Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-01-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

For SALE-A piano, cheap. In
quire at Mrs. j. Nagel's.
Quite a lot of corn and oats arr
being shippedin town.
st. Paul's Guild meets at Mrs
Stowell's Thursday afternoon
The Arcadia Valley Store il
Arcadia tells of a clearing sale thii
week.
WANTED-Two Jersey heifers
two years old. Apply at thi'
Office.
The sleighing and skating thi
winter doesn't promise to amour
to much.
1t looks very much now like thu
Legislature intended passing {
two-cent fare bill.
Two night watchmen are nov
employed on the track between
Pilot Knob and Hogan.
Remember, friends, we are al
ways most grateful for the news
Call and see us, or phone.
It looks very much like we will
have to depend on the manufac-
tured ice altogether next season.
Washington county people are
talking of a $50, 900 court house, tc
take the place of the one recently
destroyed by fire.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Whelehon, Arcadia, Mo-, Wednes-
day, January 16, 1907, a 12-pound
boy. All are well.
Grounding day next Saturday.
Well soon know what kind OF
weather we are to have for the re-
mainder of the winter.
The small boy and his sled have
been in evidence the past week,
but the snow was not deep enough
to afford good coasting.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas'
Jones, near Ironton, Sunday.
January Is, 1907, a girl. Mother
and child are doing nicely.
Ed. P. Grove, B. S., will lecture
at the Fort Hill church Wednesday
evening, January 30th, at 8 P. M
Admission, 25c; children, loo.
Judge Williams will hold an adj
iourned term of circuit court nex'
Saturday, when a decision is ex-
pected in the Emerson will case.
Manager Grandhomme says thai
good shows this year are scarce
and hard to find. He just CAM
induce them to come to lronton.
The weather man says that an
other cold wave is coming tonight
or in the morning, and that the
mercury will drop to near the
zero mark.
Scratch an individual who is
continually branding other people
as dishonest, and under the skin
you will find a scoundrel, nine
times out of ten.
Just enough snow fell Thursday
night of last week to whiten the
ground. Then the cold wave came.
and for a couple Of days we had
genuine winter weather.
Reynolds county votes on local
option next Saturday. Not having
had a saloon in the county for a
long while, it is hard to understand
the occasion for an election.
The Rev. John L. Kell, Phi. D..
will be in the Valley visiting Rev.
Reynolds this week, and will
preach at the Presbyterian church.
Sabbath morning and evening.
DR.. Gay will probably put up al
Office building between his Office
and the Commercial Hotel, the
structure to be used by the Clarl
& Gay Manufacturing Company al
an Office.
The Lopez Store Company re-
Gently added a hat case to their al
ready most elegantly equipped
store. 1t is a magnificent piece Q
furniture, and displays the hat
most excellently.
A man who attacks anothe
through the public press, over-
Tome de plume, is a character as
sassin; nothing more, nothing less
And the newspaper man who per
mits it is no better.
The friends of Mrs. DR.. Meredit
will be glad to hear that she ha
greatly improved in health durin
her sojourn at Silver City, Ne7
Mexico, and hopes soon to be re
stored to perfect health.
We are in receipt Of a late issu
Of the Los Angeles Times contain
ing a short story written by Mr.
Rose Hughes Leech, formerly {
this city. Mrs. Leech is attainin
no little fame in the world of letters
Gov. Folk last Friday granted
respite OF ninety days. to Bi
Spaugh. This makes the date {
execution April 28th. In the mean
time the United States Suprem
Court is expected to pass on tn
case.
Services at st. Paul's churc
Sunday as follows: At II A. M
Holy Communion, and sermon 0
the parable of the Sewer. Eve
ming prayer at 1880 p. M, and sol
mon on the parable Of the Mustar
Seed.