Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-18
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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What about the summer hotelP
The finest sleighing we've had
in years.
Big after Christmas bargains a
B. N. Browns.
Well, ice ought to be plentiful
and cheap next summer.
The hunters have Stayed Brer
Rabbit since the snow came.
Quite a lot of cord wood being
cut in the valley and vicinity.
just think how cold and fine
that ice will be next summer.
Slashing reductions on all
heavy winter goods at Lopez's.
The probate docket for the Feb
ruary term is printed this week.
Never was better sleighing and
coasting than there is this week.
Even the icicles of the past week
grew to a length never known be-
fore.
One of Csrter's shows is billed
to appear at the Academy of Mu-
sic January 22d.
County Superintendent Burn
ham has a letter on county grad
uation this week.
If you fail to 9 Etah Carter's
Big Show, you will miss the best
show of the season.
Some of the granitoid walks
show the effect of the frost. They
heaved just a little.
Where are the wood-piles of
yesterweek? Ask it not of me,
ring up Old Boreas.
The Arcadia creamery is adj
vertised at trustees sale in this is
sue of the REGISTER.
Special bargain prices on all
ladies' suits and cioaks at Lopez's'
Call and see for yourself.
Some of the ice put away Tues
day was fourteen inches. That ls
unusual for this section.
Miss Parradine Hills left las
week for Str Louis where she in
tends to enter business college.
Wanted-Red and white oak
ties. Pay cash every load.
R. G. KNIGHT. Arcadia, Mo.
Twelve inches of snow last
Thursday. Mr.. Delano says it il
the biggest snow he ever meas
ured.
Just about as much snow the
past week as we ever have to con-
tend with in this ''part OF the
woods"
The financial statement of the
city Of Ironton for the six months
ending December 31st, is printed
this week.
The past two weeks has afforded
the finest ice-making weather this
section has known for many
many years.
The snow has afforded a fn'
covering for the wheat and grass
during the terrible blizzard of tn
past two weeks.
Lost-On Christmas day, a blu
butterfly brooch, jeweled. Re
ward of S. will be paid for its re.
turn to this office. =
A meeting of the Democrat
Central Committee of Iron count.
will be held in Ironton Saturday
afternoon, January 9th.
This "wednesday morning th'
thermometer registers 38 degrees
the highest for a week, and there
Is every indication of rain.
Word was received here las
Friday of the death in Popla
Bluff that day of Mrs. Ruth Tetwi
Ter, beloved wife Of G.. w. Tetwi
Ter. An obituary next week.
Mr.. Abner Hancock has sold hi
residence property to Mr.. Johr
Maurer of Flat River. Mr.. Han
cock intends moving to st. Loui
in the near future.-Etvins Herald.
Henry Adolph has leased tn,
building across from the court
house now occupied by E. w
Summers as a butcher shop. MI
Adolph will not move in unit
March LIST.
Our little friend, Elmer Schwab
who has been quite indisposed TO.
some time past, is reported a
much improved recently and it
hoped is on the road to perfec
health again.
"The Beauty Chorus Girls
would like to see you at the Acad
envy of Music on Monday might
January %, 1912. Reserved seat
for sale at the Handy Kitchen
Prices, so, 35 and rs cents.
County Treasurer Jones asks u
to inform the jurors at the las
term of circuit court who still hav
their script that he now has ia
cash to pay for same. Apply q
soon as you can, conveniently.
Salesman Wanted-To loo
after our interest in Iron and ad
iacent counties. Salary OF Com
mission. Address
LINCOLN OH Co,
Cleveland, o..