Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-02-17
LOCAL BREvITIES.

LOCAL B%REvITIES.
Lopez's have a new ad.
Did you get a valentine?
Probate court is in session.
No candidates for city offices
yet.
County court will adjourn to-
day.
See Browns new advertisement
this week.
The early gardener will DOR be
getting busy.
Elmer Newman is again at work
in the post-ofice.
County court proceedings are
printed on the first page.
st. Valentines day was a busy
one at for the post-ofice.
The Murdoch -Crumb surveyors
are now camped near Hogan.
Fred Fisher has moved into the
Logan cottage on Shepherd street.
Mrs. Nettie (O'Neal) Bells has
an interesting letter on our first
page.
The official statement of the
Bank of Des Arc is printed this
week.
The local banks will not be open
for business next Tuesday-Wash-
ington's birthday.
Woman's Home Companion and Nc
Cures Magazine, through February
only, So. BAPTIST LADIES.
A drop of forty six degrees in
the Thermometer from Tuesday
evening to Wednesday morning.
For Sale-Barred Plymouth Rock
Eggs. Per setting of Is, IS cents.
Herbert Bixon, Middlebrook, Mo.
Homemade candy will be sold
at Codding's meat market next
Saturday for the benefit Of St.
Paul's Sunday School.
Daniel Delaney, travelling pas
senger agent of the Iron Mountain,
was here last week with a view of
making his home in the valley.
Special-One dozen mems heavy,
extra good work socks for 95
cents per dozen. Sold no other
way. B. N. BROWN, Ironton.
Tuesday was another spring
day. But that night there came a
blizzard. Next morning the
ground was white with sleet and
more falling.
The new side track at the station
has at last been completed, and a
cinder walk has been built from
the depot to Main street. For all
of which we are most thankful.
VIM. HI. Webb of the west end
of the county sends the REGISTER
some interesting letters telling of
his recent trip to Old Mexico. We
shall publish them in the near flu
ture.
Marshall Mcdowell, a young
man from Madison county, was
arrested on the street Saturday
night, we'll thanked" Monday he
paid a fine of 81 and costs and was
released.
James Harris, who has charge
Of the Ironton section, has been
a warded a prize of $25 for having
his section in the best shape of
any on the Missouri division. Mr..
Harris is a good track maker.
A party of young people came
down from st. Louis last week to
spend a few days on the Heights.
But the cold weather was too much
for them and they soon hunted
warmer quarters in the Arcadia
Hotel.
Chas. j. Newman and III. F. Col
Inns are planning to repaint the
advertisements on the curtain in
the Academy of Music. The
curtain now shows advertisements
of a number of good citizens long
since gone to their reward.
VIM. and DR. Trauernicht left
Tuesday for Cape Girardeau,
where the DR.. will assist in the
organization of a dental society.
Bill says he will make the trip
from the Cape to st. Louis on the
boat, and then he thinks he will
be ready to go to work again.
He's tired of loafing.
My contemporary INDUCES in no
little over a typograph-
ical error whereby I was made to
say the " 'reformer' clings to his
collar" when it should have read
"dollar." With this connection
] trust the true meaning of the
sentence may protect it against
further quirk and gibe.
The recital given by Miss Roeh-
ry's music class at the home of
Mrs. Edison last Saturday even
ing was a succe in every partic-
ular, and was appreciated by all
present. The singing of Miss
Edgar of Ironton and Miss Tied
boil Of Chicago added much to
the enjoyment of the OCCASION
Bismarck Gazette.
Thursday evening, January 9th,
1910, the "Jolly Good Time Club
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