Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-10-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Exquisite fall weather.
Election in less than five weeks.
Work on the light plant goes
right along.
Teachers Meeting at Goodland
next Saturday.
Trains running more nearly on
time the past few days.
Millinery opening at Mrs. Wood
sides Thursday, October Sd.
The thermometer went down to
the freezing point again last night
(Tuesday.)
The we'll driller commenced work
on the we'll on Arcadia Heights
last Monday.
Lopez's general fall opening
next week. Full announcement
in next issue.
Don't fail to hear Congressman
Hensley at The court house next
Saturday night.
MI. Harris, the harness man, is
now living in the Roehry house on
the mountain side.
Lopez's are busy this week taxi
ing care of the big new fall and
winter stock az it arrives.
Louis Miller, of Arcadia, is nov
constructing a two-story bank and
Office building at Doniphan, Mo.
Wanted-Two good farm hands.
Board furnished if desired.
T. A. CONRAD, Ideal Farm.
Fish and oysters received Mo n
day and Thursday at Twomey's
restaurant. Fancy fruits and
cheese.
The proposed constitutional
amendments, to be voted on at the
election in November, are printed
on our inside pages this week.
Rev. Self, who been pastor at
Fort Hill for the past year, was as
signed to Thayer, Mo-, by the
Conference at Dexter last Monday.
Wanted-Sixty White Leghorn
hens, small size, one year old.
Apply to DR.. U. T. Miller, at the
old Grover home, Shepherd Street,
Ironton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mirt Scoggin, of
st. Louis, are receiving congratu-
lions upon the advent of q little
daughter, who arrived Friday.
Sept. ~, 1912.
We had our first frost the night
of the Goth or the morning Of the
9th. The thermometer registered
just 80 degrees. Next night the
lowest was 81.
Married-At the court house,
Ironton Mo-, MI. T. j. Bryant OF
California, and Miss Minnie
Thompson of Goodland. Iron
County, Mo-, Sept. ~.
DR.. and Mrs. Noah Jones Of
Campbell, Mo-, visited a few days
of last week with Mrs. jones' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fate Ward Of
Greenville.-Wayn County Journal
From a marked copy of the Flora.
Illinois, Democrat we learn of the
death at Olney, Illinois, August
y 31st, of Huldah Broadwell, wife Of
aIIIarold Broadwell, formerly Of this
gcity.
q Prosecuting Attorney Damron
: attended the Democratic speaking
in st. Louis last Wednesday. HI
says the attendance was immense
and the Democrats are all very
enthusiastic.
Married-At the court house
Ironton, Mo-, Mr.. Monroe Francis
of Leeper, Mo-, and Miss Ida
Malloy, Of Leeper, Mo-, Septembe
81, 1912, Probate Judge 0. w
Roop officiating.
The carpenters have finished
their work on the new residence o
Lee Davis in Arcadia. Mr.. Davi
will remove to the place as 500
as the painters get through. TIL
house cost about $500.
/ am surprised to hear that som
Of our Valley summer resident
are not favorable to the electri
lighting plant now being installed
1t may be only village rumor, an
l hope it is. OF this more anon.
A representative of the grea
Bull Moose paper, the Kansa
City Star, was in Ironton a fe'
hours last Saturday. The purpos
of the gentleman's visit was to ge
in touch with the Iron county Blu
Moosers.
Do you need a stove? 1t wi
pay you to examine the Coles Ho
Blast line. Built IN scientifi
principles-greatest amount {
heat--smallest fuel consumption
There's no other 'sjust as good"
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Mr.. George G. Loomis Of Be-
grade was in Ironton last Satur
day to see bis son, Prof. Burt v
LOOMS. Mr.. Loomis has but re
Gently returned from a visit I
New York state. He says every
thing looks mighty favorable K
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