Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-01-13
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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high.
Tax payers are a little slow this
year.
Lots of skating again the past
week.
The cold weather has paralyzed
business.
Kanouse, the hotel man, put
away some leo.
County court proceedings are
printed this week.
A grand jury will be empaneled
at the April term of circuit court.
The tie industry is quite an i'm
portant n in the valley these
days.
A good entertainment at the
Academy of Music last Friday
night.
1t is said that there was a
"knockdown and drag out" last
Sunday morning.
With the exception of three
councilmen all city officers are to
be elected in April.
George Clarkson last week i'm
ported a fine black driving horse.
1t is certainly a beauty.
A big cut in every Boys and
Mans Overcoat in our house.
B. N. BROWN.
Ii "School Boys of Lesterville
want their letter published they
will have to send their names to
the editor.
James Vance, an old citizen, who
lived across the line in Madison
county, near Roselle, died Satur-
day night.
Our good friend, Horace Pease,
of Boise, Idaho, writes that he just
"can't keep house" without the
REGISTER.
Ice promises to be abundant
next summer. In marked con-
trast to conditions for four or five
years past.
F. Buechsenschuetz, the beer
man and merchant at Middle
brook, sends us a very pretty
calendar for 1910.
The milk man has raised the
price of milk to six cents a quart.
He says feed is SO high he is forced
to make the raise.
Talk about high cost of living
we'll you won't think so when you
read that grocery bargain list from
Lopez's on another page.
D. E. Fletcher and Lee Barger
have established an insurance
Office in the rooms SO long occu-
pied by DR.. Prince as an office.
Any one having any empty cases
or bottles of urs will please tele-
phone 115.
A.. V. BoTTLING Co.
Ironton Lodge, No. 244, K. P,
will install officers next Friday
night. A full attendance desired.
H. ADoLPH, K. R. 4 S.
1t is whispered that some peo-
pie in and around Iron county
bought and paid for calendars for
1910 that have never yet been re-
ceived.
Strayed or Stolen - From my
home in Arcadia on or about De-
cember 10Th, a large Newfound-
land dog. l will pay a reward for
his return. 5. j. TUAL.
County court was to meet in
adjourned session last Monday
for the purpose Of redistricting the
roads, but as Judge Buford could
not attend the session was de-
ferred until next Monday.
Strayed-About the middle of
December, from my farm, near
Tip Top, a white sow and four big
pigs; all marked two crops off
right ear and one off left. Will
pay for their return. PAUL KISS.
The ladies of the Jolly Good Time
Club were royalty entertained last.
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. VIM,
Reese at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Rieke.
/ HAPPENED TO BE THERE.
Fred A. Twomey last Wednes-
day sold his lunch room to Mrs.
Chris. Bartsch. Fred then bought
the butcher shop from MCGEE and
is now conducting the south end
meat market. A. L. Hill is help
ing him.
MCGEE, the man who lately went
out of the butcher business, has
acquired the reputation of being
the boss collector. In fact, it is
said, that the way he has Of maxi
ing the colored brother ''come
across is marvellous.
P. w. Whitworth vacates his
present residence March list. He
says he has not yet determined
just what he will do, but that he
may 90 out to his farm and raise
vegetables for the Baptist AS
sembly people to eat next sum-
mer.
President Byrd Duncan of the
county court has authorized the
purchase of a pair of fine blood
hounds from a kennel at Fulton,
KY, owned by a former officer at
that place, and they are expected
here shortly Poplar Bluff Citizen
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