinI
New and extensive deposits Of 0,