Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-01-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Some mud.
Brown has a new ad.
Roads most horrible since the
thaw.
And still the land hunters come
to town.
January has Afforded some very
miserable weather.
DR.. Ellis at the Academy of
Music, January 29th.
Probate docket for the February
term is printed this week.
County Clerk Reyburn has is
sued 81 hunting licenses this
month.
Bismarck is the Mecca of a
number of Iron county travellers
these days.
Tuesday and Wednesday GER
tainly most beautiful and unusual
January days.
A moving picture show was at
the Academy of Music Friday and
Saturday night.
Mother Borgia, Su~perioress at
the convent in Arcadia, has been
very sick the past two weeks.
A big cut in every Boys and
Mans Overcoat in our house.
B. N. BROWN.
I'll. Il. Niece, the butcher, has
gone to Elvins where he has pur-
chased a half interest'in a butcher
shop.
t4sov. S. F. Taylor Of the La
fayette Park Baptist Church, st.
Louis, filled the pulpit in the
Baptist church Sunday.
Talk about high cost of living
well you won't think SO when you
read that grocery bargain list from
Lopez's on another page.
MI. Hold, the ice factory man,
has recently purchased a lot Of
machinery from the De Soto ice
plant, which he will install in Ar
cadia.
Recorder Hawkins Monday is
sued a marriage license to Peter
Hellebrand, of st. Louis, and
Annie Cords, of St. Francois
county.
1t is stated that w. T. Farmhouse,
formerly a merchant in this city,
but more recently a minister of the
goEpel, is now in the newspaper
business in Texas.
Little Fred Reed has been very
sick the past geek with what the
physicians diagnose al typhoid
fever. We are glad to say he is
reported some better.
w. j. Schwab now has a run as
train auditor on a branch of the
Iron Mountain in Arkansas. He
runs from Eudora, Arkansas, to
some point in Louisiana.
Judge White, who was hurt by
his horse running away, a few
weeks ago, is able to be out again
and has gone back to his home at
White Springs.-Fredericktown Trib-
une.
Fred Patton has given up his
position as salesman for the Lopez
Store Company, having served
over thirteen years. He will take
a job with the Murdoch Crumb
surveyors.
The thermometer registered So
Monday night. Pretty warm for
January. Now the prophets are
saying the backbone of the winter
is broken, but, unfortunately, they
don't know.
It is said that the Murdock-
Crumb people contemplate putting
another bunch of surveyors at
work in the near future. The
drawing, it is now announced, will
come OFF in April.
A hotel inspector visited Poplar
Bluff last week and, in eonse-
quence, it is announced that W
eral h~ostelries in that town will
either have 'sto mend their ways
or go out of business.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
j. B. Smith, of Pennington, who
has been sorely afflicted for a
number of years, has sufficiently
recovered his health to be able to
resume business again.
a letter from Hon. Ed. Robb
informs us that he will be in the
race for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Congress this year. Mr..
Robb has always had lots Of
friends in Iron County.
Superintendent Burnham is ar
ranging for a Teachers Meeting to
be held in Ironton, Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th. Programs will be
printed this week and appear in
the next issue of the REGISTER.
american and Good Housekeeping,
or Cosmopolitan, $3.50. The 4meri-
can and Good Housekeeping each
goes to S1.25 per year after Janu-
ary 31st. Subscribe now from
THE BAPTIST LADIES. Ask for
club order catalogue.
Work on the side track at the
station has been discontinued until
the freezing weather is over, The
pleasing announcement is also
made that the company will