Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Lopez's tell of Christmas.
Hog killing time has arrived.
Santa Claus is getting busy.
The boys and girls were skating
last week.
Five degrees below zero Tues
day night.
Gift Goods, of every description
at Lopez's.
Dry wood is a scarcity and al
most a luxury.
Are we going to have any holt
day entertainments?
Look out for Henry Adolph's
Christmas ad next week.
Don't wait until the last day to
do your Christmas shopping.
Teachers meeting in Ironton
next Saturday, December 10th.
The turkey and rabbit hunters
have been busy since the snow
fell.
Rev. Fuller Swift has purchased
Mrs. Hills residence on the south
of Shepherd Mountain.
Miss Alta Kindell entertain ed
the 0. l. c., Tuesday, 10Th ult., at
a seven o'clock dinner.
Ice formed on the creeks and
.Aponds last Wednesday night.
Pretty early in the season.
A woNDER-The special $3.50
Mems Suit with a pair of suspend
ers free at Browns is a wonder.
The Christmas holidays of the
Ironton school district will ex-
tend from December 23d to Janu-
airy I'd.
One of Ironton's widows, we are
told, will trod the 6owery path to
Hymen's altar ere the New Year
comes.
The Social Club gave Mrs. H.
M. Collins of Arcadia a postal
card shower on her birthday, last
Sunday.
The railroad company is putting
in a switch at Pilot Knob for the
convenience of the Puxico Iron
Company.
The hunters are not having any
great success this season. One
reason assigned is the extremely
dry weather.
1t is said that Joseph F. Lindsay
and Orrin L. Munger, of Piedmont,
have formed a co-partnership for
the practice of law.
A letter from Capt. E. G. Clark,
who has been in Canada for some
time past, apprises US that he is
now at Filler, Idaho.
w. A. Shelton of the Mann
neighborhood has moved his fam
lily to town and is domiciled in
Mrs. Clark's residence.
The fence gang on the railroad.
building north, has reached IRON
ton. The fencing is constructed OF
cement posts and wire.
Mrs. Frank DeGarmo, of st.
Louis, made an interesting talk or
"Good Roads for Child Welfare
at the Academy of Music Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Delano tells us that the tenn
perature during the month of No.
vember Just passed was on an
average about thirteen degrees
colder than last year.
AS yet the railroad company
has made no move toward com.
plying with the order of the rail.
way commission to establish a de-
pot at Pilot Knob.
The Texas tick, it is said, i,
stamped out for this season, but 6
great many people express th'
fear that it will cause trouble
again next spring.
Before purchasing your Christ
LID SllGb Cdll duu 500 ohO lohSL
articles Of hand-embroidery OF
sale at the Misses Bradley's, De
cember 18th and 18th.
Will Hall has leased the ic
house on Stout's creek and will
have charge of the ice bushes
next summer-provided there !
any ice made this winter.
Louis Miller has the foundation
completed for a half dozen bunga
lows on the property across tn
street and west of where the oil
Arcadia Hotel was located.
Circuit court adjourned in Rey
nolds county Saturday after bein
in session just INT week. Th
criminal cases were disposed 3
and something over 500 civil case
continued until the next term.
Big Reduction in Hats. Ever,
Ladies' and Misses Hat in the stor
cut from ne-third to one-half Il
price. Now's the time to buy-re
member we do not carry Their
over. LOPEZ STORE 20.
ssFor Her Brothers. Sake &
the Academy of Music Saturda
night, December 18th. This 10 th
same company that played "Bi
JIM here a couple Of month
since. A good show. Don't mis-
it.
$4,000 per month straight salar
and expenses, to men with rig,
Introduce our Poultry Remedies
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