Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-10-28

Lots Oh nuo loBs coming In.
Business continues to be awfully
dull.
The w. G. t. U. Column is re-
sumed this week.
Meyer, the Arcadia man, has a
new ad this week.
We've had some of the genuine
melancholy days the past week.
There are a few good apples
coming to town from the surround
ing country.
All the teachers praised the en-
larged and improved Ironton
school building.
You can get shoes cheap that
look well, fit well, and wear we'll,
at B. N. Browns.
More teachers in town last week
than have been here for many
years at one time.
The hub factory resumed work
Monday morning after being idle
a couple of weeks.
More railroad ties being hauled
into the valley these days than
ever known before.
Quite a lot of ducks have been
killed at the Iron Mountain dam
the past few weeks.
Poplar Bluff has passed an or
dinance prohibiting the COWS from
running the city's streets.
Squirrels seem to be unusually
plentiful this fall and the hunters
are bringing lots Of them in.
An unusually large delegation
from the west end of the county
in attendance on circuit court this
week.
Rev. J. F. Adrian of Arcadia
entertained his brother and bride
from Audrain county a couple of
days last week.
The "Uncle Tom" show last
Friday night had a fair audience,
Notwithstanding counter attrac-
tions and a bad night.
The Arcadia school district, it is
said, will again vote on the prop
osition to build a new school house
at the regular meeting in April.
The Ladies' Guild Of the st.
Paul's Church will meet at Mrs.
Codding's Thursday afternoon
this week. A full attendance is
desired.
Don't forget the virginia
Warblers" at the Academy of
Music next Saturday night. The
indications are that there will be a
full house.
Mrs. Woodside was in st. Louis
this week selecting more fall and
winter millinery. She asks the
ladies to call and see her latest
lmportatlons.
Grover Fits pleaded guilty in
Squire Rasche's court last Tues
day to having assaulted Lee
Davis a few days previous, and
paid fine and costs therefor.
We have a few cases left of those
home grown, hand packed, toma-
toes that everybody is talking
about. 81 dozen.
MEYERS, Arcadia.
If you would view the horrors seen
When come the spooks Of Halloween
Insure your life, and take dime,
And have a terrifying timel
Halloween Party, st. Paul's rec
tory, Friday evening, October 20.
The Baptist Ladies' kindly So
licit subscriptions for all kinds Of
magazines-singly or in club
orders. All subscriptions sent of
the same day that they are re-
ceived.
Wanted-Cook for boarding
house with ten boarders; middle
aged woman preferred. Wages
$3.50 a week; good home. Apply
or write Mrs. M. 3. Gallagher
Leadwood, Mo.
The Murdoch Crumb Company
has leased the room in the Acad-
envy Of Music building formerly
used by the post-office and will
occupy same as their Office the
next few months.
If you want clothes that are
made right, look right, and arr
right, in style, quality and price,
we can please you out of our i'm
mense stock.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
One million dollars is to be
spent on improving the Belmont
Branch this year. This will in.
clude sixteen new steel bridges
and many important changes and
substantial additions.-Farming
ton Times.
A. Hanlan, of st. Louis, owner
of the Silver Mines dam, has an
nounced to the State Game War.
den that he will neither tear dowr
the dam or put in q fish chute
The matter will probably be taker
to the courts.
The city has ordered three cars
of thing from st. Louis. This, il
is calculated, will be sufficient te
supplant all the wooden bridges
and culverts with tiling. We com.
mend the authorities on the good
judgement shown.
We hear that some of the build.