Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-12-10
LOCAL BREvITIES.
,ovelv winter waather.

10th.
The hub factory started up again
Monday. :
Christmas shopping made easy
at Lopez Store Co.'s
The Ironton schools close for the
holidays, December 23d.
Ice cream. homemade candy,
and pop corn balls at the Bazaar.
Beilharz Entertainers at the
Academy of Music Friday night.
Again is heard the rumor of a
big hotel on Shepherd Mountain.
Mr.. York is building a six room
log bungalow on Arcadia Heights.
"After the Came" December
22d. Get your reserved seat early.
Do not miss seeing the Christi
mas goods at B. N. Browns, Iron-
ton.
Bad engines are delaying sever
al of the passenger trains these
days.
Buy your Christmas Presents at
the Bazaar, Thursday, December
10th.
Billy Reedy's article on "Arca-
dia Heights is printed on the first
page.
The new home of Miss Lydia
Broadwell, in south Ironton, is
nearing completion.
Rieke says he will have a new
Anheuser- Busch wagon in which
to deliver Bevo in the near future.
Eat your supper at the Bazaar
Thursday evening. Supper serv-
ed from $50 on. No meals sent
out.
Bishop futile will hold services
in st. Paul's church, Thursday
evening, December 18th. All are
invited.
Big bargains at B. N. Browns
in ladies', misses children's and
Infants cloaks. Special price on
two or more cloaks.
Dixon Fletcher of Arcadia has
gone to Paragould, Arkansas,
where he has a position as train
auditor on the Cotton Belt rail-
road.
A. j. Young, who has been on
a pusher at Arcadia for twenty
years and more, is now running a
switch engine in the st. Louis
yards.
Chas. J. Tual, the contractor, in
forms us that he has all the mate
rial on the ground for the building
of Lee Barger's. residence, and
that he will hurry the same to COM
pletion.
James Webb and party Of ST.
Louis are camping near Sabula.
We understand they have killed
one dear, two turkeys and many
quail, rabbits and squirrels
Reynolds Outlook.
The trial of Frank Buckner, OF
Annapolis, in an effort to put him
under a peace bond, resulted in a
hung Jury in Squire Rasche's court
Tuesday. The cas- will be tried
again January 9th.
Uuder the decision of the St.
Louis Court of Appeals, knocking
out the local option election in that
town, a saloon opened for busi-
ness in Pennington Tuesday. The
total license is S1700.
The man Windle, alias Phelps,
who is charged with illegal voting,
had his preliminary trial before
Squire Epstein yesterday and was
held for the April term OF circuit
court.-SuLem Monitor.
STRAYED-One two year old
past steer, light red, split in right
and under split in left, shows
some signs Of Jersey, has white
horns? If seen, notify Esq. VIM.
Schulz, Bismarck, Mo.
G.. A. Buckley will at once COM
c the erection of a good sized
building on the lots near the depot
which he recently acquired. Mr..
Buckley will uses the structure as
an Office and ware room. b
Regular meeting of U. S. Grant
Post on Saturday the 18th inst.
Officers to be elected and other. i'm
ported business to be transacted.
All members are urged to attend.
LOUIS MUND, P. Q.
Do your Christmas shopping
early. Then you'll avoid the
rush that always comes at the last
and have the big advantage of full
stocks to select from. This is
sound, sensible advice. Heed 1t.
Passenger ttain No. 25, due here
at $40, and which did not take
supper here after the new schedule
went into effect, has resumed the
old order of things, and now the
hotel man is very happy. Bis
mdrcE Gazette.
The White & Hummel Manufac-
turing Co., hub makers, have a
magnificent and attractive calen-
dar for 1909. 1t is, indeed, hand
some, and we congratulate Mr..
Hummel on the excellent taste dis
played in its selection.
We understand that j. T. Bal
dwin & Sons are endeavoring to