Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-12-17
LOCAL B%REVITIES.

Pay your taxes, the cole ctor re-
quests.
Mighty little business for Christ
mas time.
Finer weather in December you
never saw.
Everybody is complaining of
dull trade.
The Castle Square show will be
a good one.
Have you made your New Year
resolutions?
Fresh Cocoanuts, Cranberries,
Etc. at Lopez's.
Sale of fine horses at Iron Noun
tain next Tuesday.
Now local prophets are saying
that the winter will be mild.
The frame work is completed on
Lee Barger's new residence.
A full line of Christmas Goods
at B. N. Browns, Ironton, Nc.
A. L. Hill has bought the ]. w.
Lucas cottage in north Ironton.
Some promoters are trying to
establish a canning factory at Po-
tosi.
A moving picture show was at
the Academy of Music Monday
night.
1t is said that a saloon will open
for business at Bismarck in the
near future.
Buy your Christmas Candies,
Oranges and Nuts at Lopez's and
save money.
The big show, CATER the Came"
next Tuesday night, December "a.
Don't miss it.
Buy your wife's Xmas present at
Mrs. VIM. Gross. She has just
got the thing.
T. T. Baldwin, who lately bought
the Pippin residence, is enlarging
and improving the place.
The approaches to our station
are still in a most horrible condl-
ton. Is there no remedy?
T. T. and j. R. Baldwin have
bought the local telephone system
from j. T. Baldwin & Sons.
For SALE-A Piano Either, with
self Instructor. Price $500. APP
ply to A. Niesporek, Ironton.
We are indebted to the Guessing
Milling Company, Farmington,tor
one of their calendars for 1909.
For Sale-A few fancy articles,
suitable for Christmas presents, at
Mrs. Cars. The CLEANERS.
To Mrs. VIM. Gross of the Area
dia Valley Bazaar we are indie nted
for an attractive calendar for 1907
The boy or girl who wants to
learn type setting can find an OPP,
portunity at this office. Apply at
once.
"After the Came" Tuesday eve
ming, December 22d. Go to the
drug store now and reserve your
seats.
What is the future of the rifle
range? Or has it any future?
Seems to be an abandoned propo-
sition.
If you wish to purchase a sewing
machine for a Xmas present go to
H. Davis. Sewing machines re-
paired.
The Bazaar given by st. Paul's
Guild last Thursday was quite sue
cessful. The net receipts were
about SIS.
The Cleaners will meet at the
residence of Mrs. ST. Gay, Thurs
day, 18th. A full attendance is
desired.
Wonder if Congressman-elec
Elvins will succeed in making a
national park out of the Pilot
Knob fort.
Again we pause to remark that
the promised Rooseveltian- Taft
prosperity hasn't, as yet, struck
this section.
Bishop futile will hold services
and administer confirmation at
st. Paul's church, Thursday eve
ming, December 18th.
Len Sutton, Chas. Patton, w. HI.
Whitworth and j. S. Conway are
on Tom Sank for a couple of days,
camping and hunting.
Rieke's new building is about
finished. 1t affords two commo-
dious and handsome store rooms
and an immense basement.
Remember, we want the news,
and are always glad and thankful
to get it. If you can't call in per-
son, telephone. Phone No. 43.
There seems to be more game on
the Ironton market-turkeys, quail
and squirrels-than there have
been for a number of years past.
The Beilharz Entertainers at the
Academy of Music last Friday at
tracted a f~air-sized audience. The
performance was q very creditable
ono
J. A. Kerwin, so long a resident
of Graniteville, but whose family
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