Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-02-11
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Homemade candy for sale at
Valentine party.
Lopez's have some new salt
mackerel. Delicious. Try them.
Probate court is in session this
week with considerable business
TO dispose of.
Big Cut in Price on all ladies'
and children's cloaks and coats,
and on mems and boys overcoats,
at B. N. Browns.
For Sale-My property on Knob
street in Ironton, Mo. Mrs. s.
Strother, 403 South Kansas Ave-,
Chanute, Kansas.
HI. R. Polak, the official stenog-
rapher of the Court, brought his
wife along with him to Greenville.
Gre nville Journal.
Some of the st. Louis folk who
have summer homes in the valley
filed their ice houses with ice from
the north last week.
G. R. Kendall & Co. will soon re-
move from their present location
to the building wherein the tele-
phone exchange is located.
Fred Twomey writes an interest,"
ing letter from Jefferson City tell
ing of the conditions in Missouri
with a Republican governor.
AL Young, who has been running
a switch engine in the Crondelet
yard for some time past, is back
on one of the pushers again.
Beautiful assortment of Valen-
tines, Valentine post cards and
birthday greetings just received.
LOPEZ STORE Co..
County court proceedings r
published this week. An adj
iourned term will be held March
% for the purpose of settling with
the collector.
The Local Temperance League
and fellow sympathizers, are con-
templating a series of temperance
meetings in various parts of the
county in the near future /.
1t is said that w. HI. femme
who has been running the Kroni-
kIe, at Des Arc, for nearly a year
past, will take charge of the ar
cadia Valley Enterprise this week.
w. P. McCarver will remove
back to Ironton from Pilot Knob,
having leased the store room at
present occupied by G. R. Kendall
& Go. See his new advertisement
in this paper.
Rev. Guirey, former pastor of
the Ironton Baptist church, died
at Anderson, Mo-, last Saturday
night of heart trouble. The call
was a sudden one. MI. Guirey
had charge of a church in Ander-
son.
Invitations will soon be issued
to the dedication services Of st.
Joseph's Chapel in Arcadia, which
will occur April ID, at 8 o'clock.
Rev. John j. Hennessey, Bishop
of Wichita, will deliver the SER
mon.
One of the pushers jumped the
track just north of the Ironton
station Saturday evening and
made kindling wood of the mail
crane. In consequence all of the
mail trains had to stop here for
several days following.
The stork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Whitworth,
in st. Louis, on Monday, Feb. l,
1909, and left a ten and a half
pound baby girl. Mother and child
are doing nicely, and George is
the proudest daddy in the land.
Prosecuting Attorney Damron
and w. H. femme were opposing
counsel in q civil suit tried before
Squire johnson, in Des Arc, last
Wednesday. In the progress of
the trial the attorneys INDUCED in
a little scrap. No one badly hurt.
If only a silver offering,
To Mrs. T. Baldwin's you'll bring,
We will furnish you fun and refreshments
fine,
On the eve Of St. Valentine.
Saturday, February 18th, 1909,
1880 to 1880 o'clock.
ST. AGNES GUILD.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tetwiler and
family were guests of honor at a
reception in the Presbyterian
church Friday evening. It was q
farewell function, the honorees
having prepared to leave Wednes-
day to make their home in Cotton
California.-Popldr Bluff Citizen.
The Baptist ladies are taking
subscriptions on the Womdn's Home
Companion till February 18th, for
one dollar per year. After this
one dollar and a quarter. All club
orders containing WomGnfs Home
Companion will cost an additional
twenty-five cents after February
10Th.
The attention of the read or ia
directed to the advertisement OF
MI. John j. Tiefenauer, who has
opened a bakery in the Christ
building on Main street. Mr..
Tiefenauer is an excellent baker.
He promises to give the public the
best of service and hopes to secure
a share Of the patronage.
Will Short, charged with fraudu'