Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-10-27
LOCAL BREvITIES.

LUCAL b~hEtlTlES.
Some chrysanthemums.
Next Monday is Halloween.
The screen factory will soon be
in operation.
Considerable hay being hauled
to town.
Arcadia wants more street
lights, too.
Teachers Meeting at Belleview,
November 9Th.
For Sale-A good working mare.
Apply at this office.
No candidate for Constable of
Arcadia Township?
The official ballots are printed
in the supplement this week.
Suffragette social at Workmen's
Hall, Graniteville, October 31st.
Manager Grandhomme an
nounces a show for November 9th.
More wood being hauled to
town than for a good many years
past.
John Mayes is building an ad-
dition to his livery stable in south
Ironton.
A big lot of anti election work
has kept the printers pretty busy
this week.
Some of the long promised new
Engines are at last on the Iron
= Mountain.
Certainly there has been some
most delightful weather this
month.
Ironton will play foot ball whit
the Doe Run team Saturday, No
vember 9Th.
If a man is "worth WHILE" he
will wear a Worth Hat-you'll find
them at Lopez's.
Good pasture for rent for 10Y or
horse. See R. P. Grow, in the
Begley property.
Coming soon. cell and Jane
The show you know. Academy Of
Music, November 9th.
Just received at B. N. Brwon's q
big line of Clothing. Splendid
clothing at low prices.
Price Ringo has recently had hi'
residence reprinted which greatly
improves its appearance.
H. M. Collins of Arcadia an.
nounces that he will probably be
in the ice business next year.
Found-A breast pin. Call a
this Office, prove property, pay Ito.
this advertisement and take the
pin.
There were a couple of killing
frosts the past week, but, for al
that, the foliage is unusually greer
for the season.
Rev. Strother talked state-widt
prohibition at Pilot Knob Monday
night and at the court house Tues
day night.
An enthusiastic bunch of Demo
Gratis came in from Graniteville t.
hear MI. Dockery's speech Mon
day night.
Seven wagons, loaded with Rey'
nolds county apples, bound for tn
lead belt, passed through tow
this morning.
Prof. j. T. Patterson expects t.
remove his family to his recently
~,purchased farm in BellevleW tn
last of the week.
The Ironton w. G. 7. U. vii
meet, as usual, at the Presbyterian
church, Wednesday, Novembe
I'd, at three o'clock.
Miss Mildred Polk was in s.
Louis several days this week Il
the interest of the Lopez Stor
Co.'s Millinery Department.
Rev. Jack Frost went to Fla
River last Sunday to fill tn
Baptist pulpit there aid he ma!
accept a call to the care OF tina
church.
The man who is fortunat
enough to have a furnace misse
all the fun of putting up stoves Il
the fall. We always have the tul
at our house.
Mr.. R. J. Buhren, President o
the Arcadia Valley Manufacturing
Company, has located his tamil
in the Roehry house on Shepher
Mountain side.
Fuller Swift of the Ironton Ente'
prise was here Monday enroute t
Perry county to make a icy
speeches for the Republican can
1psidates.-Bismdrck Gazette.
Some fifteen or twenty men ar
at work at Pilot Knob getting To
property in shape for active min
ing. Tracks are being laid an
machinery put in condition.
The M. w. D. A. will give
Thanksgiving dinner for the puI
pose Of securing money wit
which to put lights on the bac
streets. Amost worthy cause.
Among the attorneys in atteno
ance on circuit court in additio
to the local bar ares: l.. +. DIT
ming, Potosi; 0. L. Mung,e
Greenville; j. H. Raney, Popl'
Bluff.