Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-10-31
Days gettin g short.

nicely.
Again rather dry but rain is
promised.
Most glorious moonlight nights
the past week.
Valley Booster Envelopes print
ed at this Office.
Our electric lights are about
ready to be turned on.
Fresh currants, raisins and evap-
grated fruits at'Lopez's.
Circuit court has attracted quite
a number of people to town
Arcadia is again considering the
proposition of being Incorporated.
Eischman's Show that visited
Ironton last week was not very
much.
Arcadia Valley Booster En-
velopes at this Office. Send in
your order.
Rieke & Son have a car of coal
at the depot. Order to-day and
save extra hauling.
MI. VIM. Rieke has our thanks
for some radishes which he pre-
sented us last week.
The local Democratic candidates
will speak at Pilot Knob Friday
night, November LIST.
The Baldwin Piano Company,
st. Louis, has an advertisement
in this issue of the REGISTER.
NoTIcE-Special price on two or
more cloaks, cloak and skirt, or
two overcoats, at B. N. Browns.
Let every Democrat in Iron
county go to the polls next Tues
day and see that his neighbor does
likewise,
Hon. G. L. Ficklin will deliver a
Democratic speech at the court
house this "Wednesday evening
at 1880 o'clock. :
The Presbyterian folk are ar
ranging to build an $500 manse
on the church property. Work
will likely begin soon.
The REGISTER will probably not
be issued next week until Thurs
day, in order to give our readers
the result of the election.
The we'll on Arcadia Heights is
now down to a depth of about 800
feet. The driller says that the
rock continues mighty hard.
Wood is higher in price than
was ever known in this community
before, and quite a number of
people are using coal instead.
County court meets in regular
session next Monday. After Mon
days session an adjournment will
be had until after the election.
Had you ever noticed how little
driving there is done in the valley
these days in comparison with
what there was ten or twelve
years ago?
AT AUCTIoN-At my farm, east
Of Ironton, Saturday, November
2, 1912, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, Ten
Head Of Cattle, all ages.
A. G. RUSSELL.
Among the attorneys in attend
ance on circuit court we note
Judge Green, St. Louis; o. L.
Munger, Piedmont; J. H. Raney,
Greenville; E. Green, Poplar Bluff
Sheriff Fits passed through this
place Monday evening on his way
to j. j. Jamisons' in the lower
, part of the county whore he went
to quarantine a ase of small pox.
Ellington Press.
Prof. and Mrs. G.. w. Hanson
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
baby gill at their home on Tues
day, October 20, 1912. All are
well and the genial Professor
smiles all day long.
We have a card from our young
friend, Mr.. Kelton e. White, Of
st. Louis, who has been sojourn-
ing at the famous Mammoth Cave
in Kentucky. Kelton says there
are lots of Missourians there.
Herman Amelung of Pilot Knob
has fled with the County Clerk q
petition for saloon license. The
petition will be passed on by the
county court at the November
term, which convenes next Mon
day.
Deputy Sheriff Ed. Westerman
of Edge Hill, who is attending
circuit court, tells US that the
yield of walnuts this year IL
greater than he ever saw before,
There are also lots of hickory
nuts and acorns.
A card from T. P. Farrar, who
left here for Pine Bluff, Arkansas,
about the first of the year, ad.
visies us that he will shortly re-
move to Summersville, Texas
County, Missouri, whore he viii
make his home in future.
& Ben Blanton, who has been liv.
ing on a farm a couple miles
north of Brunot, was burned our
Sunday night last q week ago
Ben woke up about eleven O'Clock
and discovered the house on fire
He removed some of his house
hold goods to a place OF safety
but the building soon burned ts
the ground.