Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-02-15
LOCAL BREvITIES,
robate court is in session.

lne Lenten season Deglns next
Wednesday.
County warrants are at dis count
OF from three to five cents.
AS an ice making winter this
n certainly holds the record.
The Mancuso Brothers will es
tablish a bakery at Pilot Knob in
the near future.
The hub factory expects to re-
sumo operations sometime about
the first of March.
Thos. D. Jones has bought the
Speck home in south Ironton
from the Stevens boys.
The Cleaners of the Presbyte-
rian church will meet with Mrs.
w. T. Gay Thursday, February
18th.
w. j. Schwab has been working
as train auditor in Nebraska the
past few weeks. He is now in
Kansas.
Twenty per cent. reduction on
all heating stoves, comforts and
blankets at A. Rieke & Sons
Ironton.
Attorneys E. A. Rozier and X.
w. Weber of Pennington were in
Ironton Monday on business in
the probate court.
The primary election this year
will be held August 9th. Some
candidates, we are told, are about
ready to get into the fight.
For Sale-R. |. Red and Brown
Leghorn Eggs for Matching, 30
cents per setting.
w. HI. MATSLER, Ironton, Mo.
Special bargain prices in every
department of the store during
sale period. Note the ad for
particulars. LOPEZ STORE co.
At a meeting of the town board
in Pilot Knob last week an ordl-
nance was enacted putting an an
nual tax of 500 on wholesale beer
houses.
The Presbyterian Manse was
sold last week to Mr.. Morris, q re-
cent arrival from Iowa. He will
convert it into a nice home for his
family.
The Ladies' Social Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Jane Newman
on Tuesday, the 18th. Original
valentines were given by each
member.
Big reduction at Browns on all
Overcoats, Cloaks, Ladies' Suits,
Mems and Boys Suits, Under
wear, and many other winter
garments.
It is said that warrants to the
amount of probably $4,000 will be
issued during the present. term OF
dounty court. And no money to
cash them with.
Miss Mildred st. Louis is to en-
terrain twelve of her young friends
at a valentine party this Wednes-
day night. The sffair being giver
by Mrs A. J. Meyer at the home
of Mrs. ST. Louis.
Rev. w. w. Strother of Des Art
came over Saturday and com
menced a ten days meeting Sun
day. He is an able speaker anc
we hope to see his labors crowned
with success.-Ellingtom Press.
Joe Pratt, formerly of Ste. Gen
evieve county, and Senator M. R
Smith, of Pennington, have formed
a law partnership and real estate
business with Offices in the Title
Guarantee building in st. Louis
De Soto Press.
Mr.. Damron has not been very
we'll the past week, suffering wit
something that his physician
fears is akin to appendicitis. HI
is feeling better now, however
and we hope to see him in his US
ual health soon.
Mr.. DeWeese wishes to call tn
attention of the public to the fac
that there will be moving picture
at the Academy of Music ever
Friday and Saturday nights an
Saturday matinee. Admission
ten and five cents.
Mrs. Sergeant Reese arrive
Sunday on a visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rieke. Mr.
Rieke has been quite sick for som
time past. AS soon as she ma
sufficiently recovered she and MI
Rieke will make a trip to Ht
Springs, Arkansas.
MI. F. M. Davis has closed 0,
his stock of harness and saddler
and will leave in a few days on
prospecting tour in Arizona, Ne
Mexico, and Southern Texas. M
Davis has been a resident of tt
valley for the past six years an
we are sorry to see him go.
The R. G. Knight Tie & limb
Company, Arcadia, is in tt
market for all the ties it can pu
chase. Very highest prices pa.
in cash for each load as d%eliyere.
MI. Knight says he must have Il
ties. He is a hustler and pref
apt to get his share OF them.
Through the courtesy Of Sen
tor James A. Reed we have a SUI
ply of garden seed which we "
be pleased to furnish our reade
on request. Either call for sar
or drop us q card. We also ma
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