Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-06-23
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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this week.
The prospect is still good for a
fine fruit crop.
For the time of year hub haulers
are most frequent.
The hub factory is now using
black oak timber for hubs.
The Busby show Monday did
not attract a very large crowd.
Rev. Britain held services at St.
Paul's church Sunday morning.
The receipts of the June Festival
at Graniteville last week were $3.50.
The lumber business is said to
be very dull. No demand and low
prices.
Don't forget the barbecue and
celebration at Arcadia on the 4th
of July.
Remember the barbecue and
celebration at Arcadia on the 18th
of July.
The great and glorious Fourth
Of July just a week from next
Monday.
VIM. Farmer, a former resident
of Ironton, died in Poplar Bluff
last week.
There are ripe peaches already
in the extreme southeast counties
of the State.
1t is thought that Gov. Dockery
will appoint Judge Bearings sue
cessor this week.
The summer school closes Fri
day. The session has been inter-
esting and profitable.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
Kindell, Jr., Ironton, Mo-, Friday,
June II, 1904, a girl.
The bicycle seems to be more
popular in the Valley this sum-
mel than it has for several years
past.
When you want printing of any
kind call at the REGISTER office.
We a do you good work at fair
prices.
Mighty few seasons when we
reach the last of June with as little
warm weather as we have had so
far this year.
Emmett Gunton is now conduct
ing the commission business here
for the Donovan Commission Com
pany in st. Louis.
The boys have had more than a
little fun the past few days "break-
ing" the horses that were bought
at auction last week.
A number of the local politicians
expect to attend the National
Democratic convention in st. Louis
the first week in July.
James M. Logan of Belleview is
reported quite sick in st. Louis.
We hope to hear of an early in
provement in his condition.
The Shoe Social at the residence
of DR.. Smith, last Friday night, at
tracted an unusually large crowd.
The net receipts were about S32.
1t is said that there has been a
great increase in passenger travel
on the road during the past week.
The Worlds Fair crowd is start
ing.
The frequent rains of the past
week have been beneficial to the
grass and the wheat but there has
been a little to much water for the
corn.
The brick Office building on
Main street, north of Schultz's, is
being refitted and will be occupied
by the Iron County Realty Com
pany.
DR.. L. E. Newman of st. Louis
visited in the Valley last week.
The DR.. is endeavoring to find a
purchaser for the Newman place,
west of town.
The lads and lassies who have
been away attending school are
about all at home again. And
right glad they are to be at home
once more.
Messrs. A. and j. Lopez are
thinking of closing their St. Louis
home for the summer and spend
ing the next few months at their
cottage in Ironton.
The wheat prospect is said to be
very much better than it appeared
to be early in the spring. In fact,
our advice now is that the crop
will be a good one
Miss Leila O'Neal had the mis-
fortune to fall down stairs one
night last week, and rather badly
hurt her hand. She is getting
along very nicely now.
Get your photos at j. Hendly's
studio. They are up to date. All
styles and prices from Is cents per
doz. up. All work guaranteed.
Your patronage solicited.
To Gus. Kaesemacher, of Glover
Wiley Farm, the REGISTER is in
debted for q very handsome bou-
uuet of Red Rambler roses. They
were very pretty, indeed.
Marion and Frank Harris were
discharged from the Iron county
Jail Monday, after serving thirty
days for selling liquor without
paying state and county tax.
The recital given by Miss Slatin