Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-04
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Lopez's have a new ad.
The wood hauler keeps busy.
The schools resumed Monday.
ALI the trains are miserably late.
Coal for sale at A. Rieke &
Sons.
Looks like the winters ice crop
will be short.
December was not nearly SO cold
as November.
Big after Christmas bargains at
B N. Browns.
Are you keeping your New
Year resolutions?
The banks and the post Office
observed New Year.
The tax -payers made a rush on
the collectors Office last week.
Slashing reductions on all
heavy winter goods at Lopez's.
Some parties in Poplar Bluff
are talking of building an S85,OOO
hotel.
A very attractive calendar is
that of the Iron Manufacturing
Company.
Trains No. A and No. 8 got here
about the same time last Friday
night-eleven o'clock.
To the St. Louis druggist, Mr..
L. A.. Seitz, we are under obliga-
tions for a very pretty calendar.
j. Grandhomme, of the Handy
Kitchen, has issued a very hand
some calendar for the New Year.
Arthur Huff will return to st.
Louis January 9Th to conclude his
labors as foreman of the federal
grand jury.
There is a suggestion that the
old Emerson home be made the
site Of the new Valley Hotel. An
ideal place.
Ironton needs some street
crossings, and needs them badly.
The mud the past two weeks has
been horrible.
A. G. Inner, of Arcadia, who
has recently recovered from a
siege Of typhoid fever, was a CALI
er New Years day.
The Cleaners will meet with
Mrs. F. Mullin, Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock. All members
are requested to be present.
A new road will be built up the
hill to Arcadia Heights this year.
1t is the intention to make it a vast
improvement on the old road.
What has happened to the Ar
cadia Valley Development Com
pany? A few remarks from the
General Manager would be most
timely.
Married = At Ironton, Mo-,
Monday, January 1, 1912, Clarence
Miller and Lucy Goodwin, both of
Annapolis, Mo-, Probate Judge
Roop officiating.
Wanted-A home, where a lad
of about sixteen may work for his
board and attend the Ironton
public school. Please apply
promptly at this Office.
g. A. Buckley, we are told, has
about determined to establish a
factory for the manufacture of
screen doors and windows in north
Irouton. Hope he will.
The undersigned is agent for the
Stark Bros. Nursery and Orchard
Company. Will take orders for
trees for spring delivery.
j. I'll. STUTzMAN, Ironton, Mo.
Henry Adolph is now domiciled
in the cottage on Main street, just
north of Codding's. He will oc-
cupy the store room where he has
been for a couple of months yet.
Samuel Mitts, who ran a barber
shop in Ironton about fifteen years
ago, now treasurer of Madison
county, is president Of a new bank
recently organized in Frederick
town.
A crowded house Witnessed
"The Prince of LIARS" by home
talent at the Academy of Music
last Friday night. The particle
pants all acquitted themselves
handsomely, we are told.
Called meeting Star of the West
Lodge, No. 1873, A. F. A. M, Sat-
urday evening, January 6, 1912.
Work in the degrees. All mem
bers urged to attend.
MANN RINGo, Sec'y.
There will be q joint installa-
ton of the Post and Corps at the
Union Church, Pilot Knob, Satur-
day, January 7th, 1912, at 10
o'clock A. M. All members are
urged to be present.
L. S. OREN, Post Commander.
That genial, iovial vallegian
and u mighty good friend,
Sanford w. Andrews, celebrated
his sixtieth birthday Tuesday,
January I'd. He's a mighty young
man, indeed, for his age, and
here's hopin' he'll reach q hun
dred.
BY a recent act Of Congress the
u. S. Circuit Courts have been
abolished throwing all the bust
ness into the District Cour ts. AS
Clerk of the u. S. District Court,
st. Louis, w. w. Nall, a former