Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-16
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.


Four inches of rain last week.
A jeweler is a newcomer at Ar
cadia.
The Ironton schools commence
next Monday.
Our valley supply of ice now
comes from De Soto.
Note the change in the ad. of
the Iron County Bank.
Seems to be a case of summer
lingering in the lap of autumn.
Some nice pigs for sale.
A. K. SUTTON.
We hear that there is talk of
building a Touring mill at Des
Arc.
Butter and eggs unusually
scarce. What will the winter
bring?
DR.. Chas. P. Harviell sends us a
postal card from the Seattle x
position.
The lawns and meadows show
new life since the rains of the past
two weeks.
D. E. Reagan Monday purchased
the Christ bakery property on
Main street.
In the local option election in
Fredericktown last Saturday the
''dry'' side won.
Grand Columbus Day Celebra-
ton, Workmen's Hall, GRANTEE
vile, October 18th.
Mrs. Kaesemacher is building
an addition to the residence oc-
cupied by Mrs Gross.
The annual conference of the M.
E. Church, South, convenes in
Fredericktown to-day.
The addition to the school
house adds much to the appear
ance of that structure.
County court proceedings are
printed this week. An adjourned
term will be held September 28th.
The indications are that Iron
county will be well represented
at the Pennington fair next month.
Commissioner Burnham an
nounces that the Teachers Asso-
citation will be held October 81
%.
S. P. Ringo is in st. Louis buy
ing the fall stock for the Lopez
Store Company. Particulars next
week.
Mrs. Augusta Selinger recently
sold her farm on Marble Creek to
Chas. Ivester. Consideration,
$500.
The ssfats" and cleans play
their annual game of ball Thurs
day afternoon. Proceeds for the
benefit of the band.
George Left has a position as
guard in the penitentiary at JEFF
ferson City. His family will re-
move there this week.
Dave Vance Monday sold the
livery stable in Arcadia to VIM.
Selinger Of Marble Creek, who
will take charge at once.
) Up to date County Clerk Rey-
burn has issued about seventy
hunting licenses and the season
hasn't fairly started yet.
The county court of st. Francois
county last week appropriated
500 to be given as premiums at
the Bismarck horse show.
The last legislature gave Mis-
sourians another holiday-Colum-
bus Day, October 12th-the date
of the discovery of America.
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AS.
Cole Younger was at the Acad-
envy of Music Monday night.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather a good crowd was in at
tendance.
The Bloomer Girls, for some
reason unknown failed to put In
an appearance at Ironton last
Thursday, and, in consequence,
there was no ball game.
w. E. Conway has sold his
!. butcher shop in south Ironton to a
man by the name of Mckee, re-
Gently from Illinois, who will
take charge about the Goth.
Adrain Steel is now domiciled
in the Shapleigh home. Mr..
James G. Newman has moved to
the house formerly occupied by
Mr.. Steel.
"A postal card from j. N. Bishop,
Tuscaloosa, Alabama: MAY you
have more and more friends, but
need them less and less" Same to
you, Noblei b
A prairie schooner, northward
bound, passed through Ironton
last Saturday morning. These
crafts are much less frequent than
they used to be.
Contracts are still being made,
we understand, for the erection of
bungalows on the Arcadia
Heights. The hill will be a busy
place next spring.