Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-02-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.


days.
A new time card soon, it is an
nounced.
M. j. F. replies to Mr.. Hilburn
this week.
What has happened to the prom
Used prosperity
An unusual lot of applications
before the county court for loans.
Chas. Newman has a wall paper
advertisement in this issue OF the
REGISTER.
1t is sale 'that mining will be re-
sumed at Iron Mountain in the
near future.
A number of people suffering
from the grip and colds, the ply
sicians say.
F. Buechsenschuetz, at Middle-
brook, has put up quite a lot of ice
the past week.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
very pretty calandar from the M.
E. church, Ironton.
The De Soto papers state that
the railroad company is going to
improve the shops in that town.
Tuesday was bright and clear,
and the grounding had no trouble
in seeing his shadow. Six more
weeks of winter.
Harry Kendall, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kendall, has been quite
sick the past week, but we are
glad to learn is improving.
A couple of Hungarians, who
have been living at Pilot Knob for
some time past, have taken charge
of the creamery in Arcadia.
Strayed from Pilot Knob, large
white horse, blindNin right eye.
Will pay tor his return.
NICHOLAS FRITSCH.
County court is IN session tnls
week. The road overseers are to
be appointed, jurors chosen, and
much other business transacted.
A canning factory promoter is
in Arcadia this week. 1t is said
that the idea is to run the factory
in connection with the creamery.
Rev. Strother, of Des Arc, de-
livered a temperance address at
the court house Monday evening.
A large crowd was in attendance.
Saturday, Jan. %, the thermom-
eter registered IA degrees. just
one week later, Jan. 80, the high
est temperature recorded was ID.
Some difference there.
Eggs for Sale-Barred Plymouth
Rock Eggs for setting purposes
so cents a setting, fifteen eggs.
Apply to Herbert Buechsen-
scheutz, Middlebrook, Mo.
Beginning Saturday, Feb. s, and
continuing every alternate Satur-
day during the season, the "Glean-
ers'' will offer Fresh Home Made
Candies for sale at the Telephone
Office.
Harry g. Patton, an employee Of
the Adding Type Writer Compa-
ny, signed a contract late We'd
nesday night to pitch the coming
season with the base ball team Of
Columbia, S. C.-Poplar Bluff Citi-
zen.
Miss Esse Yount informs US thai
the Baptist folk have kindly let tht
young ladies have the use of theil
church grounds for the basket bal
team. A frst-class equipment has
been received and the fair ones ex
pect to play soon.
Louis Miller, Monday, obtained
permission from the county cour
to erect electric light poles on the
public road from the creamery t.
the depot, in Arcadia. So, we sup
pose, Arcadia will soon have {
we'll lighted boulevard.
Miss Maude Norman, niece o
George Begley, and her mother
Mrs. John S. Norman of limo
left Saturday for California, where
they will remain for some tim
with Mr.. Norman's brother in Los
Angeles Poplar Bluff Citizen.
An expert telephone man from
st. Louis will be brought herr
soon to place the local system IL
first class condition. The new
switchboard has been put in ant
the present owners say they pro.
pose to give the public the yer.
best possible service.
Surely you can't find q Republi
can these days with the gall t.
talk about the panic Of 1898. w
do not believe that ever in Iron
toms history were times as hare
as they r at the present. An,
merchant to whom you apply cal
verify this statement.
Rev. w. R. cCormack, distric
superintendent, will hold the At
quarterly meeting at the Metho
dist Episcopal church, Sunda,
morning, at II o'clock. Rev. Z
L. Spiller, the pastor, will preacI
at the evening service. Subject
Coming to His Right Mind.
Smith Golf, manager Of the hui
factory at Brule, had an unusuo
experience while coming to Iron
ton Tuesday morning. He wa
horseback, and about the time h
raoohad pilot Runh hia animp