Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-02-09
LOCAL BREvITIEs

Dig Dale dC Aopol o.
George Stanill is no longer con-
nected with the Bonnie Terre Regis
ter.
It's almost certain now that wei
have to ship u ice in next sum.
mer.
R. E. Johnston last week bought
the Lay farm in Belleview. Price
$4,000.
"The Girl from Home" at the
Academy of Music next Monday
night.
Venison is said to be especially
good eating, when killed out OF
season.
Big After Christmas Bargains in
o~vercoats, cloaks and underwear
at B. N. Browns.
Grounding day was bright and
sunshiny, so we may look for six
weeks of winter yet.
There was thunder and lightning
Sunday night, which, the prophets
say, means frost in May.
Congressman Hensley has named
a Mr.. Mccullough of Bollinger
county as his private secretary. y
White Wyandotte and Leghorn
Cockerels for sale.
j. L. CURTIS, lronton, Mo.
DR.. E L. Farmhouse was home
from Jefferson City several days
the past week, returning Monday.
An account of the burning of,the
state house at Jefferson City Sum
day night will be found on an in
side page.
For SALE-A good fresh young
COW. Also, some very fine gifts
and male pigs. Apply to T. P.
Farrar, Ironton, Mo.
A city election will be held here
the first Tuesday in April for the
purpose of electing a Mayor, Mar
shall, and six councilmen.
Mr.. Delano tells us that the
January just gone is the warmest
he has any record of in the past
thirty years or more.
l desire to dispose of all my
household goods and offer same at
private sale.
MRS. G. E. DEMIER, Arcadia, Mo.
For SALE-A purchase check
for S147. so for a piano or Val Refs
Piano Co., st. Louis, Mo. Make
an offer to F. B. RUNDER, Ironton,
Mo.
See the advertisement of the
Boatmen's Bank, st. Louis, in this
paper. This great institution still
plods steadily on to greater sue
cess.
The Arcadia Valley Orchard &
Nursery Company have cleared
about twenty-five acres of land for
orchard purposes on Oak Noun
tain.
Eggs, fifteen cents. Cheaper
than they have been for a long
time. The Lopez Store Company
received 300 dozens from one party
last week.
Steve Lay of st. Louis was in
Ironton last week. Mr.. Lay was
here for completing the transfer of
their farm in Belleview to R. E.
Johnston.
County court is in session this
week transacting the usual BUSH
ness of the quarter. The road
overseers will be named the latter
part of the week.
Reynolds county, it is stated,
will soon have another newspaper.
1t will be established at Corridor.
This will make four papers in the
county. Too many.
1t is rumored that there will be
another change in the time of the
trains soon, and that Nos. 9 and 10
will be put about on the schedule
of former trains Nos. rs and 26.
Ladies' Hats, Suits and Cloaks-
all slaughtered in price during
January clearance--it will pay you
to investigate.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
To Mr.. Geo. Stark, who lives
south of Arcadia, the editor is in
debted for some very fine pork
sausage presented to him last SAT-
urday. 1t was certainly excellent.
Twenty-Five section foremen on
the Iron Mountain met in this city
last Sunday, where they attended
a school of instruction under
Superintendent Carroll Bismarck
Gazette.
County warrants have been SELL
ing this week for ninety five cents
on the dollar. This is the first
time in over forty years that Iron
county warrants have been less
than par.
Q. @. Green, the barber, has
completed q fine granitoid walk in
front of his shop. The work was
done by Mr.. Honeywell and evil
dences that he understands his
business.
MI. w. w. Nall, who is sojourn-
ing at the famous French Lick
Springs, in Indiana, mailed me
the menu card for Sunday dinner
at the French Lick Hotel, from
which I infer our old friend is liv-
ing pretty high. Here's hoping he
will derive great benefit from the
baths.