Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-01-16
LOCAL BREvIrIEs


Thunder and lightning and rain this
morning.
Big Bargains at Browns midwinter
clearing sale.
The Probate Docket for the Feb
ruary term is printed this week.
The 1. o. o. F. and Masonic Halls
have the electric lights installed.
The lenten season begans February
9th. Easter, March 23d. Very early.
Blind Boone Concert Company at
the Academy of Music, January Both
Last Friday was really a rainy day
the first we've had since winter be-
gan.
Arrangements have been made to
install electric lights in st. Paups
church.
The sleet last week made walking
very disagreeable and somewhat dan
gerous.
Mr.. D. E. Reagan is very sick at his
home in west Ironton. We are sorry
to hear it.
We are in receipt of quite an at
tractive calendar from the Boatmen's
Bank, st. Louis.
The county court last week allowed
John w. Iovelace $1252 for making
the assessment of 1912.
Henry Adolph was thrown out of a
rig Sunday morning and suffered a
badly bruised and skinned face.
The sleet and the snow last week
put a q~uietous on the hauling which
had progressed all winter without
h%indrance.
Under Miller, of Jackson, Mo-, and
Nib Hearn, of Lebanon, Tenn, will
sell so head of fine JERSEY COWS
on February 10th, at Jackson, Mo.
The Bethlehem Messenger, pub
lished by the Holiness people at Des
Arc, has been succeeded by the NDes
Arc Tribune.
Man past 80 with horse and buggy
to sell Stock Condition Powder in
Iron County. Salary $40 per month.
Address 9, Industrial Bldg, Indian
apolis, Indiana.
Mr.. E. H. Deweese, the picture
show man, was confined to his room a
couple of days last week with an at
tack of the grip.
We are glad to say that Mr.. W. Fl.
Delano, who has been quite ~indisposed
for the past few weeks, is reported as
somewhat improved.
Quarterly meeting at the Fort Hill
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing. Preaching by the Presiding
Elder, Rev. VIM. Court. Also, the
Holy Sacrament.
VIM. Hall had quite a force Of men
at work a half day last week putting
up ice. Some fair five inch ice was
secured. Then a rain came and the
harvest was over.
The old Democratic war horse,
Thompson Blanton of Flatwoods, left
last Sunday for Jefferson City to at
tend the inauguration. Well gamble
that he has a grand old time.
The hunting season which termin-
ated the first of the year was about as
non-productive as was ever exper'
fenced in this section. All kinds o.
game was exceedingly scarce.
Blind Boone, the colored musical
prodigy, will be at the Academy O
Music, Thursday night, January 3Oth
Boone has been here before and will
probably attract a good house.
Albert j. Zwart writes us that hi
has completed his work at Branson
Mo-, and, after short vacation at Farm
ington, will go to Grand Junction
Colorado, to take charge of an irriga
tion plant.
County Treasurer Thos. D. Jone
now has on hand sufficient money tt
cash all county warrants that wer'
protested prior to November last
Interest on these warrants stoppe'
last Saturday, January 18th.
Wanted-Residen manager for Mid
land Casualty %. Liberal and at
tractive contract to capable party
Write vi at once Charles P. Whit
bread & Company, State Agents
Pierce Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.
The sleet and ice that covered tn
ground several days last week afford
ed the finest coasting ever known !
the valley and the young folk had
glorious time. We are glad to ga,
that no serious accidents resulted.
FOR SALE-At a bargain 30-hors
power Boiler and 1S-horse power En-
CINE, suitable for sawmill purposes
Also, all pipes and other machiner
contained in Ice Plant at Arcadia, M
W. ID. FLETCHER.
We have a very pleasant letter froi
our young friend, q. s. Langdon, SO
OF Mr.. A. J. Langdon. Senter and h
brother, Wesley, are engaged !
the general merchandise business Z
Hornersville, Mo-, as partners. w
wish the boys every success in III
world.