Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-05-21
LOCAL BREvITIEs

And soon the roses now
Now how the gardens grow.
The picnic season is at hand.
Rain coats $1.5 at Mullin & Browns.
No. 2 was seven hours late yester-
day.
Ladies' shirt waists cheap at b.
nanza
A tent show held forth near the
depot yesterday.
When the rain ouce started it just
kept or coming.
FoUND-A medallion or locket. APP
ply at this office.
Spring chicken is a luxury. Scarce
and high, very high.
Mr.. Mullin aud family are now
domiciled in the rectory.
The rains of the past week put the
roads in bad shape again.
Imported strawberries have been
very plentiful the past week.
Some fast fruit and stock trains are
going over the road these days.
Pasturage for horses and COWS, near
town. Apply to H. M. Collins.
Just at the present time the Valley
is the loveliest spot in the country.
The Graniteville Woodmen will give
a grand picnic and ball on July 4th.
The prospect for a good hay crop
has improved greatly the past week.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G.
Russell, Saturday, May 16, 1908, a
boy.
The pastures and lawns we're greatly
benefited by the rains of the past
week.
Quite a lot of strawberries haye been
coming in from Belleview the past
week.
WANTED.-A man with team to
pillow. Apply without delay at this
Office.
The rocks have been picked upon on
Ma{u street and the street is in fine
condition.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. H. C..
Twoomey, Monday May II, a seven
pound girl.
The liverymen get the benefit of the
Sunday excursion. Rigs we're in great
demand Sunday.
Thirty.eight people boarded the ex-
cursion train for Oran at this station
Wednesday morning.
The rain of the past week has in
terfered considerably with the troops
at the range the past week.
The eolored band here has an ehS
gagement to play for a celebration in
St. Louis some timo In August. y
Some of the boys say that the Sun
day excursion without beer is MUCH
like strawberries without cream.
The screen factory closed Tuesday.
1t will probably run a few more days
lsefore finally closing for the season.
fee cream and cake served by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church in
the DR.. Blanks building this evening.
If you want picnic posters the REG
ESTER office is better prepared to print
them than any Office In this part OF
the state.
The library of H, Melhado is adver-
tised to be sold by the constable to-
morrow under execution issued by
Justice Fairchild.
The Woodmen and band boys will
give a picnic in Ironton on July 4th
that promises to eclipse all former
efforts.
There will be two more Sunday ex.
cursions from st. Louis to the Valley.
One in July and the other in Sep
tember.
For RgNT-The Harviell brick resi-
dence in Arcadia. Terms, $12 pei
month. Apply 70 DR.. A. S. Prince
Ironton.
Services at the Presbytertaa church
next Sunday morning and evening,
Sunday School at $50 A. M. Every
one 10 Invited to come.
The strike of the quarrymen in the
employ Of the Syenite Granite Com.
pany continues. The other quarries
are both working full forces.
The pay car was due last Friday
but the wreck at White House and the
blockade of the road kept the car from
getting here before Saturday.
1t will likely be a couple Of week
before the troops at the range begir
target prsatice. The wet weather ha
delayed matters considerably.
The Ladies' Guild OF St. Paul
church meets at the home of Mrs
Bradley this afternoon at 2 o'clock
ALI members are requested to attend.
DR.. Albert O'Bannon, of Crane Pond
Iron county, arrived In Centreyille to
day, and we understand will locat
here ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ou'
look.
There will be sgrand basket picn1
aS the Sellinger place, nine mile
aouth of Ironton, on Saturday, Jun
9th. A good time assured all who a
tend.
During the raiay days Of last wee
the soldiers came in from tho raHg
and bought every pair OF rubber boot
IN town. They cleaned up the suppl