Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-10-07
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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the valley this fall.
Pennington Fair next week,
October 18th to 10Th.
Columbus Day Festival, Granite
vile, next Tuesday night.
j. Grandhomme has turned over
the pool room to Lemrow Hill, the
new purchaser.
Quite a number of valley people
taking in the centennial festivities
in st. Louis this week.
"Kidnaped for a Million" drew
a fair house at the Academy of
Music last Friday night.
For Sale-One suit oak furniture
and a couple of heating stoves.
S. w. ANDREWS, Russellville.
Harry Patton, who has been
playing ball at Omaha the past
few months, arrived home Friday
last.
Special price on two or more
children's, misses or ladies' hats
or on coat and hat at B. N.
Browns.
A fine line of side saddles will
be sold at less than one-fourth
price. Mckinley, I. o. 0. F.
building.
Murdoch Crumb have a corps OF
surveyors in the valley getting
ready for the land distribution in
December.
Newman Farmer says they don't
have any finer weather in Cali
fornia than we've had here the past
few weeks.
Againsit is rumored that appli.
cations for dramshop license will
be made at the November term of
county court.
The Fats and Leans played a
game of ball last Thursday after
noon in which the former won by
a score of % to Is.
All the very newest in belts,
collars, pins, barettes, combs, hair
rolls and hair nets at Mrs. Wood
sides millinery store.
Miss Lena Adolph, of East st.
Louis, is in the valley, the guest of
her uncle, H. Adolph. She will
probably return home this week.
First Quarterly meeting at Fort
Hill Church, Saturday and Sun
day, October 9th and 10th. Rev.
Grow, Presiding Elder, officiating.
Glover Valley Farm took the
first prize for pears and Jonathan
apples at the Bismarck Horse
Show. Good for Gus. and Iron
county!
G. w. Redden went to Blythes-
vile, Arkansas, last Friday, where
he has bought a lot and will erect
an opera house.-Fredericktoa0n
Tribune.
Black River turned out in force
to take in the Centennial. Mon
day, Agent Downey sold twenty
five round trips to one man acting
for the bunch.
Bert Gregory was in town last
Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Gregory
recently removed from Frederick
town to st. Louis and is now in the
employ of the John Hancock Life
Insurance Company.
No. z was wrecked near billiard
Tuesday morning. The fireman
was killed and the engineer NOR
tally hurt. A mail clerk, also, was
seriously injured. The accident
resulted from running over a
horse.
w. p. McCarver has. moved his
belongings to his property in Pilot
Knob, where he will make his
home for the present. He is think
ing of buying a farm and devoting
the remainder Of his years strictly
to the "simple life
w. r. Allen, Jr., of Graniteville,
Friday received a telegram stating
that Mrs. Allen, who is visiting in
st. Louis, had that morning pre-
sented him with a fine baby boy.
The REGISTER tenders congratula-
tons and best wishes.
Game Warden Williams had q
fellow arrested for hunting without
license over at Festus last week,
Twenty-Five dollars and trimmings
was the result. Moral: Take out a
license before it is everlastingly
too late.-De Soto Republican.
County Superintendent Fox Of
Washington county mails us a
post card picture Of the new Pres
byterian churchin Potosi. II is g
very handsome and imposing
structure and would be a credit to
a much larger town than Potosi.
Remember the Columbus Day
Festival at Workmen's Hall, Gran
iteville, next Tuesday night,
October 18th. The Catholic ladies
OF G~raniteville and Pilot Knob
will conduct the affair and you'll
miss a good time-if you fail to at
tend.
It Is stated that a number o.
crews will be put back to work
out of De Soto. This news comes
from Poplar Bluff and it must be
true, as that city is not sending
out any good news for De Soto, II
she knows herself.-De Soto Repub.
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AT a meeting Of the Ironton