Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-06-18
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Ladies' all silk, ready-made wells.
Bonanza.
The pay car passed wei the road
Saturday.
The great and glorious Fourth
draweth nigh.
This issue completes the REGISTERS
thirty-sixth year.
Ice cream and cake tonight at the
DR.. Blanks building.
From every body on Main street we
hear complaint of the dust.
The north bound day train has been
late several days the past week.
All kinds of dramatic clubs being
organized in Ironton these days.
Charleston is going to try and stop
Sunday ball playing by ordinance.
Our ice nan says that this summon
is positively the worst he ever saw.
Last Sunday was a magnificent day
and every available rig was in use.
There are going to be all kind of
home talent shows In the near future.
The high water just about paralyzed
business on the road for a week or so.
Spring chickens are becoming more
plentiful but the price is still ''out OF
sight"
Early risers last Saturday morning
June 13th-say there were traces OF
a frost.
1t is the intention to run an excur-
sion train from Poplar Bluff to De Soto
July 4th.
Quite a number of folks will go from
here to Annapolis to attend the picnic
next Saturday.
1t is said that lots of good fish are
being caught in the Iron Mountain
dam these days.
The ''boys" say that the new
benches in front of the REGISTER Office
are just the thing.
Howard Russell Monday sold his
farm, east OF town, to r. c. Love.
The price was $1,000.
Some of the flower gardens in the
. Valley are divine in their loveliness
just at the present time.
Teachers examination at the school
house next week-Friday and Satur-
day, June Goth and 9th.
The Belleview people have been
talking of building a rock road from
Belleview to Iron Mountain.
Oh the horrible, horrible dust! And
just to think there is probably three
months or more of it to come.
The Poplar Bluff club will be here
next Sunday or the Sunday following
to play a return game of ball.
Ironton economics-$10, 900 worth
of fencing against $500 worth OF cow
with splotched sidewalks thrown in.
When you have a news item come
and tell us about it or send US a line.
We're always glad to hear from all
OF you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick Hough, Jr.,
will spend two months touring in
Europe, leaving New York about June
Oath.
Conductor Rouse has removed back
to Arcadia and is occupying one of the
new cottages recently built by Louis
Miller.
S. M. IPhelan's black team and an
up-to-date rubber.tired surrey is one Of
the SWEETEST %turn-outs in all Southeast
Missouri.
1t is intimated about town that an
altogether too loving couple got walk
ing papers" from Sylvan Park one day
last week.
The weather last Thursday and Fri
day was just about as cool as is ever
experienced In this section in the
month Of June.
w. H. Delauo brought some monster
g%ooseberries to this Office Monday
evening. The largest were four inches
in circumference.
There was q strike in Sheahan's
quarry at Graniteville Tuesday. The
matter will probably be amicably ad-
i,otad In a fau dawn
Rev. W. S. Acomb will return from
Ohio this week and hold services In
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening.
MARRIED-At Ironton, Mo-. Sunday
June IA, 1908. by W. G. Fairchild, j.
P, Lewis l.. Sutton and Eta Painter.
Both of Iron county, Mo.
The Baptist College, which was sold
IN Pennington last week, will be con-
verted into a sanitarium. Are We 60
ing to have the College hereP
w. H. Sweeney was arrested one
day last week for fast riding on the
streets. He pleaded guilty and paid
fine and costs amounting to 80.
Herman Davis has lately been
building a fence and making other i'm
provements about his premises that
adds greatly to its appearance.
Oae OF the pusher crews recently
laid off was put back to work last
week. 1t is thought the other crew
will be put to work in a few days.
Tho Baptist Sunday School has 9
picnic at iron Mountain dam to-day.
The schools at Belleview and Bismarck
will also participate In the affair.
Forr cows were killed outright and