Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Three inches of ice on the creeks
again Monday.
The merchants have done a big
business the last few days.
The barber shops in Ironton will
close at noon Christmas day.
An up-to-date line of Silver
ware at Adolph's iewelry store.
If the Christmas Spirit hasn't
yet taken possession of you-try a
visit to Lopez's.
"Sunset," by the Graniteville
public school Christmas eve, Adj
mission, 25 cents.
For SALE-A wagon and two
horses and harness. Apply to
John Newman, Ironton, Mo.
The ordinance prohibiting the
annoying COW bell within the city
limits is published this week.
Special price on every Ladies',
Misses and Child's hats in the
house. B. N. BROWN.
&c to Codding's for your Christi
mas Turkey, Cranberries, Celery,
Grapes, and all things good to eat.
The public schools in Ironton
and Arcadia close for the holidays
December oath. They reopen jan
uary Sd.
To every REGISTER reader: A
Merry, Merry Christmas and
Bright, Happy and Prosperous
New Year!
"Topsy Turvy'' commences at
S:t5 o'clock, sharp. If you arrive
after that hour you will miss part
of the show.
Remember the grand ball and
supper at Graniteville New Years
eve, under the auspices Of M. W.
A. Camp, 1902.
w. E. Conway now has a posi-
ton in Poplar Bluff managing a
number Of butcher shops control
by one company.
The bazaar given by the ladies of
Fort Hill church and Epworth
League last Friday night was an
immense success. The receipts
were 1856.
Strayed-Two-year old steer,
smooth crop in each ear and
underbit in left. Will pay reward
for return. j. G. Wood, Middle
brook, Mo.
Circuit court adjourned in Rey-
nolds county last Friday after
being in session four weeks. That
beats us some and we thought our
court was a long one.
Arthur Huff will accept the po-
sition of assistant cashier in the
Iron County Bank the first of the
year. A better man for the place
would be hard to find.
Charles E. Bolch and wife,
formerly Of Annapolis, who are
now living in st. Louis, will prob
ably return to Annapolis to make
their home in the future, we are
told.
Freeman Martin says that "The
Negro Boarding House" at the
Academy Of Music Christmas
night will be l'the very finest
Admission, Is cents; reserved
seats, 35 cents.
Prof. Daugherty says they are
going to have 'tthe greatest show
ever at Graniteville Friday even
ing-sSunset," by the Graniteville
public school. Admission, twenty
five cents.
A. L. Hill last Saturday bought
all the old junk, washers, boilers
and other personal property Of the
Big Muddy Coal & Iron Company
at Pilot Knob. A number Of junk
men were after the stuff but Mr.,
Hill made the highest bid.
For SALE OR TRADE-I have
for sale or trade one pair Of horses,
wagon and harness. Will trade
for cattle or hogs, or good mule,
Also one good family horse known
as the Arthur Huff horse.
A. L. HILL.
S. j. Tual sends us a posta,
card from San Antonio. He says
that all the flowers are in bloom
the weather warm, and people are
moving the lawns down there
He will spend a few days in Gal
weston before returning home.
The case of Sanders VS.. the
Clark Gay Manufacturing Com
pany in Reynolds county for S1O,'
900 damages for the killing Of 9
man in defendants factory a
Ellington last January, has beer
transferred to the United States
court in st. Louis.
A gang Of thirty men were pu
to work at the station here Mon
day morning to complete the sid
track which was starred some three
years ago. A long suffering pub.
lie will be glad to know that thu
miserable approaches to the station
are to be remedied at last.
Fancy fruits and vegetables, in
GLIDING oranges, lemons, bananas.
pineapples, grapes, apples, Gran.
berries, celery, radishes, green
onions, sweet potatoes and cab
bage, at F. A. Twomey's, opposite
courthouse; phone 49,. Promp
delivery.
Mrs. Woodside asks us to tel
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