Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-12-19
LOCAL B~REvIrIEs.

Pay your city taxes.
Santa Claus on the way.
The hub factory is idle again.
They're all good children now.
Well print Tuesday next week.
Coal for sale at A. Rieke &
Sons.
Beautiful Furs and Fur Sets at
Lopez's.
Saturday will be the shortest
day of the year.
The town has been filled with
Christmas shoppers.
Sunday School attendance has
singularly increased Of late.
Remember you can get the best
printing at the REGISTER Office.
Howls your wood-pile--and, by
the way, haze you a wood-pile?
Fine Christmas candies, cigars,
etc., at the South Side Drug Store.
No longer does Alexander come
in the morning--and we miss him.
The gaps in the granitoid are
slowly filing, as the weather per-
mits.
Men and Transfers wanted to
work in timber. Apply to VIM. O.
HUFF, Chloride.
Mr.. Stricklin's new cement
building in north Ironton is near
ing completion.
There was O cold day or two the
past week but the weather con-
tinues remarkably fine.
Turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese,
cranberries, oysters, celery, ETC.,
at Codding's Meat Market.
To every reader of the REGISTER,
A Merry, Merry Christmas and
Bright and Happy New Year!
On Christmas Day there will be
Holy Communion and Sermon at
$3.50 A. M. in st. Paul's church.
Jacob Dinger's new residence
on north Shepherd street is a
handsome and attractive structure.
A Mr.. Morgan, formerly of st.
Louis, now occupies Thos. D.
Jones' house on the mountain side.
A big drop in the thermometer
Sunday night has reminded us
that we are in the ides of Decem.
Der.
The boys and girls who r away
from home attending school are
expected home the latter part of
the week.
A Children's Christmas Festi-
val and Christmas Tree will be
held in ST. Paul's Church on
Christmas Eve.
FOR SALE-Registered York.
shire, Mal5 and 8 Brood Sows; a
real bargain, if sold at once. APP
ply at this Office.
Jas. McGinniss, late editor of
the Enterprise, left last Friday for
New Mexico. His family depart
ed some weeks ago.
Lost-Tuesday, December II,
1912, a little sunburst pin, with
pearls. A reward will be paid for
its return to this Office.
Jonathan Milburn, a well known
farmer, died at his home on Marble
Creek about nine miles south OF
Ironton last Saturday.
With eight separate trials in the
Mullane case, court will probably
be in session until the Holidays
and then some, maybe.
Notice-Anybody having a farm
for rent and will furnish every
thing address Geo. Evans, Vereen,
Florida, q Missouri farmer.
We wish to see the Children at Ou1
Store Tuesday, December 24lh.
c. ]. PERCY & Son.
x What more beautiful than the
/, Nsunrises we have been having the
sgpast week? No colors on the
4 painters palette could depic
them.
Mrs. A.. M. Allen delightfully."-
entertained her Sunday Schoo,
Glass at her beautiful home IL
Arcadia, Missouri, Friday even
ing, last.
Our street lights "skin" those
in the big town Of DeSoto q city
block or more. Fact il our light
are just about as good as any
body has.
Go and see Rieke & Sons shov
windows. They will delight you
eye and give you an idea Of tina
Christmas Present you are think
ing Of giving.
They tell US to do our "Christ'
mas shopping early." The con
A tingent factor that we have the
wherewithal to do the shopping
lseems to be taken for granted,
~ F. o. Codding, the butcher, han
died 1t8 turkeys Thanksgiving
He would like to have as many q
100 for Christmas. So, II you hav'
turkeys to sell see him at once.
We have but one price, sell TO
cash and lose no bad bills; there
fore, soil cheaper than do credi
stores. "We can save you money