Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-12-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


week.
The best of printing at the REG
lister Office.
Work on the new side track pro-
crosses slowly.
Eat your supper at the Bazaar
Thursday evening.
Circuit court meets in adjourned
term next Monday.
Services will be held in st. Paul's
Church Sunday at the usual hours.
A thunder storm, then rain and
hail Monday-just like the spring
time.
A. Rieke will not put up his new
store house on the Halter lots un-
til next spring.
Don't forget the Bazaar at the
Academy of Music Thursday aft
ernoon and night.
Lost-Three months ago a pair
OF rimless nose glasses. Return to
this office and get reward.
The county court will name the
highway commissioner for Iron
county at it's meeting in January.
The section men were notified
Saturday that their pay would be
reduced from S1,40 to SIPS per
day.
Born-Saturday, December T.,
1907, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Could
ing a girl. All three are doing
nicely.
1t is a fact that the wagon maxi
ers are canceling orders for hubs
and we stand prepared to prove
the assertion.
A thunder shower in December
isn't quite as pleasant as flowers
in May, but it's mighty relievin' to
the wood-pile.
Fredericktown folk are raging
because the night passenger trains
on the Belmont branch have been
discontinued.
A slight reduction in wages was
made by the Pioneer Cooperage
at the stave factory, near French
Mills, last week.
Well, if conditions are improved
in Ironton, because of the absence
of the saloons, the fact is not yet
visible to the naked eye.
The "Pie Social" at the Manse
last Thursday night was a social
and financial success Almost a
hundred pies were devoured.
The tramp has become a fre-
quent caller the past few weeks.
The prediction is made that they
will be numerous this winter.
Will we be talking about 'tthe
blizzard" next week? The I'M
seasonable weather Of this week
prognosticates another extreme.
Alice Vinson, fifteen years of
age, from the south end of the
county, was adjudged insane in
the county court Monday and sent
to Pennington.
A subscription paper was cir
culated in town last week to get
money to send DR.. Hetrick, the
veterinarian, to his former home,
Columbus Junction, Iowa.
At a meeting of the Ironton
school board Friday evening it was
determined to close the school for
the holidays from December goth
to Both. No holiday for New Year.
The county court Monday gave
Contractor Chas. j. Tual the job
of converting the north stairway in
the courthouse building into two
Office rooms. Mr.. Tual's bid was
500.
VIM. Trauernicht has moved his
tailoring establishment into his
new brick building on east Main
street, where he has all the mod
ern conveniences.-BiSmarck Ga
zette.
We are told that our young
friend, Aug. TraueInicht, contem-
plates removing from De Soto to
Peyely. The latter place is hardly
a mile from Riverside, whore he is
employed.
An Efforts going to be made to
have No. 10, the north bound train
about five O'Clock in the morning,
stop at this station. 1t certainly
would be a great convenience tc
our people.
Regular meeting U. S. Grant
Post, No. $40, December 18th
Election Of officers and other i'm
portant business. All members
urged to be present.
JOHN S. LUTHY, Adj't.
David Sylvia, who lives in Belle.
view, got on a rampage last Sat-
urday and had a fight or two.
Monday he went before Squire
Roop, pleaded guilty to disturbing
the peace, and was fined $40 anc
costs.
On yesterday the Iron Mountain
reduced the force on the north
Piedmont section to four men, anc
the yard section to seven men. The
round house and coal chute forces
were also reduced half a dozer
men each.-Piedmont Banner.
E At the Bazaar held Thursday aft
ernoon and night at the Academy
OF Music, under The auspices of st