Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-11-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Democrats, be sure and

vote.
Mighty dusty.
Brown has a new ad.
The leaves are falling at last.
Good apples seem to be slow in
coming into town.
Lopez tell of November goods
and November bargains this week.
The local banks will not be open
for business next Tuesday-elec-
ton day.
Writers on the prohibition ques-
ton take up quite a lot of space
this week.
If a man is sworth while," he
will wear a Worth H%at-you'll find
them at Lopez's.
Well, the campaign is about
over and we'll all get back to bus
mess next week.
A. Rieke & Son sell coal, nut
duO OSR piLO, oClAfOAAnS AOU 1000
than half a ton at q time.
The most complete assortment
of shoes Brown has ever had he
has now. Come and see them.
Rev. Father Adrian of Arcadia
now says mass every other Sun
day morning at Bismarck.
For Rent-A desirable residence
on Main street-opposite the Lo-
PEI store. Apply to w. G. Dilts,
at Mrs. Bradley's.
One continual round of pleasure
in "Eli aud Jane,"at the Academy
of Music, November 9th. Don't
miss it.
The Ironton foot ball team had
a game with the Marvin College
club at Fredericktown Monday.
Fredericktown was winner by a
score of 46 to 0.
Rey. Henry P. Grow, Presiding
Elder of the Pennington District,
will speak at the courthouse, on
Friday night. November Attn. come
out and hear him.
Harry Patton is navigating this
week with the aid of a pair of
crutches, his right ankle being
badly swollen. He sprained the
ankle last February but it did not
bother him greatly thea.
'ssThe M. w. D. A. will serve
Thanksgiving dinner at Music
Hall-25 cents per plate. Pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the fund
for securing more lights for the
town. The public is most cordial
ly invited.
The engine of a south bound
freight train was derailed while
trying to take siding at the north
end of the Ironton switch about
four o'clock Tuesday morning. In
consequence the track was blocked
for three hours or more and the
morning passenger trains were all
delayed.
Two negro orators from abroad,
Judge Joseph j. Williams and the
Rev. Fuller Swift made Republi-
can speeches at the Academy OF
N Music last Thursday night. We
Shave not heard of this dis
tinguished mixed quartette pay
ing a visit to any other section Of
the county.
Strayed or Stolen-2-year-old
past bay horse, little bit OF white
in forehead, one white hind foot,
small head, slim neck, long tail,
appears as fine breed; last BEL in
April, between Iron Mountain ano
Belleview; will pay all expenses,
Phone or write to VIM. Schulz
Bismarck, Mo.
Joseph III. Haven, of Ironton
and S. w. Converse, of Jordan
had a fight on the courthouse
square last Friday morning. The
city marshal at once escorted the
belligerents to the mayors Office
where they both pleaded guilty tc
the charge of fighting on the street
and were fined S7.15 each.
Let every Democrat in Iror
county be sure and get to the polls
next Tuesday. And when you &C
there, boys, vote the ticket straight
all the way down the line. Mex
Tuesday is going to be a grea
day for the Democratic party In
this nation, and Iron county wants
her full share of the glory.
Mrs. Wyatt, relict of the late w
S. Wyatt, died at the home Of he
son, Andrew Wyatt, near Belle
view, last Thursday night, ate
quite an extended illness, at tn
age of 81 years. The funeral oc-
Cured the following day and in
terment was made at Caledonia
To the bereaved we extend sympa
thy.
Friday night was genuine winter
Ice formed on the creeks and pond
and the thermometer registered
eighteen degrees. Mr.. Delan'
says that in his thirty-two years
record that with n exception
this is the coolest weather eve
recorded in October. In October
1887, the thermometer registere'
eighteen.
Mr.. Add Reese, who lives in An
napolls, was quite badly hurt b,
the explosion Of the boiler In
saw mill ia Reynolds county on