Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-04-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.


at Bonanza.
The lilacs are in bloom, and
beautiful they are, too.
Three pairs of Mems Black Lisle
Sox for 25c at Bonanza.
The probate docket for the May
term is printed this week.
When it comes to job printing
the REGISTER does the very best.
The Southern Methodist parson-
age at Fort Hill has phone No. So
A couple of local teams will play
ball in Little Cuba next Sunday,
The street lamps were %conspicu-
Gus by their absence Monday
night.
The proceedings of the county
board of equalization are printed
this week.
VIM. Stevenson writes a letter
from Texas for this issue of the
REGISTER.
A little frost two or three nights
the past week, but no great dam
age resulted.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's
church will meet with Mrs. Roehry
Thursday afternoon.
Owing to the absence of Rev.
Stowell in De Soto, there will be
no services at st. Paul's this eve
ming.
Quite a number of Hungarians
are now located at Pilot Knob and
there are new arrivals every few
days.
Again it is stated that an cleo
trio light plant will be run in con-
nection with the creamery in Ar
cadia.
Don't forget the date Of the Iron
ton school entertainment, May 9TH.
There'll be something doing that
night.
Miss Mamie Brown last week
completed her school in Pilot
Knob and returned to her home
in St. Louis.
Spring opening at Mrs. Lulu
Gillian Woodside's parlors next
Wednesday and Thursday, April
10Th and Goth.
The Lopez cottage on Shepherd
street was sold Tuesday to a Mr.,
Davis of Ne~eleyville, who will To-
cate his family here.
Mr.. Reyburn has a force of men al
work farming the Newman place,
The house is being put in order
for occupancy this summer.
The subject of the Epworth
League next Sunday night, 7:15,
at the brick chapel, is "With Jesus
in Triumphal Procession" Miss
Ethel Shelton, leader.
Rev. P. D. Hartman, of Hema-
tie circuit, M. E.. church, south, will
begin a series of meetingsi in Hills
boro church on Monday evening
next.-Jeferson Democrat.
The statement made a couple Of
weeks ago that the Shapleigh cot
tage on the hillside had been leas-
ed for the summer was an error.
The place is not for lease.
The funeral services of Mrs
James Austin were from Fort Hill
church, conducted by the pastor.
Rev. l. B. Manly. A large crowd
of friends was in attendance.
The family of S. T. Middleton
removed to st. Louis last week
Mr.. M. will remain at Pilot Knox
for a few weeks, when he too will,
take up his residence in the city.
The creamery in Arcadia is sc
far completed that the ice plant
will be in operation this week
The creamery plant complete will
be running in a couple of weeks.
We hear the Bank Of Irontor
contemplates building a bricl
building on Main street between
Gay & Kindell's and the Office O.
the Iron County Realty Company
w. B. Van Mort, who recently
removed from Belleview, ha'
bought a farm in Franklin county
about fifty miles from st. Louis
where he will make his future
home.
Louis Miller has purchased thu
hotel property from Mr.. Mangolt
in Arcadia. The price paid i
said to be S27O0. Mrs. Finnimor
will open the hotel in the cours'
of a few days.
A most magnificent and exquis
tie display of millinery, notion
and ready-made skirts at Mrs
Woodside's. Spring opening mex
Wednesday and Thursday. Don
forget the dates.
DR.. Marshall last week receives
news of the death of his mother
which occurred in Boone county
Arkansas, the first of the month
The Dr.'s many friends sympathiz
with him in his bereavement.
FOR SALE-One set "Encyclo
pedia Britannica" American re
vised edition, with appendix. 2
volumes. $500. Cost, $500. Il
perfect condition. Must be sold a
once, HI. O'BRIEN.
We are very sorry to hear Of tn
death of our old and true friend, S
j. Jordan, which occurred at hi
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