Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-07-07
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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Valley on the 4th.
There was quite a wind and rain
storm Sunday night.
The sweet peas were never more
beautiful and fragrant.
The ice man thinks the summer
of 1904 a mighty poor one.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Russell, Thursday, June 80, 1904, a
girl.
The seedless apple from Color
ado is on exhibition at the Worlds
Fair.
Remember the REGISTER Office
when you want printing of any
kind.
The financial statement of the
Ironton school district is published
this week.
Worlds Fair and convention
people crowded all the trains the
past week.
The REGISTER Office is prepared
to print your visiting cards in first
class style.
OF the twenty-four teachers who
took the examinations week before
last two failed.
The track men on the railroad
are asking an increase from St.25
to S1.75 per day.
For SALE-Two good mich
cows, one with young calf. In
quire at this office.
A number of the boys are in at
tendance on the national conven-
in st. Louis this week.
Quite a lot of fishing the past
week. Some of the boys have
caught fairly good strings.
The small boy and the fire
cracker have been much in evil
dence the past few days.
The new Baptist church is near
ing completion and is a very hand
some and attractive structure.
For SALE-A lot of Leghorn
hens-all healthy and farm raised.
Address B. w. White, Ironton,
Mo.
August Rieke last week present.
ed us with a very fine head of cab
bage grown in the garden at "The
Naples.
The school board had a meeting
one night last week and re-elect-
ed w. H. Delano, clerk and w. T.
Gay, treasurer.
LosT-On Pilot Knob hill, a pair
of cuffs and initial buttons. Reas-
enable reward if returned to R. w.
Collins, st. Louis.
The Iron County Realty Com
pany is progressing very salts
factorily with their abstract of
Iron county lands.
The remains of Mrs. Hattie Blu
ford, who died in Arkansas, were
brought to Annapolis for inter-
ment last Thursday.
The new telephone directory
shows eight telephones in use in
Pilot Knob, thirteen in Arcadia
and about seventy in %Ironton.
congratulate Louis Miller, Esq.
He knows how to do some other
things, as well as he does house,
building. One of them is, the get
ting up and running a picnic.
DR.. j.. w. Wick has about as fine
a shetland pony as we ever saw.
The pony is as we'll proportioned
as any thoroughbred, and goes a
a good gait. He is a beauty.
Dewberries were never more
plentiful in the Ironton market
than they have been the past week.
The price ranged from forty cents
a gallon down to fifteen cents.
The base ball team in "K" troop
will 20 to Poplar Bluff next Sum
day to play two games Of ball with
the local nine there. They will
probably charter a car on No. 7.
H. G. Wilkinson of Piedmont
spent several days of last week in
the Valley gathering information
about the battle of Pilot Knob, the
fortieth anniversary of which will
be celebrated in September.
David Vance, who lives about
one mile east of Ironton, brought
some peaches to this Office last Sat-
urday. They were the first of the
season. Mr.. Vance says he will
have a large yield this season.
The recital by Mrs. Slaton of De
Soto at the Academy of Music
Thursday evening of last week
proved a most delightful affair.
Mrs. Slaton is certainly a vocalist
of unusual talent and her rendi-
tons were highly pleasing.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Snyder have
the sympathy Of many friends in
the loss of their babe, Adeline
Lenore, which died Monday morn
ing, aged 1 year, A months and ~
days. The funeral occurred from
the residence Tuesday afternoon.
j. w. Meyer, who was formerly
manager of the mill here, was
married to Miss Rosa Jeans, of
McGreger, Texas, on the 18th inst.
They will make their home at tired
ericktown, where Mr.. Meyer is now
interested in a mill.-Erondale Ga
zette.
Passenger trains No. 3 and 4