Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-11-30
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Give thanks.
Mighty quiet.
Holidays soon be here.
Sunday was a beautiful day.
A cold wave arrived Tuesday.
Dance at Graniteville tonight.
Potatoes are going up in price.
Considerable burning of leaves.
Some corr being hauled to
town.
Quite a lot of ties coming to
town.
Arcadia Valley needs a summer
hotel.
Eggs been mighty scarce for a
month.
De Soto folk are talking of
building q lake.
Train No. 4 has been regularly
late the past two weeks.
Circuit court is in session in
Reynolds county this week.
Game does not seem to be x
ceedingly plentiful this season.
Teachers Meeting, Ironton, Sat
urday afternoon, December 9TH.
The summer is over but the
beer man continues to do busl-
ness.
Very little mast this fall. 1t is
seldom that the acorns are 80
scarce.
There are said to be more than
a hundred cases of smallpox in
De Soto.
: The men are working about
halfwime in the railroad shops at
+. De Soto.
A glorious Thanksgiving and
F., good dinner to every reader OF the
REGISTER.
The Greenville schools were
closed last week on account OF
d%iphtheria.
Farmington's moving picture
show gives an entertainment Sum
day afternoon.
DR.. E. L. Farmhouse is arrang-
ing to open a drug store in the
brick building, south of the court
house.
The residence occupied by Ser
geant Andrews on the rifle range
was destroyed by fire last Thurs
day morning.
City Marshal is to be commend
ed for moving all the loose rocks
in the streets. Our streets are II
good condition.
Remember the entertainment
at Arcadia College Thanksgivin,
afternoon for the benefit OF gooe
streets in Arcadia.
Young men who are interested
in the newest and nobbiest style
will find all their hearts coul'
wish for at LopezS.
The case of John Mayes agains
John Marshall for DANA ges
docketed in the st. Francois coun
ty court for December 9Th.
1000 piece set of imported china
ware given away, at Browns 40
solutely free. Ask for particulars
B. N. BROWN.
F. B. Runder went to st. Loui
Sunday. His parents celebrate!
the fftieth anniversary of thei
wedding, Tuesday, Novemoe
28th.
Buck Martin, a long time color
ed resident of the valley, is no
located at Poplar Bluff, where h
has employment in the lro
Mountain freight depot.
There will be a special servie
next Sabbath evening, at II
Presbyterian church, directed D
the officers of the Sabbath Schoo
A good attendance is urged.
The Business Mems League wi
meet next Monday night at tn
courthouse, to consider the futul
welfare Of the Valley. All al
urgently requested to attend.
Strayed-A black and viii.
Scotch Collie dog, eight montl
Old. A reward Of SIS will be pal
for information leading to his r.
covery. Apply at this office.
The REGISTER had a call la
Friday from Mr.. ]. H. Roblee, tt
present owner Of the Phelan pla'
in Russellville. Mr.. Roblee is
very pleasant and genial gentl
man.
The home Of q young man 3
the name of Massey, near Rosell
burned to the ground last Thur
day morning. A couple OF chi
dren, we are told, had q Mario
escape.
Wanted-A dwelling in toy
Ave or six rooms-or a lot wi
we'll and garden plot with bull
Ing that / might improve. Ca
paid. Apply, in confidence,
this Office.
Our subscribers continue to 81
that they do not get their pape
regularly. The fault is with t
mail service for the REGISTERS 9
placed in the post'omce eve
Wednesday.
Arcadia Valley Camp, 64O5,,