Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-04-02
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

street lamps.
Buck beer time.
Did anybody fool you yesterday
March winds we're mild this year.
Lopez's have a new ad. this week.
Now for the gentle showers of April.
The farmers are busy sowing oats.
The Baptist church is offered for
sale.
Crap shooting on the streets comes
high.
Easter cards at Adolph's %jewelry
store.
What more lovely than the spring
time!
Lopez's millinery opening Thursday,
April 9th.
Not a single wedding is talked oil
for easter.
Tho picnic and excursion season will
o be at hand
School elections throughout the
county next Tuesday.
The homegrown early garden truck
will soon be in the market.
It would be a good idea 10Y to pick
an the loose stones on the street.
The Rebekahs will give a dance at
Che Academy of Music April 18th.
Again we pause to inquire, ''What
has happened to our n%ew-depotP"
Spring opening at Mrs. Lulu Gillian
Woodside's Saturday, April 18th.
N. j. Lewis, our County Treasurer,
has been quite sick the past week.
Mr.. Buford has it all to himself in
the a for County Commissioner.
Academy of Music stockholders have
their annual meeting next Monday.
Some troops from the Barracks will
probably be here the last of the month.
As vet we have heard of no candi.
dates for school director in this dis
itrict.
The roads have sufficiently improved
for the timber haulers to be at work
again.
The REGISTER this week completes
the publication of the personal assess
ment list.
March went out s'like a lamb" and
April was inaugurated with a perfec'
spring day.
The easter lilies have been in bloom
two or three weeks and easter yet ter
days distant.
The Bismarck Sun has ceased tt
shine and the junction town is agar
without a newspaper.
The county board of equalization
will be in session at the courthouse
three days next week.
W. P. Pippin has purchased the saw
mill belonging to Mrs. Mcleod on thu
east fork Of Black River.
About fifteen teachers attended the
examination held at the schoolhoust
last Friday and Saturday.
Ben. Huff, of Ironton, and Marths
Holland, of st. Louis, were married il
ST. Louis Wednesday, April 1st.
The revival meeting which has beer
in progress several weeks at the For
Hill church closed Friday night.
John Thomas was in St. Louis thi
week buying a stock of dry goods ant
shoes for the w. H. Thomas store.
1t is almost six weeks away, yet, bu
bear in mind the May Festival. 1t /
going to be the event OF the season.
The street lamps were placed il
position last Saturday and since the
the~,streets have been lighted at night
The local supply Of eggs is greater
than the demand and a good man.
cases are being shipped to St. Louis
The cherry trees in this section TO
many years past have borne little or q
fruit. Can any one tell us the reasol
whyP
When the elections are held mex
Tuesday let every district select
good and competent man for roadover
seer
The roads and streets have have i'm
proved sufficiently for driving to b
very pleasant and lots OF rigs were on
Sunday.
County court adjourned Wednesda
evening of last week after being i
session three days settling with tn
collector.
w. H. Delano and James w. Dixo
are candidates for roadoverseer in Dil
trict No. 8-the district south and eas
OF Ironton.
&. A. Buckley has begun the built
ing of a residence on the property eai
of town that he recently acquired frol
Mrs. Pilley.
The next annual meeting OF th
Southeast Missouri Log Rollers Asst
citation will be held at Poplar Blu
August 22d.
DR.. H. M. Jones Of this city and T
L. Bell of Belleview are in St. Lou
serving as jurors in the United State
Circuit Court.
VIM. Lanahan, who recently move
here from st. Louis, Is going into th
chicken business on a small farm mes
the rife range.