Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-03-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

and Saturday.
After the first of April it will be
the Lopez Store Company.
Public convenience calls for a
telephone in the courthouse.
For a month and more we've
had naught but gloomy Sundays.
Wall paper and paints of all
kinds at Louis Miller's in Arcadia
Get an estimate and prices of ou1
work before going elsewhere. Yale
Dentists.
The demand for houses in the
Valley this summer will be unusu-
ally great.
The prospects are said to be
good for a strawberry crop unless
late frosts interfere.
A car breaking down at Gad's
Hill blocked the road several hours
last Thursday afternoon.
All parties indebted to the firm
of T. S. Lopez & Sons will please
call and settle before April list.
County court meets in adjourned
session next Tuesday to make set
Element with the county collector.
About sixty people attended the
Woodmen's banquet at the Acad-
envy of Music last Friday night.
Chas. Russell of st. Louis ar
rived here last week and will prob
ably spend the summer in the VAL
ley.
A chance of a lifetime. YOU
should not miss seeing the Yale
Dentists give gas next Saturday at
2P. NJ, at Annapolis, Mo.
About twenty students from the
School of Mines at Rolla arrived
here Sunday and are spending a
few days in field work.
Lopez's have rented their cot
tage for the summer to Murray
Carleton, a very prominent man
in the business world in st. Louis.
We had quite an electrical storm
Monday night. In some portions
of the State the storm was very
severe and did considerable dam
age.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Freeman Saturday, March 10.
1904, a boy. All are doing well,
and Captain, the grandfather, is
much elated.
Circero Collins of Sabula was in
Ironton Saturday. Mr.. Collins
says that he has wintered about
sixty-fve head of cattle and over
one hundred hogs.
The band boys ball Thursday
night was well attended and proved
quite a pleasant affair. About
forty couples were in attendance
many of them from a distance.
Mrs. Lulu Gillian Woodside asks
us to inform her patrons and the
public generally, that she will
have her spring millinery opening
before Easter. Particulars later.
Rev. G. H. Miller, of st. Louis,
will preach at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and
evening. All are invited to come.
Sunday school as usual, at 9:3O A.
M.
A family from st. Louis have
recently purchased the home late
ly built by Herman Dinger west
Of town. 1t is said that a number
of families from st. Louis expect
to locate in the neighborhood in
the near future.
Chas. Jones, who Lives west OF
town, brought two immense ground
hog teeth into the Office last week
He killed the hog just about
ground hog day and says the ami
NAL was about as big of the kind
| as is ever seen.
Married-At the residence OF
Z Mrs. Medley in Arcadia on Thurs
day evening, March II, 1904, Fred
Schultz OF Ironton and Mate Aus
tin of Arcadia, Rev. j. T. Triplett
officiating. The REGISTER extends
congratulations.
The Arcadia Valley Commission
Company, composed of. S. Con.
way and Chas. Madlinger, has
sold out to E. D. Shattuck, who
will in future have charge of the
business. Mr.. Shattuck also has
an office at De Soto.
The Yale Dentists are nov il
Annapolis and will be there fol
the next few days, and will give {
free demonstration of the extrac'
ton Of teeth without pain, by
their new method of nitrous oxide
gas, Saturday at 2 P. M.
Says the Black correspondent o
the Reynolds County Outlook: "R
Hughes offers 500 to any compa'
nv that will put up a telephone
line between Black and Gross
Roads in Belleview. This certain
" would be a paying line."
The reduction recently made II
freight rates by the railroad com
mission is now in force. Irontol
is considerably benefited by TIN
reduction. The rate on tirst-cias'
freight from st. Louis here has
been reduced from ffty-fve cent
On the hundred to thirty-six cents
Reductions on other classes abou
the same.