Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Observation-Disclosures peddIers
Ladies' night gowns, as cents. at tn,
Racket Store.
Folks are saying a wedding will
soon take place.
The late spring will delay the arri
val of the summer visitors.
The local G. A. R. post will have
Decoration Services May 29th.
Madiager. the Pilot Knob baker, is
thinking of coming to Ironton.
The homegrown strawberry has
been in the market for week.
Pure, home made lard, 10 lbs. for
75c, at j. Nagel's Meat Market.
The past few days remind us that
the summer sun will soon be here.
The city marshal has had several of
the Jail inmates at work on the streets
the past week.
Nobody seems to know whether the
soldiers will come to the range this
summer or not.
Here's an old maid. who wants to
buy? 4 hundred old bachelors, make
answer, i, II -
Howard Lindsay's ice cream and re-
freshment parlors open every after
noon and evening.
The REGISTER now believes that ev-
erybody ought TO paint his buildings
and witewash his fences.
Lopez's have a new advertisement,
telling of bargains secured from the
Ely-Walker fire sale this week.
Those who pretend to know say an
appointment will be made TO the Iron
ton pOst-office in the next month.
The Y. P. S. c. f. had quite a sue
cessful entertainment in the Presby-
terrain church basement Tuesday even
ing.
Superintendent Hardy, Trainmaster
DeGarmo and Roadmaster Potter were
aboard special coach on No. 81 Mon
day.
care you going to the Convention?"
What Convention?H
why, the Old Maids Convention,
to be sure"
DIR. S. E. Strong has purchased the
lot just north of his office. The lot be-
lOuged to the heirs of the late b.
Rutschman.
Mrs. Oliver is having a new glass
front put in the building she lately
purchased. and at present occupied by
Arthur Huff.
attention, Bachelors" The Old
Maids Convention convenes this
month at the Academy of Music. Don't
fail to attend.
Free hack to the entertainment in
the log cabin, Arcadia House. tonight.
Leave orders at Arcadia Valley Drug
Store, Post-office or Blue Store.
An Enquirer" asks US to again pro-
pound the question, what became OF
the $3.50 or more that was collected on
the wooden mill subscriptions"
The spring time in May proved very
near winter time several evenings and
mornings of the past week. There
was a slight frost on several occasions
The straw berry festival at the New
Hall House Pilot Knob last night given
by the Cath Ollie ladies attracted large
attendance and was a complete success.
The local taken off the road cou-
pie of weeks ago was put back on the
road again last Saturday, and there is
now local freight each way every
day.
The ssdealer" says its very singu-
lar thing that a man can't come home
from fishing expedition these days
with string OF fish, without being &C
cused of buying them.
Farmers generally are already COM
planning of the depredations OF the
chiuch bugs and it is feared they will
prove disastrous to many of the crops
before the season is at an end.
We have received line OF the best
perfumery in the market, made by Al
fred Wright & Son, Rochester, New
York. Give us call.
ARCADIA VALLEY DRUG Co.
The REGISTER Office is indebted to
Messrs. Rieke & Backoff. the Ironton
agents, for several bottles of the excel
lent Budweiser beer. Gentlemen,
here's to you! May you live long and
prosper!
Collins. the liveryman, desires to
impress the fact on the minds of the
public that his livery stable Is now
better supplied with horses and rigs
than ever before. The best of servise
at reasonable rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garneau arrived
yesterday and will spend the summer
in the Forster cottage here. Mr. and
Mrs. Garneau spent last season here
aud are very favorably impressed with
the Arcadia Valley.
Gen. Henry, in charge at the Bar
racks, has been transferred to YER
mont Gen. Henry. it is understood
has always opposed the rifle range In
Arcadia Valley and his absence may
terminate all objections.
James E. Strother, the boy from Sa-
bula who was sent to the insane asy-
lum at Fulton about four months ago.
it is understood. has just about recov-
cred from his affliction and will likely
be home in few weeks.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending May 18th, showing the highest
a,.ro raaopln1 ZACH