Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-10-24
Halloween next week.
Genuine fall weather.
The leaves are falling.

The leaves are falling.
Election, November 9Th.
There seems to be plenty of hay.
Three quarters of an inch of rain
Monday night.
The Ironton boys have organic
ed another brass band.
Fresh c~urrants, raisins and evap-
GRATED fruits at Lopez's.
A half dozen divorce cases o.
the circuit court docket.
The probate docket for the Nov
: ember term ia printed this week.
A number of st. Francois county
automobiles in the valley Sunday.
A granitoid walk from here to
Arcadia would be a glorious thing.
The official ballots for the Nov
ember election III printed this
week.
Quite a number of st. Louis
visitors to see the Arcadia Gardens
Sunday.
j. w. Allen built a granitoid
walk in front of his lot in north
Ironton last week.
For Sale-One dozen Indian
Runner Ducks and Rouen. VIM.
Elaman, Pilot Knob, Mo.
NoTICE-Special price on two or
more cloaks, cloak and skirt, or
two overcoats, at B. N. Browns.
Superintendent Burnham an
nounces a teachers meeting at
Belieview, Saturday, November
9th.
Thomas Cheatam was last week
appointed trainmaster of the Mis-
souri, Division on the Iron Noun
tain railroad.
Preparations are being made to
move the hub mill located at this
place to Little Rock, Ark.-Emt-
Current Wave.
The REGISTER is unavoidably a
day late this week. Publications
in connection with the election
o~ccasioned the delay.
Wednesday was the coolest night
of the season, the thermometer 60
ing down to "a. Ice Wednesday
and Thursday mornings.
Quail and squirrel are said to be
very scarce this fall. The very
severe winter probably accounts
for the scarcity Of the birds.
The two big gasoline engines to
be used at the electric light plant
were received last week. We will
have lights in another week.
Circuit court convenes next Mon
day. The docket is published
elsewhere. Court will not likely
be in session more than one week.
The "Gleaners" will meet Thurs
day afternoon, October 24th, at the
home OF Mrs. Haywood. All
members are requested to be pres
emit.
Robert G.. Farmer has a force OF
men at work completing the con-
crete work on Rainbow dam in the
Shut-In. The cost will be about
$4,000.
Born-To James A. Ruble and
wife, of Vulcan, October 10, 1912,
a boy. To Fred Talley and wife,
Thursday, October ~, 1912, q boy.
All we'll.
We will receive a carload OF
egg coal this week. Purchasers
will save money by buying at once
and unloading direct from car.
A. RIEKE & Son.
Jake Dinger, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis in the
Lutheran Hospital, st. Louis, a
month ago, is recovering nicely,
and expects to be home in a week
or so.
Mr.. T. J. st. Louis has rented
the old screen factory in north
Ironton and. will manufacture
spokes, fellows and other wagon
material therein. We wish him
every success.
For Sale-Two good farm hors-
es, owner having NO use for them;
or would exc hange for an all
round, safe, family horse, harness
and saddle. Apply to James Rob-
inson, Valley Home, Arcadia, Mo.
AL johnson is building a second
story on the residence of Mr.. r.
w. Ayres on Shepherd Mountain
side. Mr., Ayres and his good wife
intend making Ironton their per-
manent home. We give them q
hearty welcome.
Hon. @. L. Fcklin, of North
Missouri, will make a Democratic
speech at the court house, Ir%onton,
Wednesday, October 80, at 1880
p. M; Belleview, Thursday, Oct
ober 81, at 1880 p. M. Turn out
and near MIN.
Married-St. Joseph's Church,
Pilot Knob, Wednesday, October
is, 1912, James A. Flynn, OF Hamil-
ton. Ohio, and Rose Gertrude Efing-
or. of Pilot Knob, Rev. j. F.
Adrian, officiating. Success and
happiness to them.
t4 rMN.Ifa 80 ~
From the Bismark Gazette we
learn that the White and Hummel
Manufacturing Company have
apr eed to locate their hub factory,