Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-11-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

PROBATE court next week.
County court is in session this
week.
The creamery will be sold at
trustees sale next Monday.
For Sale-A good Top Buggy.
Apply to j. j. 1%iefenauer, Ironton,
Mo.
Mr.. York is driving the most
handsome team of bays in the val
ley.
The leaves have furnished fuel
for multitudious bonfres the past
week.
Newman L. Farmer, on his way
home to California, sends US a
card from Old Mexico.
Mayor Rasche has removed his
grocery and confectionery to his
old stand in north Ironton.
Special price on two or more
c%hildren's, misses or ladies' hats
or on coat and hat at B. N.
Browns.
The Cleaners will give a Chicken
Pie Dinner at the Academy of
Music Thanksgiving. Particulars
next week.
Superintendent Burnham has
moved to Ironton and is now DOM
iciled in P. w. Whitworth's cot
tage on Shepherd street.
o. G.. Green, the barber, has
bought the house in north Ironton
formerly occupied by T. P. Cor
don, the colored school teacher.
1t is said that Mr.. N. P. Logan,
who recently graduated in law in
st. Louis, is thinking of locating
in the valley for the practice OF
his profession.
$500 REWARD Ed. A.. Meyer
offers if he cannot substantiate the
statement that COWS ring their bells
for Buffalo Clutter Food, the great
est butter fat maker on earth.
The "Virginia Warblers'' at the
Academy of Music Saturday night
was a company of artists. AS an
entertainment of it's class it could
not be excelled anywhere. The
attendance was large.
VIM. Trauernicht made a trip to
Clarks, Louisiana last week. His
reputation as a good tailor is by
no means local, as this trip to
Louisiana was made to take meas
ures for its.-Bismarck Gazette.
The boys were out playing the
usual Halloween FRANKS last Sat-
urday night. In some instances
they carried the joke a little too
far, we are inclined to think, but
it's a case of "grin and bear it"
If you want clothes that are
made right, look right, and are
right, in style, quality and price,
VIZ can please you out of our i'm
mense stock.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Strayed-From Annapolis, Iron
county, Mo-, large red COW, swal-
low fork in right ear and small I'M
derbit in each ear. Any informa-
ton leading to her recovery will be
rewarded. JOHN MCCALL.
In the past month or two seven-
. ty-three cars Of iron r have
: been shipped from the dump, near
the washer, at Pilot Knob, to the
st. Louis Blast Furnace Company.
The last shipment was made last
week.
w. H. Egan, a we'll known rail-
road man of st. Joseph, Mo-, last
week bought a building site or Ar
cadia Heights and some other land.
Mr.. Egan is a Christian Scientist
and located in that colony. He will
build in the spring.
Mrs. M. j. Orrick Monday even
ing received a telegram announc-
ing the arrival a baby boy at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Bonham, in Granite City, Illinois,
that morning. The newcomer
weighs ten pounds and all are well.
NY old-time friend, ). M. Pick
ems, ESQ.,, of Corning, Ark, was
in the valley last week, placing a
daughter in the Arcadia College.
He reports all we'll with his folks
and +. S. Jordan and family-all
of whom are now residents Of
Corning.
The colored band of Ironton de-
n sire to thank the white people who
SO literally contributed to them
for the buying of new band
instruments. The instruments
have arrived, and we may expect
some good music real soon. So
says freeman Martin.
w. A. Sigman was in to see us
one day last week and tells us that
his father, J.F. Sigman, who is
we'll known to many Of our readers,
has been in very poor health at
his home In st. Francois county
for the past year. We hope to
hear Of an improvement in his
condition.
IA star Route will soon be es-
tablished from Goodland to Bixby.
in the west end of the county. AT
present the Bixby officeis supplied
from Salem. In future it will be
supplied from Ironton and the
people at that Office will then get
their st. Louis mail a day sooner
than under the present arrange-