Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-04-23
LOCAL BRRvITIEs.

why not PICK up the rOcks on Tue
street?
A late and backward spring this
surely is.
Don't throw banana Feelings on the
sidewalk.
The Greater Bonanza tells OF bar
gains this week.
The farmers are considerably behind
with their work.
Read Mullin & Browns advertise
ment on first page.
The ~cleanest town in all southeast
Missouri is 1ronton.
Barnhouse's auction next Saturday
and following days.
What an abomiDable nuisance the
town COW is anyway.
1t was a genuine April shower We
had Sunday afternoon.
What so lovely as the spring time In
the beautiful Arcadia ValleyP
Circuit court next Monday. The
docket is printed in this issue.
That new depot that was promised
us. What has happened to itP
The first strawberries of the season
were brought to town last week.
The thermometer registered thirty
four degrees Wednesday morning.
"The Missouri Girl" played to a
$3.50 house here last Friday night.
Tramps have been raiding the kitch-
ems in Piedmont residences the past
week.
Mr.. johnson, the ice man, has an
advertisement in this issue OF the
paper.
An unknown man was run over by
the train and killed at Vulcan Tues
day night.
Manager Grandhomme says that
there are no more shows booked for
this season.
In the far, far distant future the
Arcadia Valley will have a modern
summer hotel.
The school boy now hunts the fisher
mans haunts and later will seek the
swimming hole.
Warranty deeds, deeds of trust, quit
claim deeds and chattel mortgages for
sale at this office.
Applications are numerous from peo-
pie who would like to spend the sum
mer in the Valley.
If we had accommodations for them
the Valley could secure five hundred
visitors this summer.
The county board of appeals will be
in session at the courthouse the first
three days of next week.
The Odd Fellows of Southeast Mis-
souri, hold their annual celebration at
Pennington next Saturday.
An effort should be made to have the
new fence around the courthouse be-
fore circuit court convened.
These fat hats the ladies are wear
tng-they may be pretty, but they
must be very uncomfortable.
Mr.. L. j. LaRose expects to organize
a lodge of the Western Bankers Union
in Ironton in the near future.
The Ironton school board will hold
a meeting May 4th and probably elect
teachers for the ensuing year.
We suggest to the county court that
the tower and the roof or the court
house are badly in need of paint.
The Ladies' Guild OF st. Paul's
church will meet at Mrs. Meyers to-
morrow friday at 2 o'clock P. M.
1t is fitting that the best of all the
berries-the neutrality-suspicious. come
in the loveliest month of all the year.
4sThe Missouri Girl" at the Academy
of Music last Friday night attracted a
full house and the show was q good
one
The man who has to rent his home
in Ironton never knows how soon he
will be without a home. Houses are
houses here.
A force Of men are at work leveling
and cleaning the lot on Knob street
recently purchased by the Baptist
church people.
It Is said that quite a number OF
people from the Valley will attend the
I. O. O. F. celebration in Pennington
next Saturday.
The demand for granite this spring
fs said to be unusually good, and the
!. indications are for a busy time at the
quarries this summer
This is the season to use white wash
and paint. Several houses on Main
street need the paint and the fences
can stand the white wash, too.
The Iron County Bank will not be
open for business next Thursday,
April 30th, Governor Dockery having
proclaimed a holiday for that date.
The Clark Manufacturing Company
is now operating the hub factory at
Annapolis formerly by Gus. Funk.
G. A.. White, Of Lesteryille, is In charge.
Strenth and yigor come Of good food,
duly digested. Force" b ready-to-
serve wheat and barley food, adds no
burden, but s~ustains, nourishes, invig.
CRATES.
We suggest to the committe having
charge Of the repairs to be made on
the Acadamv of Music that they hurry