Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-11-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

houQayS comm.
The school bell rings again.
The turkeys r mostly small.
st. Paul's Bazaar, December 10th.
Mighty dark streets these mig hts.
Autumn Festival at Gr~aniteville
tonight.
1t is said that Ironton will have
a bakery soon.
Eggs never were so scarce in
the Ironton market.
Enough rain Monday and Mon
day night to lay the dust.
Christmas Goods of all kinds
now on sale at B. N. Browns.
They are still talking about a
big iron furnace in Poplar Bluff.
Ironton's saw mill is getting out
considerable lumber these days.
Everything fresh for the Thanks
giving table can be had at Lopez
Co.'s.
Rieke's new store building is
nearing completion and will be all
right.
To all the REGISTER readers: A
good dinner and pleasant Thanks
giving!
Two bells, for the new Catholic
church at Arcadia, have been re-
ceived and placed in position.
Special reductions for Thanks
giving on all ladies' trimmed hats.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
The next lyceum entertainment
at the Academy of Music will be
the Beilharz family, December IL.
No. 25 did not get here Saturday
evening until ten o'clock because
of a wreck somewhere up the road.
Jake Grandhomme and R. G.
Marks have formed a co-partner-
ship for going into the chicken
business.
The BARRIERS have posted an an
nouncement that, along with the
bankers, they will rest on Thanks
giving day.
One yearling heifer,
light red, marked with underbit in
right ear. Address A. G.. Russell,
Ironton, Mo.
Joe Madlinger, the Pilot Knob
baker, says that he caught a "dry"
man in his cellar trying to steal a
bottle of wine.
Geo. Loda, one of the bestknown
engineers on the Iron Mountain
road, died at his home in Bis
marck last week.
The Plantation Quartette and
Jubilee Singers gave a good en-
.tertainment at the Academy of
Music Friday night.
Box ball "didn't go" in Ironton,
and the erstwhile proprietor has
folded his tent like the Arab, and
silently stolen away.
The fires in the woods have
about burned out. At various
places in the couaty quite a lot Of
fencing was destroyed.
MI. Tucker, who has been con-
Quoting a store in the Christ build
ing for the past year, it is said, is
going to close out and quit.
The first annual sale of the Iron
Mountain Stock Farm will be held
at Iron Mountain December 22d.
Read advertisement in this paper.
Well, we're dry here, but the
papers say that in Illinois water is
selling for a cent a gallon. So we
have much to be thankful for, aft
or all.
Circuit court in Reynolds coun-
ty this week. The large criminal
docket shows that the absence of
the saloon in that county has not
abolished crime.
The rain is coming. The wealth
or bureau will tell you so. This
means to you the need of shoes.
B. N. Brown has what you want at
a very low price.
Rev. Stowell writes that they are
much pleased with their new home
in Batesville, Arkansas, but, new
ertheless, they sometimes long for
the Arcadia Valley.
r. E. Gunton of Ironton is a
candidate for Enrolling Clerk of
the Missouri Senate at the coming
session. We hope he will sue
coed in landing the plum.
F. 0. Codding has bought five
acres Of land, up the creek from
the railroad bridge between here
and Pilot Knob, on which he will
locate his slaughter house.
A card from Mrs. L. Richardson
formerly Mrs. Blemel) advises us
that they have removed from
Bonnie Terre to st. Louis, and are
located at 3840 Ohio Avenue.
G. A. Buckley has bought from
R. G. Farmer the vacant lots this
side of the depot. 1t is said that
Mr.. Buckley is on a deal for the
Baldwin saw and planning mill.
1t is time to pay your city taxes
right now. Call on j. M. Hawk
ms, collector, and settle. If you