Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-02-27
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

groundhog's reign.
Ironton has a cooking club. N
B. No cooks admitted.
When you want good printing
come to the REGISTER Office.
Two months of the leap yea.
gone. Ladies, what progress?
have a lot of horses and mule
for sale or trade. A. L. HILL.
The Clarkson property in Ar
cadia is being repaired and put il
order. Y
Tue official statements of the
Iron County Bank and Bank Of
Des Arc are printed this week.
Bismarck is visited by lots O
Iron county folk these days. L
st. Francois county goes dry, ther
what?
Russell Hawkins fell off his Billy
Goat Sunday afternoon and frac-
tured his arm. The injury is moi
serious.
The local option fight in St
Francois county wakes exceeding
ly warm. The election occurs
March 7th.
Herman Amelung, we under
stand, will make application fol
saloon license at Pilot Knob in the
near future. II
Dent forget the Big 10-Days'
Clearing Sale at Lopez's-March
I'd to March 18th. 1t will be a
"Hummer."
The post-ofice man who was
here last week solicited the |. Q.
o. F. to fix up their store room for
a post-office.
Services will be held in st. Paul's
Church Sunday at the usual hours.
and on Ash Wednesday at 10 A. M.
ana 1880 P. NJ.
It is rumored that Arcadia is to
have a barber shop, bath house,
and pool and billiard room in the
not far distant future.
The finishing touches are now
being put on the R. D. Lewis home
in Russellville and it will be ready
for occupancy soon.
Miss Seba Polk closed her
school on Marble Creek Friday.
That evening the pupils gave a
very creditable entertainment.
Judge Swink of Pennington
went through here last week with
several head of mules which he
had bought down about Des Arc.
Principal 0. j. Buford tells us
that he expects to go to Colorado
as soon as school is out and make
his home in the Centennial State.
Because of the engine jumping
the track at Riverside the fast mai
train did not reach here until after
nine o'clock last Thursday morn
ing.
Claude Jarvis is acting as ste
nographer during circuit court
this week. The regular stenogra-
pher is busy in the Wayne county
court.
The heirs of the late w. H. By
ers have sold the family residence
on north Knob street to Ed. Hart
wick, who will take possession in
few days.
The George Washington exer-
cises at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening were very credit
able and much enjoyed by those
in attendance.
Emil Roehry writes that he has
returned to Columbia after a tour
with the University Glee Club,
He says the tour was not the fnan-
cial success that it usually is.
The Woman's Home Mission So
ciety will meet at Fort Hill Parson.
age on Thursday afternoon at 2:30
AS this is an IMPORTANT business
meeting, the members are urged tt
be present.
A new rule adopted by the rail.
road company is that you mus
have a ticket before you get OF
the train. If you haven't a tickle
the train will be held until yol
car get one.
r. L. Farmer, wife and baby 0
Blissville, Arkansas, arrived IL
town Sunday. We understand
Bob has quit his job down Their
and will seek a location where h
can enjoy better health.
The subject announced by DR.
Guirey last Sunday will be post
poned one week on account OF tn
Communion Service next Sunday
The subject for next Sunday nigh
will be "Not far from the King
dom Of Heaven"
Retrenchment on the railroad
still goes on. March list the of
fees at Cadet, Vineland and Silici
will be closed. Agencies hav'
been maintained at all three 0
these places for years, but the pan
ic of 1907-8 closes them up.
The case of Mrs. Margaret Ia
Dor against the Iron Mountain
railway for So, 900 for the death Q
her husband who was killed nea
Wicks, Mo-, April 30, 1904, has beer
affirmed by the supreme court
Deceased was formerly maste
mechanic here.-De Soto Republic