Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-09
LOCAL BREvITIES.

LOCAL BREvITIES.
Holidays soon be here.
See Lopez's Christmas ad.
Al trains are more or less late
these days.
Trade has been very quiet SO
far this fall.
Christmas Shopping made easy
at Lopez's.
See the art display at the Ep-
worth League bazaar.
Last week was about The
gloomiest of the year.
The grafters don't like the REG
lister. "We're so sorry"
Mrs. 7. T. Baldwin lately re-
ceiyed a very fine piano player. =
Look for Henry Adolph's Christ
mas ad next week. Lots of holt
day goods.
Selinger & Madigan, the Area
dia liverymen, have two fine new
drummer buggies.
1t is said that the Schneider
Company at Grapiteville has Sc
cured a big paving contract.
Superintendent Burnham will
hold a teachers meeting in IRON
ION after the first Of the year.
Special price on every Ladies',
Misses and Child's hats in the
house. B. N. BROWN.
The Salvation Army solicitor
is a regular visitor these days,
making his rounds every month
or SO.
MI. Percy, our timer, keeps a
most attractive store and the show
windows always afford tasty dis
play.
j. D. Vance of Arcadia has
opened a Racket Store in the
building north Of the REGISTER
Office.
Bishop Tuttle will hold services
in ST. Paul's church next Sunday
December 12th-morning and
evening.
Fancy articles of hand embroid-
cry on sale at the Misses Bra dley,
Ironton, from December 18th until
after the Holidays.
We are waiting to hear from Mr..
Bishop to learn what part he
played in making Alabama go wet
in the recent election.
The surveyors went out to locate
a camp near the Reagan farm this
morning. Pretty cold weather to
start outdoor living.
The wreck of a freight train at
Iron Mountain Tuesday night
blocked the track and sent the
mail trains over the branch.
Ironton Lodge, 244, K. p, will
elect officers Friday night, Decem-
Der 10. All members urged to at
tend. HI. ADoLPH, K. r. & S.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Baldwin are
receiving congratulations over the
arrival of a baby boy at their
home Wednesday, December LIST,
1909.
We understand that the grafters
are boycotting Ironton these days
and running their victims to Ar
cadia to keep them away from
aeFhe Ironton knockers.
N The date Of the Epworth League
Bazaar at the Academy of Music,
is Friday, December 18th. An ex-
cellent supper will be served from
$3.50 until eight o'clock.
Don't fail to hear Griffith the
great Shakesperean interpreter, at
the Arcadia College, December
nth and 18th. Read the an
nouncement on this page.
Mrs. G. Kuhn of Marble Greek
is in st. Louis where she is having
her eyes treated by a specialist.
We hope to hear of an early i'm
provement in her condition.
Mr.. G.. w. Kanouse last week
purchased from Mr.. John New
man a tract, of land adjoining Mr.
Kanouse's garden in south Iron
ton. The price paid was $500.
Huge Assortment of Candies
for the Christmas trade-just re-
ceived. Special prices made to
churches and schools in quantity
purchasers. LOPEZ STORE Go.
For Sale.-Two pure blooded
Il White Wyandotte Cockerels; two
pure- FLOODED White Orpington
Cockerels. Apply to Harry j.
Lewis, The Naples, Arcadia, Mo.
An entertainment, James X.
Jerome's "Sunset," will be given
by the pupils of the Graniteville
school Friday evening, December
9th. Admission, twenty-five cents
For the benefit of the library.
rJ. r. Nedwieck, who has been
trainmasterSat De Soto for a mum
Der Of years, resigned last week
and has gone to Colorado to ac-
cept a position as superintendent
on the D. & R. G. railroad.
Messrs. Whitworth and Huff re-
turned Saturday from their trip to
Charleston in the interest of "Ep-
worth Among the Hills" They
think they will sell a number Of
lots to the Methodist folk down