Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-02-08
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Probate court next Monday.
The big sale is on at Lopez's.
st. Valentine next Wednesday.
The fuel man is still quite pop
ular.
We are ready for the gentle
springtime.
Oyster Supper, February 10Th,
$3.50 P. M, at Farrar Building.
Even the beer was frozen dur
ing the cold days of January.
You can save money at B. N.
Browns big after Christmas re-
duction sale.
Our young friend, Mr.. A. v.
Polak, is recovering from an at
tack Of pleurisy.
The winter of t911-12 will be
talked about for a good many
years to come.
The Cleaners of the Presbyte-
rian church will meet with Mrs.
Haywood, February 9Th.
It is rumored that another
Richmond is about to tackle the
journalistic field in Ironton.
Carl Elgan is a daddy. His
wife bore him a son January 20th,
1912.-Colton (Ca) Information
Democrats, don't forget the
mass meeting next Monday, Feb
ruary 18th, at $3.50 o'clock P. M.
Train No. 8 arrived here from
st. Louis about three O'Clock
Sunday afternoon-three hours
late.
Raw, fried or stewed oysters,
ham sandwiches and coffee,
Farrar Building, February 10Th,
at $3.50 P. NJ.
The county court will let the
county farm next Monday. There
are said to be a half dozen or
more applicants.
w. F. Curry will be checked in
as station agent at Arcadia this
week. Mr.. Allison, the present
agent, will go to Lutesville.
Special bargain prices in every
department OF the store during
sale period. Note big ad fol
particulars. LOPEZ STORE 90.
Walter Kendall, by his attorneys.
Edgar & Edgar, last week filed
suit against the Arcadia Country
Club for 5000 for service rendered
The Ladies' Social Club will en-
terrain the Study Club at the
home of Mrs. F. Kindell, ST.,
February 22d, at a Washington
Party.
The Episcopal Sunday School
cordially invites you to the
Oyster Supper at the Farrar
building, February 10th. Tickets
% cents.
In future the County Treasurer
will pay the interest due on coun'
ty warrants when he cashes same.
The court made such an ordel
Monday.
Parties of four, six or eight
wishing to reserve tables for tht
Oyster Supper, Farrar building
February 10th, can be accommo.
dated by notifying Mrs. Coddine
in advance. Il
A note from Mr.. A. ]. Nv art in
forms us that Mrs. Zwart is nov
in a hospital in Kansas City. W.
hope to hear of her early restora'
ton to health.
The grounding saw his shadow
most all day long last Friday, 81
we can look for six weeks more
of winter, anyway. And thei
probably some.
Mrs. Marks has been quite sicl
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
A. Roehry, in Ironton, the pas
week, but is much improved now
we are glad to say.
Eighteen men, with from tw,
to FIVE teams, have put in twenty
days. work on the new road il
the Shut-In. In consequences, con
siderable has been accomplished.
If anybody knows of one Johl
M. Brown who resided for five o
six years in Ironton some thirt.
years ago, or remembers him
please let the postmaster or edito
know about it.
Former County Collector Henri.
Schwaner, who was deemed Sc
riously i'll yesterday, was resting
better to-day and there wer
hopes for continued improvement
Poplar Bluff Republican.
J. r. Goff, manager Of the LIE
hub factory at this place, inform
us that he will likely start tn,
mill in d few days. This factor,
has been shut down for tws
Notwithstanding Outlook.
Arch Hall and Thomas Kitchen
Of Graniteville, were arrested las
Thursday night on the charge Q
disturbing religious worship. Tn
offense was committed about
month ago at the Methods
church at Graniteville. The &C
cused we're taken before SOUR
johnson at Middlebrook, wher
they pleaded guilty and wer