Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-11
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Trains continue to run regularly
late.
The days are beginning to
lengthen.
Big after Christmas bargains at
B. N. Browns.
Some lumber being hauled to
town for shipment.
The boys and girls have been
skating for a week.
The past week has been a hard
one on the woodpile.
Slashing reductions on all
heavy winter goods at Lopez's.
Last Saturdays snow was the
biggest we've had in two years.
When you want the best print
ing, come to the REGISTER Office.
This cold spell and the subse-
quent thaw will test the granitoid
footway.
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. Schulz, of st.
Louis, send the editor New Year
greetings.
The ice crop in the valley is the
best that has been harvested in
eve years, or more.
This is not good weather for
road building; but never mind
there's a thaW coming.
The Princess Stock Company is
at the Academy of Music the first
three nights OF this week.
Treasurer Jones' suit for libel
will be tried at Doniphan next
manufacturing continuance.
To some one we are indebted
for a very attractive calendar of
the Chippewa Bank, st. Louis.
Wanted-Red and white oak
ties. Pay cash every load.
r. G. KNIGHT. Arcadia, Mo.
Rev. G. E Edwards will preach
at Union Church, Pilot Knob, Sun
day afternoon, January 18th, at 8
o'clock.
Twenty per cent. reduction on
all heating stoves, comforts and
blankets at A.. Rieke & Sons,
Ironton.
w. j. Sutterfeld of Reynolds
county has opened a grocery store
in the Farmhouse building south
of the jail.
To Herr VIM. Rieke we are un-
der obligations for some fine
winter radishes presented to us
this morning.
Wanted-A car load of fat hogs.
Must have them by January 18th.
Phone No. 1913.
w. D. FLETCHER.
Our good friend. Mr.. L. A
Seitz, the successful st. Louis
druggist, writes that ''the REGIS
TER is always a welcome visitor"
There is a wonderful amount of
teaming to the valley over the
Marble Creek road. A hundred
teams a day, frequently, we are
told.
We understand that DR.. w. G..
Patton, who has been p%racticing
at Thayer, Mo-, for the past year,
is thinking of locating in st.
Louis.
A. Rieke & Son will have a car
of coal here this week. Orders
for delivery from the car will
give you the coal cheaper. See
about it to-day.
Sunday certainly was the cold
est day experienced in 'sthese
diggings' for many years. About
all a fellow could do was build
fires and try and keep warm.
The Real Estate and Tax De-
partment of the Missouri Pacific
Railway were consolidated Janu-
airy 1, and j. M. Seibert was made
Agent, with E. s. Cronk Assis-
tant.
The city council took no action
on the granitoid walk proposition
at it's monthly meeting last week.
1t is said, however. that some
definite action will be taken in
February.
Miss Mildred. Huff left last FRI
day for st. Louis, where she has
a two weeks engagement as a
aoIo;ek ~ Chan Auarua MafhaJ;ek
church. We congratulate the
young lady.
A Greek, whose name we have
not been able to ascertain, had a
hand blown off by dynamite at Pr
lot Knob Sunday. 1t is said the
victim was not aware of the dead
ly nature Of the explosive.
To my young friends, G. W.
C~larkson, st. Louis; Hon. O. Ell.
Polk, Hannibal; and HI. "A. Nall,
Jefferson City, my thanks are sew
orally due for that, to me, most
acceptable gift, the fragrant Ha-
vana.
AT the February term Of the
county court bids will be received
for leasing the county farm and
caring of the county paupers for a
term of three years from March
let, 1912. See Advertisement
elsewhere.
To Manager Ringo Of the Lopez
Store Company the editor Is in
debted for a box of Mercantile
cigars as a New Year remem-
brance. The Big Store lever for