Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-10-13
LOCAL BREvITIES.

And still Jul trains I'll late.
We certainly had some rain last
week.
A splendid line of Millinery at
Browns.
Mighty near the frost line the
past few mornings.
Teachers Meeting at Des Arc,
Saturday, October 22d.
W. E. Westerman of Edge Hill
was in town Tuesday.
See the advertisement of Mrs.
Fred Kindell this week. /.
Extra good qualities Beef at
the Valley Meat Market.
"Big Jim" at the Academy of
Music, Thursday, October 18th.
County court will be in session
next Monday to name the judges
of the election.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Campbell, of Crane Pond, Septem-
Der 8, 1910, a son. All are well.
The greatest tomato season ever
known in the valley has about
come to a close. More's the pity.
The Coad sale at Graniteville
last Saturday was well attended,
we understand, and the property
brought fair prices.
Latest novelties In belts, buckles,
pins, neckwear, fancy ribbons land
all accessories to "My Lady's''
dress, in p~rofusion at Lopez's.
Superintendent Burnham says
that the teachers meeting at
G%oodwater last Saturday was we'll
attended and a success in every
way.
The Baptist Boys Band spent
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of last week at the State Fair at
Sedalia. They report q high old
time.
A. I. Willard has resigned his
position as bookkeeper for the
White & Hummel Manufacturing
Company at Lesterville and will
remain in IronSon.
Judge VIM. Stevenson of Des
Arc last week bought a farm, To-
Gated between WilliamsvilIe and
Greenville, in Wayne county, pay
ing therefor $4,000.
VIM. Trauernicht attended the
stock show at Bismarck Saturday
and tells US that the occasion was
in every sense a success. The at.
tendance was very large.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt wen
through Ironton, north bound, or
an early train Tuesday morning
He opened the Republican cam
paign in st. Louis the following
day.
While in st. Louis last Friday
morning / met w. T. O'Neal, who,
with his wife, had that morning
arrived from California. Bill says
California is all right, but Mis-.
souri, for him every time.
John Stevenson Of Des Arc wal
out on the Frisco railroad in Craw'
ford county looking after somt
timber lands. IT MI. Stevenson
found things there as expected ht
may put in a saw mill or two.
-IrHH
Subjects for sermons at Arcadi,
M. E. Church next Sunday: morn
ing, "Confessing Christi; even
ing, "God in the Bible" You arr
cordially invited to attend al
services. A. s. CoKER. Pastor.
Quite a number Of peddlers from
ST. Francois county have passed
through town the past week bount
for the south end of the county il
search of apples. The orchard
south of Ironton made a fine yiela
this year.
In an interview in last Thurs
days st. Louis Republic Hon. Lou
is Houck, of Cape Girardeau, tn
railroad builder of Southeast Mis-
souri,, announces that he will sool
extend one of his roads to Farm
ington and on to Pilot Knob.
H. M. Collins returned last weel
from q visit to his mother in Steel
Vile, who has been quite sick
Mr.. Collins reports her conditiol
as much improved and in spite G
eighty. two years promises to b
in pretty fair health again coon.
Lost-Between Graniteville an
two and one half miles beyon
Belleview, on Monday, October
a double breasted coat, steel blu
color. One dollar reward will. b
paid for it's return to this Office
Initials "H. B." on inside pocket.
There were but 50 votes cast /
the special city election last Satul
day. Fifty six votes were regis
tered in favor of the propose
change in charter and but tw
against. Looks like we're Twin
pretty much In harmony thes
days.
Rev, A. S. Cocker, who has bee
in charge of a church in the lea
belt in st. Francois county fc
several years past, will succee
Mr.. Aspley as pastor at Fort Hill
Mr.. Cocker Is well known through
out Southeast Missouri and sewers
years ago was located at Belle
view,