Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-02-13
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

of commission.
The Big Clearing Sale at Lopez's is
now going on.
Local news scattered all over the
paper this week.
County Court proceedings are pub
lished this week.
F. o. Codding shipped a car of hogs
to st. Louis market Monday.
Read the Closing Out Sale Adver-
tisement of the Syenite Granite Co.
The hub factory resumed operations
Monday after being shutdown several
weeks.
It is said there will be five tickets in
the field at the city election in Poplar
Bluff in April.
DR.. W. K. Houston's new residence
on West Wayne street is we'll under
way.
Eggs are plentiful at twenty cents a
dozen. Some shipped to st. Louis the
past week.
1t is probable that the scramble for
the Ironton post Office will be settled
at an election.
Fred Kindell, Jr., tells me that on
one day a couple Of weeks ago he
bought 14O0 railroad ties.
The city council was in session Mon
day night of last week and enacted a
number of new ordinances.
For Sale Three span of 3 and 4
year old mules; also, n large odd
mule. j.. A. Smith, Arcadia Mo.
Everything in the house furnishing
line at a big discount during February
Clearing Sale. LOPEZ STORE 90.
It is said some party from abroad
contemplates opening a roller rink in
one of the screen factory buildings.
Big Special February Sale at Brown's.
Come and see our Big Bargains. eve
can save you money" B. N. BROWN,
j. E. Grandhomme is talking Of
building an airdome, adjacent to the
Handy Kitchen, for the summer sea-
son.
We understand that some st. Louis
people are talking of building a hotel
at Hogan and putting up a club house
on Tom Sank, four miles west.
For Sale-My residence property,
known as the old Presbyterian Manse,
two blocks west of the courthouse.
D. E. MORRIS, Ironton, Mo.
SALESMAN WANTED-To look
after our interest in Iron and adjacent
counties. Salary or Commission. Ad-
dress LINCOLN OIL Co., Cleveland,
Ohio.
With the exception of two council
men, all the city officials in Ironton
are to be elected in April. Charles j,
Tual andL. J. Schach are the Council
men who hold over.
DIR. Will Patton at Thayer, Mo-, il
confined to his room as the result of
an automobile accident. No bones
were broken, but Will says he was ter
riically shaken up and bruised.
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The young folk had an enjoyable
dance at the Valley Inn Monday night
the occasion being complimentary tc
to Mrs. jackson, who is going NORTH
for a visit. A very enjoyable even
ing.
We have a card from Mrs. M. J
CLARK, who is spending the winter II
San Diego, California. She says the
REGISTER is a most welcome weekly
visitor when one is so far away from
home.
There was a surprise party at thu
S~anitarium Monday night, the occa'
sion being DR.. Smiths birthday. SOM
two score people were in attendance
and a couple of hours passed yer.
pleasantly.
j. A.. Smith, of Marble Greek, was
caller last Thursday. Jim tells us tina
the day before he helped his neigh
Dor, John Signer, dress a hog tina
weighted over 800 pounds. Prett,
good sized porker that.
The gentlemen who came here fror
New York last week and went ont t
Silver Mines prospecting, report tina
they found an abundance OF ore fror
which Tungsten electric lights ar
made.-Fredericktown Tribune.
The Ironton Woodstock Manufac
turing Company filed articles of in
corporation with Recorder Hawkin
Tuesday. The capital stock is $4,000
and the stockholders are I. j. st. Lot
is g. W. and Edgar F. Kellogg.
It is reported that the railroad com
pany will lease twenty acres OF Ian
from H. w. Tapley, south of Arcadia
on which to conduct one Of the dem
onstration farms the Missouri Pacif
is establishing over the system.
February brought the coldef
weather Of the winter. Fourteei
years ago this month we had a spe
Of weather when for ten nights tn
thermometer registered as low as to
below, some nights going to % below
MARRmD-At the residence OF tn
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