Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-04-09
IR0NT0N. MO.
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1908.
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Holy week.
Next Sunday is Easter.
May festival May 18th.
The leaves are coming.
Strawberry eason coming.
The fruit trees are in bloom.
Take the rocks off the street.
Don't forget the training school.
The base ball season cometh on.
Lopez's millinery opening to-day.
The public schools close next week.
The movers are frequent these days.
The March winds are here in April.
New bonnets and new suits next Sum
iay.
Some cold and disagreeable weather
he past week.
The boys are counting the days until
vacation comes.
Fishermen are beginning to talk OF
b trip to the river.
Probate Docket for the May term is
printed this week.
The hub hauler is turning his at.
t~ention to farming.
AS a laugh producer THE Missouri
Girl" has no equal.
The loveliest season OF the whole
wear will soon be here. .
Services at the M. E. Church next
Sunday by the new pastor.
Sermon Easter Day at St. Paul's, II
IA. NJ: 1.-The Resurrection"
Millinery opening at Mrs. Lulu
Gillian Woodside's Saturday next.
Circuit Court meets April 9th. The
session will likely be a short n
At the $3.50 P. N. daily service at St.
Paul's there will be a short address.
The ice man and the fuel man have
both been in demand the past week.
Sermon Easter night at St. Paul's
church: 1.-The Power of the Risen
Christ"
Quarterly meeting was held at the
Fort Hill Church last Saturday and
Sunday.
Recent occurrences have somewhat
disturbed the even tenor of the crap
shooters way.
A special train bearing George
Gould and party went south over the
road last Thursday.
Saturday was a pleasant day, though
a little cold, and quite a number oil
people we're in town.
John Schwab has been appointed
adn Illustrator of the estate of L. r.
Goutding, deceased.
The tAOld Lynch Rye" man painted
a number of green and white signs in
this section last week.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Smith, Ironton, Mo, Friday, April 3,
1903, a girl. All are we'll.
Sermon Good Friday night at st.
Paul's church at 1880 o'clock, will be
On "Jesus Christ, the Crucifed."
The REGISTER trusts that the county
court will see that every r%oadoverseel
does his full duty the coming year.
The graduating exercises Of the
public school will probably be held In
the Academy of Music Monday, April
both.
The proceedings of the board o.
equalization that has been in session
this week will be printed in u mex
Issue.
Some one fred the leaves on the
mountain sides Sunday and Sunday
night Pilot Knob was almost a blaze
of light.
The Cup Willow Creek Company
gave a fair performance at the
Academy of Music Wednesday night O.
last week.
A representative Of the Ridgely
Walker T~ailoring Company, st. Louis
will be at Lopez's all day to-day taking
orders for suits.
We trust that every man who wal
elected roadoverseer at the election
] uesday will try, to give us bettel
roads in the future.
j. r. Baldwin is now domiciled ID
his new residence and has n of the
most convenient and comfortable
homes in the Valley.
The Pilot Knob school cleared abou'
SsO in the entertainment given weel
before last. The proceeds will be de
voted. to the library fund.
John Bergman, OF Poplar Bluff
last week sold his farm in Belleview t.
Chris Owen, of Poplar Bluff. Thu
price paid was about $500.
Word has been received that Mr.
B. S. Gregory is quite sick at his hom'
lin St. Louis. His many friends hope
ITO hear Of his early recovery.
The man who sings alleluia OF
Easter Day ought to be pretty sur
that be has earned this privilege b.
self-deuial and Determination.
The Modern Woodmen OF Granite
vile nave purchased the Rutschillinl
building in Ghermanville from Johl
tSchwab. The price paid was 1920.
Mrs. Herman Trauernicht and chill
dreu returned Monday from Middle
brook where she has been visiting Mr.