Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-11-24
LOCAL B%REvITIEs.

ram is badly needed.
Too dry, the hunters say.
Frosty mornings but fine.
Fresh mackerel at Lopez's.
No. 25 is again running regular
ly late.
A most unusually dry No
vember.
Santa Claus will soon be get
ting busy.
Circuit court in Reynolds county
next week.
Services at st. Paul's church
next Sunday.
Good buggy and work horse for
sale. Apply to John Albert.
There was a total eclipse of the
moon last Wednesday night.
Saw you ever before so lovely a
November morning as Monday?
The official statement of the Iron
County Bank isprinted this week.
The tame turkey is said to be
rather scarce in this section this
year.
Has the creamery and ice plant
in Arcadia been abandoned for
ever?
Quite a number of wild turkeys
turkeys are being killed adjacent
to town.
Try the Ironton made cigars
eek" and "White Seal" They
are all right.
DR.. Bernays, the Little Rock OPP
tician is at the Commercial Hotel
to-day Wednesday,
Remember we are always most
thankful for any item of news you
may phone or send to the office.
To Mr.. Minor York we are in
debted for some very fine apples
from his orchard in Wayne coun-
ty.
Ben Patterson, who lives on
Marble Creek, will have a sale of
his personal property next Satur-
day.
John Conway, the barber, went
out to the Shut-In Monday morn
ing and secured a fine young COB
bier.
What do you think of this? A
mans heavy, fleece-lined suit OF
underwear for 85c at B. N.
Browns.
May every reader Of the REGIS
TER have a good Thanksgiving
dinner, and a day of peace and
happiness.
The REGISTER this week pub.
fishes the Mayors proclamation
declaring Ironton a city of the
fourth class.
The county court advertises the
county farm for lease and also
wants bids for taking care of the
county's poor.
Get your Thanksgiving dinner
supplies at Codding's. Turkeys.
cranberries, oysters, grapes and
everything good to eat.
For Sale - Stock of genera
merchandise and fixtures. Will
be sold at a bargain. Apply to
Tual Bros, Arcadia, Mo.
VIM. HI. Whitworth, Thompson
Blanton, Carroll York and James
Edgar left Monday for Marble
Creek on a two weeks hunt.
The Arcadia Valley Orchard &
Nursery Company are planning tc
convert Oak Mountain, just NORTH
of Pilot Knob, into a mammoth
orchard.
G.. w. Durfee Monday bough'
the John Clinton home in north
Ironton, paying therefor $3.50
Mr.. Clinton will move to Belle.
view, we r told.
We are sorry to state that Mr.. P,
w. Whitworth has been confined
to his room for the past week OF
more. We hope to report ar
early improvement.
Last week we stated that the
teachers meeting would be held
in Ironton, Saturday, Decembel
71th. 1t should have been Satur.
day, December 10th.
The Ironton and Doe Run teams
will play foot ball in Ironton
Thanksgiving day, at2:30 o'clock
The home team say they are go
ing to win this time sure.
The screen factory people say
that they are in a position to offeI
the people of the valley electric
lights-32 candle power-at u
cents a month. That looks good.
A. j.. Michel is manufacturing
cigars in town, and wishes tn
patronage of the people. TIL,
brands are Elk and White Seal
If you want q good smoke try one
w. M. Matsler, who last sprini
bought the p. w. Whitworth farm
at the foot of Arcadia Heights
this week moved his family her
from Iowa and is domlciled on tn
place.
Chester Prince, an Ironton boy
cashier of the Bank of Elvins, vii
be married Thanksgiving day t
Miss Grace Beach of Wisconsin
We wish Mr.. Prince and his brid