Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-12-05
LOCAL BREvITIEs
Christmas comm fast.

The candidate will soon be in
evidence again.
County court meets in adjourned
term next Monday.
November certainly furnished
some lovely weather.
The money situation seems Just
about the same. 1t looks bad tc
us.
Just enough snow Tuesday
night to whiten the ground in
places.
The young folk had an enjoya-
Bile dance at the Academy of Mu-
sic Saturday night.
You will find currants, raisins,
nuts and all kinds of fancy grocer
les at Barnhouse's.
The young people "tripped the
light fantastic" after the show
Thanksgiving night.
A new time-card next Sunday
Some of our passenger trains will
be taken off, it is said.
Plenty of turkeys were brought
to town to supply the local demand
but very few were shipped out.
Dave Vance has traded his farm
east of town to j. w. McCamey
for the livery stable in Arcadia.
Our merchants are afraid that
the Christmas trade this year will
be poor. Indications point that
way at present.
Len Sutton, who recently re-
turned from Alabama, is going to
work for the White & Hummel Co.
in the hub factory at Edge Hill.
Try a gallon of our open kettle,
genuine Southern Plantation Mo-
lasses, and you will want more.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Young man, before buying a
Christmas present for your sweet
heart call and see the fine bonbons
and Christmas notions at Barn
houses.
To our good friend, VIM. Rieke,
we are under obligations for some
very fine homegrown celery, pre-
scented last Saturday. 1t certainly
was magnificent.
The railroad detective, j. B,
Stanley, last Wednesday arrested
six men at De Soto on the charge
Of burglarizing ars between De
Soto aud Poplar Bluff.
Quail seem to be plentiful. A
party of hunters from st. Louis
stopping at the Turner home in Ar
cadia killed fifty-six birds in one
day a couple Of weeks ago.
We understand that the young
ladies at the Convent had a most
delightful entertainment Thanks
giving night. We very much re-
gret our inability to be present.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Ahrens, st. Louis, Mo-, Thursday,
November 21st, 1907, a girl. Moth
or and child are we'll. Valley
friends extend congratulations.
Regular meeting of Sylvan Re-
bekah Lodge, No. 1856, Friday
night, December 9th. Election OF
officers. All members please at
tend. HI. ADOLPH. Sec'y.
Married-Sunday, December 1st
at 10 o'clock A. M, at the residence
of Judge Farmhouse, he officiat.
ing, Mr.. Allen Markham OF Jordan
and Miss Hattie Knight of Arcadia
Anton Roehry, of Ironton, who is
interested in the Bismarck Milling
& Mfg Co., and also the owner OF
some residence property here, was
a Bismarck visitor Monday.--Bis-
marck Gazette.
Married-At the residence of N
Warren, Belleview, Mo-, Wednes.
day, November q, 1907, Mr.. Johr
Doughty of Pennington and Miss
Elsie johnson Of Belleview, Rev
Russell officiating.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guilt
will hold the annual bazaar at thu
Academy of Music, Thursday, De
cember 18th. Supper will be serv
ed at $50 o'clock. No lunche
sent from the hall.
Regular meeting of Irontol
Lodge, No. 244. X. p, Decembe
18th. Election of officers and 9th
er important business. Ever,
member should attend.
Fl. ADoLPH, X. R. & S.
Regular meeting of Iron Lodge
No. fO7, i. o. 0. F., Saturday, De
cember 7th. Election of officer
and other important business. !
full attendance is desired.
e. l.. FARMHOUSE, Secretary.
Thanksgiving was quiet and un
eventful. A great many peopl
spent the day hunting, some pass
ed the time at the shooting match
and the hack made a few extr
trips to the Knob. That's abou
all!
Work is progressing very salts
factorily on the foundation an
basement of the new Catholi
Church on the convent grounds i
Arcadia. Work on the buildin
proper will not be inaugurated un
til spring.
Your neighbor, from whom yo
buy a quart Of milk daily, raise
the nrice on Won and gives as