Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-10-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Hear Cowherd.

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The leaves are falling fast,
The liars are awfully busy.
The agony will soon be over
now.
The "ring busters" want no
more joint debates.
Len Sutton now runs the pool
room in north Ironton.
Some lumber being shipped
from Ironton these days.
Cowherd next Thursday even
ing. Be sure and hear him.
Quite a lot of visitors are enjoy
ing the Indian summer in the val
ley.
"Old Plantation" Quartette at
the Academy of Music, November
Goth.
Some of the days of the past
week were almost like mid-sum-
mer.
There seem to be considerable
scarlet fever throughout Southeast
Missouri.
The official ballot takes up con-
siderable space in this issue of the
REGISTER.
The Hadley money seems to
to have gone into a hole. No
more in sight?
The lies of the ''ring busters"
are not hurting the Democratic
cause in Iron county.
Circuit court next Monday.
The docket is small and no i'm
portant cases to be tried.
Be sure and 60 to the courthouse
next Thursday evening to hear
Missouri's next Governor.
Two worthy cttizons of Belle
view fought for fifteen minutes or
more last Friday. No n hurt.
G. A. Buckley has moved the
machinery from the screen factory
to one of Baldwin's warehouses.
John T. Baldwin & Son, con-
tractors and builders, have an ad-
vertisement in this issue of the
REGISTER.
Mulberry Farm" at the Acad-
envy of Music last Thursday night
drew a fair house and proved a
pretty good show.
A couple of rooms in the Iron
ton schools are awfully crowded.
Something will have to be done to
relieve the congestion.
Marks has an expert mattress
man working for him now. Mat
tresses renovated, refitted and
made to order. See him now.
q. A. Buckley has the contract
for building A. Rieke's new store
house on the Halter lots and the
work will be hurried to compile
ton.
The official ballot this year, pub
lished in the REGISTER this week,
is a big one. Seven tickets, each
ticket nearly thirty-six inches in
length.
Bob Patton, who went in the
naval service last winter, doesn't
like "life on the ocean wave," and
returned to his home in Irontcn
this week.
Lem Logan sends us a postal
from Chicago telling us that be is
taking in the sights and seeing the
big ball game between Chicago
and Detroit.
The Baptist Ladies solicit sub
scriptions for all leading maya
zines and periodicals-singly or in
club orders. Your patronage
kindly solicited.
Ed. Fairchild was home several
days the past week. He tells us
that in his run--from st. Louis to
Denver-you rarely ever encounter
a man who is not for Bryan.
Rev. w. w. Strother, who was
here from Des Arc last week, tells
us that he just completed a new
residence in the college town. He
reports that the school is getting
along nicely.
femme, the Republican candi-
date for Prosecuting Attorney, adj
dressed the colored Taft and Had
ley club in Ironton last Friday
night. The speaker was greeted
with rounds OF applause.
G. A. Buckley has purchased one
of the warehouses on the screen
factory property and will tear the
building down to get the lumber.
He also bought quite a lot of the
machinery in the old factory.
For Sale.-Double-b barrel shot
gun; hammerless; good as new,
Very little used. Will sell at a
bargain. Price, Sis, cash, or will
exchange for live stock.
A. NIEsEPoREK, Ironton, Mo.
To our old friend, Thompson
Blanton of the Flatwoods, we are
indepted for some very fine, large
sweet potatoes. They we're of the
Bermuda and Southern Queen var
ieties. One OF them weighed five
pounds.
Hon. w. r Edgar made a Dem.
ocratic speech at Belleview last
Friday night. A number of peo-
pie from town were in attendance
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