Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Time to pay your taxes.
Trains still tagging along.
A little splitting of snow yester-
day.
Down to ten degrees Tuesday
night.
Ideal winter weather was that of
the week ending Monday.
Teams Wanted-To haul wood.
Apply to R. @. Marks, Ironton, Mo.
Booster envelopes printed at the
REGISTER Office. Send in your
order.
Brown has Christmas and New
Years post cards by the thou
sands.
F. Buchenschuetz, at Middle
brook, packed some four inch ice
the past week.
County court will meet next
week to lease the county farm and
transact other business.
A Merry, Merry Christmas and
Bright and Happy New Year to
every REGISTER reader!
Santa Claus was on the street
Saturday. He seemed to be max
ing Percy's his headquarters.
1t is rumored that trains Nos. %
and rs will be discontinued on the
1st-a sort of New Years present.
Don't worry about "What you
Awill give for Christmas" Come to
our store. You will find it here.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
There will be a public sale of the
personal property of the late S. G..
Shular at the farm on Marble
Creek, Saturday, December 31st.
. Grand Holiday Ball, in Work.
mems Hall, Graniteville, Friday
night, December 23d, under u
spices of M. w. A. A big time.
Do not fail to attend.
Man past 80 with horse and bug
gy to sell stock condition powder
in Iron county. Salary $40 per
month. Address 301 Unity Bldg,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Collector elect j. G. Forshee of
Belleview Tuesday bought the Ed.
Summers farm, west of Ir%onton,
paying $1,000 therefor. There are
thirty acres in the tract.
Addie Inman, who recently sold
his farm in Madison county on the
st. Francis river, Monday pur-
chased from Sergeant Andrews the
old Harkey place this side Of the
Shut-In.
For SALE-A fine Kimball Piano.
Cost $3.50, on which 500 has been
paid. Will sell for balance due at
So per month. See piano at Rieke's
furniture store, or write Clark
Music Co., Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Sold under strict warrantee.
We learn that VIM. R. Edgar,
Jr,, of st. Louis, recently success
fully passed an examination for
admittance to the bar conducted by
the State Board at Jefferson City.
We heartily congratulate the
young man and wish him a very
successful future.
Last Monday Constable Daniels
OF Des Arc brought up three no.
boes, arrested for breaking into
and sleeping in the Holiness
church house Saturday night.
Squire Rasche gave them, each,
thirty days in jail, which will car
~ them comfortably over the Hol-
idays,
Last Sunday was bright and
warm, with just enough GOODNESS
in the air to invigorate. Several
gentlemen took advantage of the
weather and made a horseback
trip to Tom Sank and the adjacent
forests. They were amply reward
ed by the scenic display from the
mountain top, and are enthusiast
tic over its extent and beauty.
At the regular election of Des
Arc Camp, No. 1852, M. W. A.,
the following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year: V
O., e. I'll. Caldwell; w. A., w. J.
Fitz; Banker, J. w. Howard
Clerk, P. B. Powers; Escort, R. |
Stamp; Waterman, T. L. Morris
Sentry, E. w. Fitz; Physician, DR.,
G. Fl. jones'; Manager, L. L,
Schmidt.
VIM. Nations of Arcadia Mon.
day received a telegram from Pop.
lar Bluff announcing the death Of
his son-in-law, Samuel Bradley
AS Bradley had been in good
health a day or SO before it il
thought death may have resulted
from an accident. The deceased
was a painter sby trade and liyeo
in Arcadia a number of years. A
wife and two children survive him
Geo. Stanfil editor OF the Bonnie
Terre Register, and Miss Leonors
Day, daughter Of Mrs. Milton Gov
ington, were quietly married atthe
M. E. church, south, parsonage
Bonne Terre, Friday evening at
O'Clock, by Rev. N. B. Henry,
Miss Gertrude McMahn and Steve
Gidley were the attendants. Aftel
the ceremony they went to theil
furnished home in Lakeview.-
Pennington Neacs.
We received a long communica