Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-10-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Trains about all running on
time.
Delightful weather the past
week.
The election in less than a
month.
The hunters are getting some
squirrels.
The hub factory has closed down.
indefinitely.
Is the old-time circus gone from
us forever?
Chas. Newman is painting st.
Paul's church.
Very little business on the rail-
road these days.
Circuit court meets October 26th.
The docket is a small one.
L. M. Fox is now domiciled in
his new home at Pilot Knob.
The Arcadia Heig hts drive is
becoming exceedingly popular.
Bostonian Entertainers at the
Academy of Music Friday night.
R. G. Knight has sold his pool
room in Arcadia to Lige Master
son.
Some badly needed work is be-
ing done on College street in Ar.
cadia.
Mr.. Edgar made a Democratic
speech at Piedmont last Saturday
night.
It is predicted that potatoes will
be scarce and high in price this
winter.
Wonder if Old Ben still insists
that there is NJ panic in the hub
business.
Prof. Daugherty says that the
Graniteville school is getting along
very nicely.
Don't forget the Boston Enter
tainers at the Academy of Music,
Friday night.
VIM. Gross is having a good
business with the B. N. Brown
bargain wagon.
The return of Rev. Aspley to Fort
Hill for another year is pleasing to
all his church folk.
The new chapel at Arcadia is
nearing completion and will soon
be ready for occupancy.
United States Senator Stone will
deliver a speech in Ironton the
latter part OF the month.
MIR. Hart Of Poplar Bluff has
leased st. Paul's rectory for a year
and will make his home here.
A number of valley people are
In st. Louis this week seeing the
Yelled Prophet and other sights.
While in st. Louis last week ].
L. Baldwin bought a driving horse
and buggy. Ollie Fox drove the
horse here.
Dave Brown, a faithful old
darkey, died at his home in north
Ironton last night at the age Of
about ninety years.
To the Murdock-C rum Land Co.
of Chicago we r indebted for q
very interesting volume entitled,
"Three Acres and Liberty"
Don't fail to inspect our big
stock of hosiery and underwear
Every kind for everybody.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
County Clerk Reyburn and Cir
cult Clerk Hawkins are attending
the state fair at Sedalia and viii
be gone until the latter part OF the
week.
Mrs. Thos. Newman returned
last week from a three months alb
sence in England. Mrs. fNewmar
had a delightful trip and is in the
best of health.
Congressman Smith made a tou.
of Iron county last week in the in
terest of his candidacy for re-elec'
ton. Mr.. Smith says that he be-
lieves Iron county is in fine shape
this year.
The approaches to the Irontor
station are still in a most horrible
condition. The company is APP
parently wholly Indifferent as tt
the safety and comfort of the trav'
cling public.
Mrs. VIM. Gross attended the
fair at Bismarck last week ane
captured two blue ribbons 70.
fancy work. DR.. and Mrs. Trau'
ernicht's little girl won a prize in
the baby show.
Hon. John M. Atkinson, Speak
er of the Missouri House of Repre-
sentatives, will make a Democrat
ic speech at Des Arc next Satur
day night, October 10Th. Ali are
cordially invited.
VIM. Marion Reedy, the famou
writer of the st. Louis Mirror, will
be here some day this week for tn
purpose of taking notes on which
to make a "write-up'' of the vale.
as o summer resort.
Representative Polk and Prose
cutting Attorney Damron will ad,
dress the voters at the following
times and places:
Kings Schoolhouse, Thursda.
evening, 1880, October 9Th.