Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-04-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.
April showersi
Book beer DAYS.

ALI the fruit trees are in blossom.
All seats reserved tomorrow night.
The gardner is putting in full time
these days.
The County Board of Appeals meets
next Monday.
The lawn and fields are assuming
their garb of green.
Candidates for county offices are
coming to the front.
Closing exercises of the Ironton
school Friday evening.
Prof. Hawkins inaugurates his train
ing school next Monday.
The work of sinking the shaft at
Pilot Knob is progressing.
Lost-A button with photo of boy.
Please return to Mrs. Dugdale, Ironton.
Easter was a warm and pleasant day,
and spring bonnets and suits were
numerous.
The exercises of the M. E. Sunday
School Sunday evening attracted a
crowded house.
Several communications are crowded
out of this issue. They will appear
next week.
The K. P. Boys are going to send a
big delegation to the celebration in
Poplar Bluff, June 9TH,
Quite a number of Odd Fellows are
arranging to attend the celebration at
Doe Run next Thursday.
The monthly meeting of the horti-
culture society was held at the court
house Saturday afternoon.
w. j. Lee. the hub factory man at
Hogan. is putting in another factory at
Hendrickson in Butler county.
The county campaign will likely be
be inaugurated with the meeting of the
Central Committee, April 30th.
Just on going to press this A. VI. we
received word announcing the safe ar
rival of M. ID. Bells at Long Beach,
California.
E. c.. Rockwell of Arcadia has leased
the Winkler residence on the mountain
side and will remove thereto in the
near future.
Orrin L. Munger. of Wayne county,
candidate for the Democratic nomlna-
ton Wednesday.
As next Sunday morning will be
communion service at the Baptist
Church it is hoped that every member
will be present.
Even in Irouton" the godly man
writes. And is Ironton so much more
vile and wicked than all other places
on the footstool?
Despite the very cold weather of last
week some of the horticulturists are
insisting The yield of fruit this year
promises to be fair.
Hear r. Foster, st. Louis famous
lecturer, s'Chipmunks, Cutworms and
Crows" at the Courthouse, next Tues
day, April "a, at 1870 p. NJ.
Circuit Court couvenes next Monday.
The docket is published in this issue.
Court will likely be in session the
greater portion of two weeks.
Ray is now retailing here at about
SIS a ton, and most of it is imported.
IT'S to be regretted that this country
does not produce its own hay.
If YOU desire a reserved seat to the
Commencement Exercises, be sure to
take your ticket to the Arcadia Valley
Drug Store and get it checked.
The Democratic County Committee
will meet at the courthouse in this city
on Monday. April 30th. A full attend
ance OF the committee is desired.
Commencement Exercises of the
graduating class begin at 8 P. NJ, sharp.
Take your ticket to the Arcadia Valley
Drug Store and get your seat checked
off
w. S. c. Walker, known to a num-
Der of people here, was last Saturday
nominated as the Democratic candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney of Dunklin
county.
Closing exercises of the Ironton
school at the Academy of Music Friday
evening. To defray expenses gener-
al admission fee of fifteen cents will be
charged.
LOSt-Somewhere between the M T.
Church and Thos. Halls residence,
West Ironton, a bracelet with three
silver hearts. Finder will please re-
turn to this.office.
Troop ..Mn of the Third Cavalry,
now stationed at Jefferson Barracks,
will come to the Valley about May 1st
and spend several weeks at the rifle
range for target practice.
Rev. Chester Birch will begin a Sc
ries of meetings at the Presbyterian
church May 9. He uses golden cor
net in his services. He was 10 De Soto
twelve wears ago.-De Soto Republican.
A number of the residents OF the
Goodland school district in the west
end of the county had hearing before
Commissioners Hawkins here relative
to dividing the district. Some were
favorinp and some opposing the d.
vision. The arbitrators declared for
the division.