Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-09-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.

quite q lOs VI WHooPih6 oouSh'
A bountiful yield of pears this
year.
Mighty near time to put up the
stoves.
Most all of the summer visitors
have gone.
The hub factory will resume OPP
erations soon.
Friday is the 48th anniversary
of the battle of Pilot Knob.
Fire was essential to comfort
several mornings the past week.
The fall term of the Iron county
circuit court convenes October 28.
Piedmont Fair, W~ednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week.
The Conference of the M. E.
Church, South, convenes at Dex-
ter to-day.
Just about FIVE and o half inches
Of rain from Tuesday to Saturday
of last week.
JIG. Stricklin will build a S17O0
concrete store house and residence
in north Ironton.
The Puxico Iron Company at
Pilot Knob seems to have suspend
ed all operations.
1t looks like the rain has got
ten away with most of the oil that
was put on the street.
My stock of Flower Pots is COM
plete. All sizes. MADIGAN'S
HARDWARE STORE.
Rubie and Bonnie Boston are at
tending the Ursuline Academyin-
Arcadia. -Bismarck Gazette.
Notwithstanding the big crop of
ice harvested last winter the local
supply is about exhausted.
We have a new supply of the
Arcadia Valley Booster En-
velopes. Place your order soon.
About all of the delinquent poll
tax payers have paid up and had
the suits against them dismissed.
The picture show is now rum
ming three nights in the week
Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day.
The electric light folks are hur-
rying along and it will not be long
now before we'll have the lights
on the streets.
County Superintendent Burn
ham has issued programmes fol
the Teachers Meeting at Good
land, October 9th.
Looks like there might be
Hsomething doin' in the mineral
line in the west end of the county
some of these days.
Fruit City is a new town, neal
Ellington, in Reynolds county
p. r. Walsh, a timber man in ST
Louis, is the promoter.
Born-Wednesday, Sept. IS,
1912, at 7 A. NJ, at Pilot Knob,
Mo-, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ander-
son, a son. All are we'll.
Note the change in the adver-
tisement of the Boatmen's Bank,
st. Louis. Four per cent. is agar
being paid on time deposits.
r. w. Allen has bought a lot or
north Main street, across from the
city hall, and will build a marble
shop thereon, we understand.
The st. Louis Fair this weel
does not ssem to attract many
visitors from the valley. MOI like
the old fairs used to be in the day
long gone by.
a. crap game in the north end o
town a couple Of week ago was en-
livened by q cutting and a knock
down between q niger and 3
white man, we are told.
The Board Of Appeals on th'
assessment OF Merchants ant
Manufacturers was in session Mon
day. An adjourned term of count,
court was held Tuesday.
We had a very pleasant call las
Thursday afternoon from our oil,
and congenial friend, Mr.. Jane
Faulkenberry, surveyor of Rey
nolds county. Mr.. Faulkenberr,
is always entertaining.
"A Special School Lunch deliver
ed at the school house at noon TO
is cents. Something different ev
cry day, Leave your order eacl
morning at
TwoMEY's RESTAURANT.
It Is said that Ringing Bros
circus has instituted q suit agains
the Iron Mountain railroad be
cause of the failure Of the latter t
land the show trains in Popla
Bluff in time to have an afternoo
performance on September 1911
The show trains passed throug
here about eight o'clock In tn
morning on the 18th and the genei
III surmisc was the circus would ;
late Ii getting to the Bluff. I'd
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