Iron County register., 1910-10-20
Extra good qualities Beef at
the Valley Meat Market.

MISS mamie hOenrY Is VlSlIluR
in Poplar Bluff. Friday night she
and Miss Harrington, quite TALENT
ed musician of that city, will give
recital in the opera house in
Poplar Bluff.
DR.. G. w. Farrar is on deal to
trade his big farm in Belleview
for body of land in Lee county,
Arkansas. In case he makes the
trade he will probably make his
home in Arkansas.
Fred A. Twomey, who is teach
ing school in Caledonia, was in
town last Saturday. Fred says he
is getting along nicely and likes
Caledonia very much, though at
times it is wee bit lonesome.
The best music talk ever
listened to, Mr.. Fitzpatrick will
make good before any audience.
His personality and versatility are
sure to win.
DR.. BYRON KING, Pittsburg, Pa.
The COWS are running at large
again in the streets. The order of
the state veterinarian was that they
should not be turned on the range
again until frost. If we've had
any frost yet it has been very
slight, indeed.
To Joseph Seilinger of Chloride
we are indebted for basket of
very fine apples, of the choicest
varieties. They are large, perfect
in development, and toothsome.
To Joe and his better-half long
life and good fortune
The railroad company has as
yet made no move toward locating
a depot at Pilot Knob. In fact, it
is said, that the order of the rail-
way commission has not yet been
served on the company. 1t loo ks
like a needless delay.
| George P. Foster, who has been
living in Middlebrook for the past
three years, is going to dispose OF
his property there and remove to
Florida. Mr.. Foster suffers from
catarrh and thinks that the change
in climate will prove beneficial.
Mr.. T. L. Standley, merchant
at Hendrickson, in Butler county,
who some time since purchased
about 900 acres of land on Cedar
Creek, is building a residence on
the place and expects to make
Iron county his home in the future
Quite an enjoyable dance at the
Orrick House last Saturday even
ing. 1t was ''surprise" given to
Mr.. A. l. Willard upon his home
coming. The good wishes then
expressed for his health and future
welfare are warmly seconded by
the REGISTER.
We understand that the law
! firm of DINING & Dinning of this
place, composed of Judge l.. F
Dinning and son. L. F. Dining,
Jr., will shortly remove to Poplar
. Bluff, Mo-, and that the families
of both members of the firm will
also make their future homo il
9 that city.-Potosi Journal.
, Remember the teachers meet.
ing at Des Arc, Saturday, October
22d. A special invitation is giver
to the school officers, patrons anc
pupils to attend this meeting. The
. pupils of the Des Arc school will
render programme Of literary
exercises at this meeting. Meet
n ing will begin at 1890 A. M.
:, Wild geese have been dyint
southwark for several days. Las
Saturday at Graniteville they wer,
so numerous and annoying tha
: Mr.. w. r. Allen felt impelled tc
take his shotgun and use it, pure
ly in self-defense. At the frs
discharge he brought down three
/, the others of the flock, taking
warning, winged their way t.
other parts, and the molestation o
their "honk! honk!" afflicts tn
4 Graniteville ear no more.
= Hartford Collins was in the Of
I fee one day this week with pict
ure of the court house as it ap
!, peared Just after being finished il
d 1859. A few years afterwards tn
=" roof was blown off the building b.
windstorm,a ,and different cupol
# was built so that the old picture
not an exact counterfeit of tn
/. present structure, Mr.. Collins &c
the photograph from his mothe
who is now living in Steelville bu
$ was a resident of the valley at tn
q time the picture was made.
: Mrs. ]. N. Bishop and Georg
and Misses Annie and Gladys le
last Thursday for Tuscaloosa
It Alabama, where Mr.. Bishop i
sr employed as train auditor on tn
g Mobile & Ohio railroad, to max
v their future home. Miss Lora, VIII
is teacher in the Ironton schools
,e and Miss Lille, who is teachin
r in Charlottesville, will join th
l. family at Tuscaloosa after tn
d school season terminates. w
wish them every success and hap
piness in their new southern hom'
II Mr.. BENZ. Wiseman, engineer G
,e the Syenite Company's railroad
r was hurriedly brought here in
buggy Monday about noon, M
w. r. Allen driving. The forms
Z was suffering intensely from cram
IS in his arms and fingers. All til
az way down Mr.. A. chafed the a
n flicted members and in th
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