Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-11-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Few, or no persimmons this
year.
Travelling shows seem to be
most frequent these days.
Again we remark that the street
lights go out mighty early.
DR.. Smith is building a seven
room addition to the Sanitarium.
Funds have been subscribed to
\ repair and repaint the Union
Church at Pilot Knob.
The total vote at Ironton precinct
Tuesday vas 445-just 10 shy of
the vote two years ago.
Des Arc, Dunn's and Imboden
were the only precincts that gave
a majority for prohibition.
The Doe Run team defeated the
Ironton boys in a game of foot
ball here Saturday by a score of 5
to O.
Some timber is being received
ct the hub factory and it is said
that operations will be resumed
soon.
Some interesting statistics rela-
tive to the iron ore produced in
Missouri are printed on the first
page.
Knobites complain that there
has been an overplus of candi-
dates beer in that town the past
month.
Mrs. Woodside has removed to
the residence on Main street she
recently purchased from Mrs. w.
B. Mcbride.
1t is announced that there is a
probability of several saloon petit
tions being presented at the next
term of county court.
"Eli and jane at the Academy
of Music Wednesday night vas
a good show and should have had
more liberal patronage.
Where were the friends of pro-
hibition while the tenth amend
ment was being SO ruthlessly
slaughteredlast Tuesday?
Iron county says decisively NO
on statewide prohibition. The
majority against the amendment
in this county is probably 200 or
more.
The Brown Comedy Company,
which was at the Academy of Mu-
sic the past week, made the trip
overland to Doe Run Wednesday
morning.
For SALE-A lot of good House,
hold Furniture and bedding. Will
be sold at a bargain at private
sale. Apply without delay to
Mrs. Lulu Gillian Woodside.
S. E. Buford has recently re-
turned from California where he
was called by the illness of his son
and daughter. We r pleased to
\ learn that both are:reported as i'm
proving.
Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Cocker of
Arcadia passed through Bismarck
Tuesday enroute to Flat RIVER to
attend the meeting of the Farm
ington District Home Mission So
GETTY Bismarck Gazette.
A telephone message was 9
ceived this morning announcing
the marriage of Mr.. Hartford F.
Collins of Arcadia and Miss Ruth
Kanouse of Ironton. The REGIS
TER extends hearty congratula-
tions and very best wishes.
The remains of Mrs. John Mad
igan were brought to the valley
from st. Louis Thursday noon and
inferred in the Masonic cemetery.
The deceased was a daughterFof
MI. James G. Austin. To the be-
reaved we extend sympathy.
j. Frank Thompson, Chas. LANCE,
Jim Adams and Robert Hood, of
st. Francois, left this week for a
several days. deer hunting trip in
Reynolds county. The party will
camp about eleven miles south
west of Annapolis. -Farmington
NeWs.
Mrs. Lulu Woodside has now on
display a stock of Millinery and
Ladies' Furnishing Goods of all
kinds, such as will commend itself
unto the feminine eye and good
taste. Go and look over the goods
and conviction as to these asser-
tions will follow.
The REGISTER is a couple of days
late this week. We consider the
returns of the election the most
important news of the week and
as the official count was not com
pleted until afternoon Thursday it
was late in the evening before we
could go to press.
The Toronto Male Quartette
rendered several classical and pop
ular songs in the afternoon and
evening of Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. This company has few
equals on the Chautauqua circuits.
They made a great "hit'' with
every one.-Fals CITY (Neb.) Trib-
Une.
Where were those Republican
politicians who have been such
rampant temperance men, when
state wide prohibition was being
showed under an avalanche ofvotes
last Tuesday, They possess as
much sincerity as the so-called