Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-07-06
LoAL BREvIrIRs.
The hudleberries are ripe.

Remember the horse show July
18th.
There was an unusually heavy
rain Saturday night.
Trains from the south were very
late several days last week.
A few cantaloupes and tomatoes
were imported the past week.
We hope that all our readers
had a glorious Fourth of July.
The land Office closed shop last
Friday and went out of business.
The blackberries are in the mar
ket. The roastin' ear is here, too.
The DR.. Goulding place, west OF
town, will be sold next Saturday.
The first two weeks of June in
dicated a drouth, but not the last
two.
The date of the next Sunday ex-
cursion from st. Louis is August
18th.
Tual Bros. are building an ad-
dition to their store house in Ar
cadia.
The COW, with the internal, an
noying bell, still roams at will in
Ironton.
A new boiler, we understand,
will be put in the ice factory at
Arcadia.
To MI. J. P. Gillian we are in
debted for a couple of heads OF
fine cabbage.
The Session of the Presbyterian
church will meet next Sunday at
1890 for the reception of members.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's
Church meets at Mrs. Mann Rim
go's Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock.
Gentry Ramsey and wife last
week sold their farm in Belleyiew
to John M. Mcdowell Of Illinois.
Price, St400.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Lewis, Ironton, Mo-, Thursday,
June 20, 1905, a II pound boy. All
are doing we'll.
The usual amount of gun powder
was burned in the valley on the
4th. Some of the fireworks were
most attractive.
We are glad to note that Mrs. j.
G.. Reynolds, who has been quite
sick for the past month, is able to
be about again.
Bishop E. r. Hendrix will hold
the st. Louis conference, M. E.
d Church, South, September 10th,
at Charlottesville, Mo.
Jim Dubacher, who was so long
driver of the beer wagon for Fred.
Buechsenschuetz at Middlebrook,
is now delivering beer for the
creamery.
Mr.. j. Lopez wasa member of the
order of Knights of Pythias, and
also of the Modern Woodmen. He
carried $1,000 life insurance in
each of these orders.
Among the visitors to Ironton on
the 4th was E. W. Farrar, of Rison,
Arkansas. Ward is employed in
the lumber business, and his old
friends in the valley will be glad to
know he is prospecting.
Mr.. Chas. M. Hay failed to reach
Ironton in time to speak at the pic
mic on account of the delay Of the
north-bound trains. He was him
self very much disappointed in not
getting to attend the picnic.
Remember that DR.. Stevens,
President of Carleton Cole ge, will
preach the opening sermon of the
District Conference Wednesday, s
P. M. Don't miss the opening SER
mon. T. G.. PETERSON.
Geo. G. Orchard, county clerk oil
Butler county and proprietor OF
the Poplar Bluff Citizen, anddaugh-
ter were visitors to the Valley last
Saturday. Mr.. Orchard is think
ing of sending his family here for
the heated term.
While in st. Louis Monday we
had the pleasure Of meeting oul
good friend, MIR. Herman Kretsch-
mar, who has returned from Sar
Francisco and will again make his
home IN st. Louis. Mr.. Kretsch-
mar will probably visit valley
friends soon.
Lost-On the 4th Of July, be.
tween Goulding's Park and Iron
ton, a 80 caliber, steel automatic
Colts revolver, rapid fire, no cyl.
inder, uses smokeless steel JACKIE
cartridges. Reward of SIS will be
paid for it's return to the under
signed. JOHN I. MARSHALL.
We have purchased one hundred
new song books to use in our tent
meeting. You are invited to come
to the Methodist Episcopal Church
Thursday, 5 o'clock P. M, fol
practice. Let all who will help tx
sing come.
+. @. PETERSON, Pastor.
The District Conference will b
held in a large tent, We desire tt
make it a great revival. Tit
meeting. will continue for some
weeks after the conference closes
You are cordially invited to at.
tend and take part in these ser.
vices. T. g. PETERSON, Pastor.