Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-10-15
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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tember 9th.
"Mulberry Farm" Academy of
Music, October 10Th.
The roads in Russellville have
been much improved.
The hillsides are tinted with the
beautiful colors of autumn.
Geo. Schultz is arranging to
open a pool room in his place.
The probate docket for the No
vember term is printed this week.
Bob Farmer is putting concrete
curbs on the three wells on the
courthouse square.
For SALE-An Angora buck,
one year old. Price, Sis. Apply
to VIM. o. HUFF, Chloride, Mo.
Secretary of State Swanger is
advertised to make a Republican
speech at Ironton next Tuesday.
Seven ballots to chose from in
the election this year. They will
be printed in the REGISTER next
week.
The Broadwell house in South
Ironton has been torn down and a
new cottage is being built on the
old site.
G. E. White, the concrete man,
has gone to Little Rock where he
is doing some we'll work for the
railroad.
Herr Wilhelm Rieke has our
most sincere thanks for some very
fine sauer kraut which he gave US
last week.
Hon. w. S. Cowherd will be at
the courthouse in Ironton, Thurs
day, October 22d, 1908, at 1880 P.
M. Hear him.
The Iron County Teachers AS
ISOLATION will be held November
18th, 18th and 14th. The program
is printed elsewhere.
Joe Reyburn and Jess Hawkins
returned Saturday night from the
State Fair. They say that they
had the time of their lives.
"Mulberry Farm" at the Acad-
envy of Music, Thursday evening,
October 18th, is replete with mirth
and pathos. Don't miss it.
Don't fail to inspect our big
stock of hosiery and underwear.
Every kind for everybody.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
The thermometer was down to
81 Tuesday morning. Mr.. Delano
says that's the coolest October
weather we've had in a good many
years.
Hons. VIM. R. Edgar and G. H..
Polk will address the voters at
Belleview, Friday evening, Octo-
Der 18th, at 1880 o'clock. All are
invited.
The county will build a new
bridge over the first creek west of
Iron Mountain on the Iron Noun
tain and Salem road. Bids are
advertised for.
The REGISTER this week prints
q letter from Miss Bertha A. Boil
linger, written to her parents at
Sabula, telling of her visit to Yell
lowstone Park.
FOR SALE.-A team of good
horses, two sets of new harness,
and a covered wagon. These can
be bought for cash very cheap.
Apply to B.. N. Brown, Ironton,
Mo.
The Southeast Missouri Holiness
Association convenes in annual
session at Des Arc to-day and will
continue throughout the week.
Rev. Mcbride of Texas will pre-
side.
Most of the daily papers thrown
from the fast mail train last Sun
day morning were ground to piec-
es by the wheels of the rushing
car That happens frequently
these days.
Taken from the porch at G. l.
Bartche's a pair of child's shoes
No. lis or t2s-about ten days ago,
Probably by some child. If so.
party will please return to the
REGISTER Office.
The colored X. P. lodge has pur-
chased from Henry Vale the LOT
Just west, of his home on Main
street and fronting on Shepherd
street. 1t is expected at some time
in the future to build a hall on the
lot.
AZ. Zenser, the we'll driller, nov
has his machine on the Arcadia
Heights. He expects to 60 to {
depth of 800 feet and if a liberia
supply of water is secured will
probably drill several wells on the
hill.
There was a head-on collision
between two freight trains at Bar.
low, south Of Mill Springs, abou
nine o'clock last Friday morning
Fortunately no one was killed al
though a fireman on one OF thu
engines suffered a broken leg ant
was otherwise injured. Both To-
comotiYes we're demolished and (;
number Of cars splintered. The
track was blocked for twelve hour
or more. The collision was occa'
stoned by the south bound trail
crew overlooking orders to taxi
siding at Mill Springs.