Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-12-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LAOAsOA Noh0 a u - AA6A"
The dust has been annoying.
Lopez's Christmas ad next week.
Adolph, the jeweler, has a new
ad.
Valley booster envelopes print
ed at this Office.
November certainly was a most
delightful month.
A few wild turkeys reported, but
they are hard to get.
Our fall drouth terminated with
a good rain Sunday.
A number of business houses
have installed electric lights.
The leaves on the hills have
been burning the past week.
The official statement of the Iron
County Bank is printed this week.
The Marshall at Pilot Knob, it
is said, has a strenuous job these
days.
See the advertisement of the
Baldwin Piano Company on the
first page.
City Collector White wants you
to pay your city taxes at once.
Read his notice.
A steel foot bridge will be plac.
ed across Knob creek in the south
end of Knob town.
A card from Lieut.. Frank G..
Delano informs us that he is now
stationed at West Point.
Thirty cars or more of ties at the
Arcadia station awaiting ship
ment. Some at Ironton, too.
An immense crowd at the pic
ture show Saturday night, and a
mighty fine show it was, too.
NoTICE-Special price on two or
more cloaks, cloak and skirt, or
two o%vercoats, at B. N. Browns.
Work on the road in the Shut
In progresses. 1t is thought that
the dam can be closed in another
week.
An Arcadia Valley Cook Book
would make a nice Christmas pres
emit as we'll as a lovely souvenir.
On sale at THE LOPEZ STORE Co.
Thanksgiving in the valley was
a quiet and uneventful day. The
shooting match in Arcadia at
tracted quiet a crowd most Of the
day.
Married-At the courthouse,
Friday, November 20, 1912, Jesse
Wamack and Docia Cauley, both
of Pilot Knob, Probate Judge o.
w. Roop officiating.
Joe Cox,a former Belleview boy,
was in Ironton Saturday. Joe is
now located at Wichita, Kansas,
where he is employed by a large
furniture establishment.
Man past 80 with horse and bug
gy to sell Stock Condition Powder
in Iron County. Salary $40 per
month. Address 8 Industrial
Bldg, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Regular meeting of Iron Lodge,
No. 107, l. o. o. F. Monday night,
December 9th. Election of Off
GERS and other important bust
J ness. H.. ADoLPH, Sec,y.
From the Cotton, California, In
formation: "Mrs. Phoebe Farmer,
of Ironton, Missouri, has arrived
for an extended visit with her son
and wife, MI. and Mrs. N. L. Par
mer."
Mr.. A. A. Jacobs, of Arcadia,
has our thanks for a copy of the
Saturday Press, published at Saska-
toon, Canada. 1t is a "building
and development edition" and a
handsome publication.
There will be a meeting of the
A. V. Business Mems League at
the courthouse Friday evening,
7:30 o'clock. A secretary is to be
elected, and a full attendance OF
the members Ia desired.
DR.. Houston has the foundation
finished for his new home, on West
Wayne street. When completed
he will have one of the fastest and
up-to-date residences in the val
ley. He expects to have the work
all done by early spring.
George j. Baldwin, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Baldwin, formerly
of Ironton, but now living in Lau-
rel, Mississippi, was last Wednes-
dvy united in marriage to q young
lady living In that town. Valley
acquaintances extend congratula-
tions.
Mr.. o. L. Yount has purchased
the Summers butcher shop in
Ironton and is now in charge Of
the place. Les says he proposes
to run a clean, up-to- date shop
and he respectfully asks a fair
share of the patronage. He prom
ises to do his best to please every
body and guarantees satisfaction
In every instance. He will at all
times keep a full supply Of fresh
and ealted meats and the acce6.