Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-06-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

y. Es SOuNCublOH hClo OuhO eve
Prospects were never better for good
crops.
All the saloons we're closed in town
Saturday.
The wheat is about ready to be
harvested.
The salt river crew is a good
humored one.
If we could only find some way to
light the streets.
The primary election passed off
quietly and in good order.
Democrats do not accept the advice
to stay away from the primary.
The majorities in the primary we're
in most instances brutality large.
The troops now at the range leave
next Sunday for Jefferson Barracks.
H. E. Melhado is occupying the
Winkler house on the mountain side.
Remember the date of the Christian
Endeavor convention and plan to at
tend.
Excursion train to St. Louis Sunday,
June 22d. Fare for the round trip,
$3.50.
The colored X. P. lodge will have a
big celebration in Ironton on Saturday,
June 29th.
The ticket nominated last Saturday
is a good one and will achieve victory
in November.
Now we all want to get together in
November and make the majority as
big as possible.
There is a vast difference in the
crop prospect this season and the same
time last year.
All are cordially invited to attend
the lawn. social at Rev. Steel's Tuesday
evening, June 18th.
The verdict of a jury, what a woman
will do, and the result of IN election,
are all hard to foretell.
The Bell Telephone people were
very courteous in giving out election
news Saturday evening.
The training school closes Friday.
The institute begins next Monday and
will continue for two weeks.
Don't forget the.b picnic at Gran
i~teville July 4th. Arrangements are
being made for q grand time.
The summer visitors, SO far, are not
numerous. They will come in lunches
when the real hot weather comes.
We fear some Of the young ladies
will be awfully lonesome and beyond
consolation when the soldiers leave.
Mrs. Elsie Tr%auernicht has been quite
sick the past week, but is much better
now and it is thought is out of danger.
Some disappointed at the result OF
the primary but nobody sore. The
majority in November will be a good
one.
DR.. 6. X. Talley, %occulist, will visit
the various towns of this section. AT
Bismarck office every Saturday and
Sunday.
Alb. Curtis has received an appoint
ment as guard at the Missouri peniten-
tiary and left Monday for Jefferson
City to begin work.
DR.. M. B. Arthur of Reynolds county
was lodged in jail here yesterday,
having been convicted of %practicing
medicine without registering.
The Bismarck Sun says that the
Southern Missouri railroad will build
shops in that town. The new Bis
marck seems to be q hustling town.
The Republicans, it is understood,
nre going to make a desperate effor,
to elect some officers in Iron county
this fall. 1t will be time and labor
lost.
For SALE-Canopy-Top Road Wag'
on, Two-Seated Spring Wagon, Side
Saddle, and Gasoline Street Lamp
all IN good condition. Apply at this
office.
Miss Mahan, a noted lecturer in the
w. C. T. u. work, will lecture at For
Hill Church, next Sunday evening a
8 o'clock. Every body urged to b'
present.
An ice cream social will be given b.
the ladies of the M. Z. Church, Iron
ton, in the Academy of Music on Fri
day night, June 27. Everybody is in
vited.
w. E. Worley, a student iron
Shurtleff College, Upper Alton, Ills.
delivered an address in the Baptis
church Monday evening, on ForeigI
Missions.
A thousand Democrats went to tn
polls last Saturday. The Iron count
Democrats are wide-awake and will
present a solid front to the enemy
November.
George Mcleod died at his HON
near Graniteville Monday morning
The deceased had been in the saw mi
business many years and was we
known In the community.
MhIt
Day trains Nos. l and 4, and nigh
trains Nos. s and 6 on the Iron Mour
tain have dining cars. The innova
tion is made, it ls said, to retail
through travel that threatens to 60 7
other roads.
Deputy U. S. Marshall Straszer wa
hare last week with q couple OF "bO0