Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-05-04
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dIcements to Home Patrons.
Address REGISTER, Ironton, Mo.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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No. 2 was six hours late Friday.
The first excursion from st. Lou
is May 2tst.
The creamery whistle sounds
loud and clear.
The fishermen are having fair
luck this spring.
What so lovely as the Arcadia
Valley in the springtime?
Gold Medal Flour at the lowest
price at Greater Bonanza.
The school entertainment Friday
night. Buy your tickets now.
The new bakery did a land office
business at the opening Saturday.
Some communications are un-
avoidably crowded out this week.
The best of ice cream and ice
cold soda water at the Blue Store.
Sunday was beautiful day for
driving and great many rigs were
out.
The county financial statement
takes up good lot of space this
week.
Services will be held in st. Paul's
Church next Sunday, at the usual
hours.
Wanted-A man to do farm
work. Apply to w. Christ, IRON
ton bakery.
District Clerk Delano is taking
the enumeration of the school chill
dren this week.
The M. E. Church, South, has
laid handsome brussel carpet on
the floor of the brick church.
The Ironton school board will
probably elect teachers for the en-
suing year next Saturday evening.
The colored school will have
commencement exercises in the
Academy of Music Monday night.
We understand that Poplar Bluff
had the Slid on" Sunday, good
and tight, for the first time in many
years.
Circuit court adjourned Friday
noon. The docket, with the dispo-
sition of each case, is printed else
where.
Train 20 is no more. The train
going north at 6:19 in the evening
is designated on the new time card
as No. 3.
Louis Miller, we understand, in
tends putting up bank building
in Arcadia, acrosss the street from
his store.
The REGISTER force is indebted to
Mr.. White of the Blue Store for
sample of his fine ice cream soda.
1t is all right.
The indications now are for a
good yield of strawberries. The
homegrown will be on the market
in about ten days.
Some horses and mules, suffer-
ing with glanders, were shot by
order of the county court, in st.
Francois county last week.
One of the Corrigans, of Kansas
City, race horse people of world
wide reputation, is thinking of
buying a farm in Belleview valley.
We understand that the proposed
new hotel in Ironton, on the site of
the old Commercial, is in fair
way to be built without much de-
lay.
The Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
invite their friends and patrons to
call and see them Saturday, May
6, as they are going to have their
soda fountain in running order.
j. j. Player, the section fore
man at Arcadia, has leased "The
Log Cabin" and hotel grounds in
Arcadia, and will in future make
his home there.
At meeting of the Pilot Knob
school board Saturday 0. E. Nc
Gee and Miss Mamie Brown were
chosen as teachers for the district
the ensuing year.
Commencing Saturday next, the
Blue Store restaurant will serve
ice cream, and continue through
out the season. Ice cold fountain
soda water always on hand.
Geo. M. johnson has, we UNDER
stand, disposed of his ice crop to
the creamery people, and will this
summer sell the manufactured pro-
duct from the creamery plant.
Miss Ethel Farmhouse will lead
the League at the Methodist brick
chapel, Sunday, 1880 P. M. Sub
ject: "With Jesus in the Home OF
a New Disciple" All invited.
The big mill at Greenville has
been closed down and, it is said,
will be removed to Louisiana. The
day of the big saw mill in South
east Missouri seems to be passing.
There was quite wind and rain
storm in the Valley last Friday
evening about six o'clock. In the
Graniteville and Belleview vicinity
there was a heavy hail storm, and
growing vegetation was consider
ably damaged.
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