Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-06-09
LOCAL %BREvITIES.

A a OF horses Will be sold IN
Ironton next Tuesday.
The trains are all running pretty
we'll on time these DAYS.
Remember the REGISTER when
you want good printing.
Brunot will have a grand cele-
bration and picnic July I'd.
The rains last week improved
the hay prospect immensely.
The Lopez Store Company have
q new advertisement this week.
County Assessor Lewis is max
ing his annual tour of the county.
Our rain was a little slow in COM
ing but we had plenty after it did
arrive.
The trees in the Valley were
never as lovely as they are this
season.
To Mrs. H. w. Kerchner the
REGISTER is indebted for a very
handsome bouquet of roses.
The roaming COW is still with
us, as a number of ruined vegeta-
BILE and flower gardens can show.
FOR SALE-A COW, with a calf
one month old. Will be sold for
S25. Apply to Mrs. M. j. Kelley,
Ironton, Mo.
The latest news from Judge
bearing is that he is considerably
improved. He is nov able to be
up and out in the yard.
Arthur HUFF this week sold his
farm in Belleview, known as the
Palmer place, to Jos. l.. Smith,
late of Audrain county.
A man or woman that doesn't
admire the Valley in all it's lowell
ness this season of the year is
certainly hard to please.
The judicial convention Tuesday
was of short duration-not in ses-
sion more than an hour. 1t was
good work promptly done.
The June Festival at Grantee
vile next Wednesday evening,
June 18th, promises a fine time to
all. You can't afford to miss it:
Since the beer car has been abol-
ished on the excursion trains from
st. Louis a much better-behaved
class Of people %patronize the trains.
A three-year-old child of Chas.
Gillian in Arcadia drank some
concentrated I've Monday after
noon. The injuries were not fatal.
About fly round-trip tickets
were sold at the station here last
Thursday to people going to at
tend Missouri day at the Worlds
Fair.
Conductor Thos. Davenport, who
has been at San Antonio, Texas,
for some time past for his health,
has returned much improved
Poplar Bluff Republican.
1t is understood that the county
court contemplates building anoth-
er span on the bridge between here
and Ardadia. The matter should
not be longer delayed.
The troops that have been at the
range the past month and more
left Monday morning for Jefferson
Barracks. Four more troops will
be here during the month.
The Republican congressional
convention held in Ste. Genevieve
last week nominated M. E. Rhodes
of Washington county as the Re-
publican candidate for congress.
Regular meeting K. P. lodge Fri
day night. Work in rank of
knight. All members urged to at
tend. FRED KINDELL, Jr.
X. R. & S.
We were informed several weeks
ago that there would be a big fourth
of July celebration at Arcadia.
Has the project been abandoned!
1t is time to be doing something.
The editor acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation to attend the
twenty-seventh annual commence
ment of the Ursuline Academy al
Arcadia Tuesday after noon, June
21st.
Visitors to the fair find the ex.
position in much better shape anG
nearer complete than it was at the
opening. A few more weeks now
and the great show will be at its
best.
The fishermen say that there il
better fishing in Stout's Creeel
this spring than there has been TO
several years. The high waters il
the early spring is probably thu
cause.
The Middlebrook, Granitevill'
and Belleview railroad is having {
locomotive built for the road at tn
locomotive works in Davenport
Iowa. 1t is to be delivered il
thirty days.
We notice in a news item from
Jefferson City that Miss Ida Ryan
daughter of Squire w. A. Ryan 0
this place, has been re-appointet
teacher in the public schools there
-Potosi Journal.
The concert by Mrs. Slayton, o
De Soto, for the benefit of tn
Baptist church, will be given OF
Wednesday evening, June Doth
not June 18th, as stated last week
Particulars later.
Ed Horner and PAT LOrdan Wer