Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-09-15
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

B. N. Brown scan Save You
Money"
County court proceedings are
published this week.
MI. Downey resumed work as
station agent Tuesday.
Hunting season soon be here.
Have you got your license?
Miss Bessie Hotson has charge
of the Logtown school this year.
After all there seem to be a
good many apples in the country.
w. T. Gay installed a furnace
under his residence the past week.
There never were before SO
many tomatoes grown in the val
ley.
The indications are for an un-
usually large acreage of wheat
this fall.
Tuesday week will be the forty
sixth anniversary of the battle of
Pilot Knob.
Iron county will soon begin
harvesting che biggest corn crop
in its history.
With the shutting down Of the
hub factory cord wood will become
more in demand.
MI. Trauernicht expects to oc-
cupy his new home in the course
of a couple of weeks.
Large shipment of School Books
and School Supplies just received.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
A minstrel show is contemplated
the latter part of next month for
the benefit of the Ironton or
chestra.
For Sale-A team of good big
horses-one, a mare with foal. Ad-
dress, John Kartesz, Box "a, Pilot
Knob, Mo.
F. O. Codding wants to buy
hogs and lanbs, for which he will
pay cash. Bring them in and get
your money.
The Baptist boys band returned
from Moberly Saturday night.
The boys all say that they had the
lime of their life.
Rieke & Son sell furniture on
the installment plan. Payments
weekly or monthly. Fine line OF
goods at low prices.
Henry and Carol Trammel have
sold their farm, west of town, to
James Anderson and James
Croker. Consideration, $1,000.
Jacob Tins has purchased a lot
just west of Mrs. Edwards home,
and, we understand, will build a
home thereon in the near future.
A post card from our old friend.
Mr.. Pat O'Brien, informs us that
he has reached Denver on his way
home and has been having a royal
time.
The Clifton Remedy Company
are spending this week at Bis
marck. They are straightforward
people and have a very good little
show.
Mr.. Boardman, the funny man
with the Clifton Remedy Compa-
nv, tells US that he will be here
early in the winter with a gooo
show.
Mrs. Bond leaves to-day on g
visit to relatives in Kansas City
, and other points in western Mis-
souri,. Franco goes to st. JOSEPH
to school.
Rev. Arthur Britain of st
Louis is spending his vacation a
Mackinac. On his return ne will
take charge Of st. Johns church
st. Louis.
The county court will sit as
court of appeals September 10Th Il
hear any complaints from the as
sessments of the merchants ant
manufacturers.
Geo. M. johnson tells us that h
will probably leave in a few day
for Prentice, Alabama; where 81
will engage in saw mill work TO
Mr.. E. E. Cain.
MI. j. G. O'Nea OF Irondal
cama down Tuesday with hi
daughter, Miss Mabel, who vii
attend Elmwood Seminary
Pennington Times.
Joseph Madlinger has removes
from the Albert building to tn,
bakery building across the street
He will remove his family from
Pilot Knob next month.
, The saw mill building is beinI
placed in a condition for the ney
screen factory. The new factor,
will probably be in operation i
the course Of a month or 10.
FOR SALE-House and lot, Mai
street. Corner, suitable for bust
ness or private use; fine location
best drinking water in town. Ca
or write to John Nagel, Irontor
Mo.
Lost-Between Brule and Belle
view, Sept. 5, a dress coat, con
tanning a railroad mileage bool
Finder please return to CONNER
cial Hotel, lronton, and receive re
ward.