Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-12-21
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Lots of people in town last Sat-
urday.
Hope Santa Claus will be good
to you all.
Christmas presents of all kinds
at Browns.
Over 300 people at the picture
show last night.
Lopez's are headquarters for
fine Holiday Goods.
Read the coupon offer of DR..
Louis G. Bernays, the Little Rock
optician.
Rev. Edwards will preach at
Pilot Knob, Sunday, December
Oath, at 8 M. P.
To every reader of the REGIS
TER, a Merry, Merry Christmas
and Bright, Happy and Prosper
Gus New Year!
Mrs. Yount has recently COM
pleted Q new house in north Iron
ton on the lot where her residence
was burned last winter.
A shooting-match for turkeys,
chickens and geese will be held at
Arcadia, near the depot, next Sat-
urday and Monday. A chance for
good marksmen.
The home of Frank Sharp, in
Roselle, Madison county, was de-
stroyed by fire early Tuesday
morning. Most of the household
goods were saved.
A Christmas program will be
enacted by the children of the M.
E. Church, North, Ironton, next
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
Mr.. M. A.. Scoggin and Miss
Grace Calvert will be married in
the Lutheran church, at Pilot
Knob, Mo-, Wednesday, Deem
Der 9th, 1911, at 1880 P. M.
The editor is indebted to MI. G.
H. Polk, of Hannibal, Mo-, for a
Christmas present OF a very fine
box of cigars. Health and good
tuck to you, always, friend Henry !
Messrs. Geo. Stark, H. w.
Tapley, E. Stevens and w. j.
Roslot, who live south of Arcadia,
contemplate attending the Corn
Show in Columbia, Mo-, next
month.
Turkeys, chickens and all other
kinds of poultry, fresh and salt
meats of every description, oys-
ters, celery, cranberries, bananas,
oranges, grape fruit, apples and
grapes at Codding's meat market.
Everything for the Christmas din
All the very best.
Rev. j. w. WORKSHOP was an
Ironton visitor last week and held
services at Fort Hill Tuesday
night. Mr.. WORKSHOP is now pre-
siding elder of the De Soto dis
trict, but makes his home in st.
Louis. He has lots of friends in
the valley who IT always glad to
see him.
Mr.. Hill the former proprietor
of the Madison Hotel, has bought
out the restaurant and grocery
store in the Cohen building and
will fix the same up and make it a
first class restaurant in every re-
spect where one can get a meal or
a lunch at any time.-FredericE-
toaon Democratic ews.
Strayed-From my farm in Flat,
woods, one red Heifer, two years
old, marked with a split in the
left and underbit in the right ear.
A muley. Anyone taking her up
and informing me will be paid
therefor.
HARRISON Fl. PEACE,
Ironton, Mo.
Judge E. M. bearing returned to
Potosi Saturday night, after a two
weeks stay at Centerville, holding
court. This is the last court he
will hold this year, and the Judge
is highly complimented in all the
counties upon the mannerin which
he has transacted business, and
in the great reductions he has
made both in criminal and jury
cost, as compared with extrava-
CANT expenditures incurred by his
predecessor.-Potosi Independent.
Some days the skies have beer
darkened, and the heavens have
wept chilling tears, but, in the
main, our winter weather has beer
ideal. The frosts of night are re-
Taxed by the tempering rays of the
morning sun, and life and health
are in our mountain atmosphere
which gives jest to being, sparkle
to eye and ruddiness to cheek
The ice houses are not filling
'gainst next summers coming
nor is there notable eyanishment
of the corded wood-pile.
What are the Arcadians doing
Well, here Is more news from the
front. To all the patriotic citizens
in the valley, particularly the ole
soldiers, the people Of Arcadia
desire to be honored with your
presence at the hosting Of the
sStar Spangled Banner" Friday
December 22d, at 3 P. M, at tht
Arcadia public school house
where it may always "wave o'el
the land Of the free and home o
the brave"
ARCADIA IMP'T ASSOCIATION.
Wiley Weaver, who had a few
days previously entered a plea o
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