Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-11-07

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Probate court next Monday.
And twas a famous victoryl
Thanksgiving coming along.
A Thanksgiving wedding, they
say.
The town was crowded Satur-
day.
Look at our rooster on the first
page.
Many people suffering from
colds.
Election day was rainy and dis
agreeable.
Will the Thanksgiving turkey
be scarce?
And the leaves are scattered on
the ground.
Not many trains on the railroad
these days.
What about the granitoid walks
to Arcadia?
The Kronton band progresses
right along.
Down went McGinty to the bot
tom of the sea!
Iron County wants no Mullin-
McGinty reform.
The summer hotel propositions
all seem to be sleeping.
Hunters say that game is UNI
usually scarce this fall.
The hub factory will resume
operation ina few days.
The evening trains, north bound,
have all been running late.
Les Yount was elected Con-
stable of Arcadia Township.
All good Democrats will attend
Thanksgiving service this year.
Entertainment at the High
School building Friday evening.
Teachers Meeting at Belleview
next Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
The official election returns from
Iron county + published this
week.
B. N. Brown has now the most
COMPLETE line of shoes ever in his
store.
It is announced that The electric
lights will be turned on next Mon
day night.
Will some one break the news
gently to the good DR.. Swift, SO
far, far, away?
The Centerville Outlook says
that game is scarce in Reynolds
county this fall.
The boys went around playing
the usual Halloween trickf last
Thursday night.
By the time you get the wood in
the shed these days the cost is
mighty near SIS a cord.
Superintendent Burnham an
nounces a Teachers, Meeting at
Annapolis, November 23d.
o. g. Green, the colored barber,
is reported to be very sick, suffer-
ing from Bright's disease.
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Last Thursday was surely a.
rainy, rainy day. And there were
thunder and lightning, too.
The roadbed of the Iron Mount
ain railroad through this section
is certainly in an admirable condi-
ton.
Again we say the city council
should take immediate action in
reference to the walks near the
depot.
Thos. N. Mari this week bought
the Fred Lueck farm on Marble
Creek MI. Lueck will remove to
Montana.
j.. B. Buckner, a former citizen
Of Iron county, writes US that he
his now located at Fayetteville,
Arkansas.
Well,it is all over again, and
I we'll have to get down to the com-
mon, every day affairs Of life,
once more.
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The ice plant at Arcadia has
been,a long time idle and there
seems no hope of a change in the
immediate future.
The first snow of the season fell
last Friday afternoon. There was
not much Of it and it melted as it
touched the ground.
Lost-Between Ironton school
building and Fred Russell's, Octo-
Der 20, lady's silver wa tch, black
fob. Finder please return to this
Office.
Taken Up-One black gilt,
weighs about 100 lbs, marked with
swallow fork in each ear. Owner
/ call or write , s. E. Twomey, IRON
ton, Mo.
4 In the election Tuesday there
were cast in Irou county: ~
Prohibition votes; 55 Socialist
votes; 8 Social Labor votes, and
65 Progressive votes.
From Tuesdays st. Louis papers
we see that a marriage license was
granted Monday at Clayton to @.
Porter Gray Of Chicago and Mrs.
G. B. fischer, Of Ironton, Mo.