Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-06-22
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

ASe1A
Few raspberries.
The blue ribbon fair July 18th.
Doe Run band concert Thursday
evening.
Special election for sheriff next
Saturday.
An excursion from st. Louis
next Sunday.
Teachers examinations Friday
and Saturday.
The hay crop is not as promis-
ing as it might be.
The REGISTER this week begins
its thirty-ninth year.
The great and glorious Fourth of
July will soon be here.
A granitoid walk is being built
in front of the new bank.
Frank Mullins new residence is
about ready for occupancy.
Commencement exercises at Ar
cadia College next Monday.
Surrey for sale. Enquire at
Judge Hough's, eastNot Arcadia.
The roasting ears and the to-
matoes will be ripe for the 18th OF
July.
The ice man had his first real
busy day for this summer last
Saturday.
Guaranteed goods, wholesale
prices for the picnic at N. Ferris 4
Co.'s place.
Jacob Luft's bass solo will sur
prise you. 1t is great. Don't miss
nearing him.
John Gassman, Jr., is making
arrangements to open a saloon at
Middlebrook.
Rev. L. B. Manly is to hold a
meeting, beginning the Sd Of July,
at Annapolis.
A glorious rain Sunday; and it
brought a most delightful change
in the weather.
The creamery in Arcadia has
secured the local agency for the
Lemp brewery.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's
church meets at the residence of
Mrs. Roehry Thursday afternoon.
Remember the sale of household
and kitchen furniture at the Nall
home in west Ironton next Satur-
day.
The tent meeting in the Presby-
terrain church yard closed Sunday
night. The converts number about
sixty.
About fifty members Of the Y.
M. G. A. arrived Tuesday and are
hib camp near the Pilot Knob dam
Tor a few days.
Nora Hale was adjudged insane
in the county court last Saturday,
and ordered taken to the asylum
at Pennington.
The Ironton ball team went to
Piedmont Sunday and played a
game of ball. Piedmont won in a
score of Is to s.
DR.. Pierce, who is with the Doe
Run band, lis a pianist of ability.
Don't miss him at the concert
Thursday night.
Ellis Barrow, vocal soloist, tenor,
will sing popular songs, latest
songs, or any other, at the concert
Thursday night, the 22d.
We understand that our court
stenographer, Claude jarvis, will
probably assume charge of the De
Soto Press in the near future.
Some late orders put the screen
factory to work a few days this
week. This will probably be the
last run this season, though.
Regular services at Fort Hill
next Sunday morning, and at the
brick chapel at night. Members
will be received at both services.
For SALE-Two Surveys, two
sets of surrey harness, and one SCI
OF single harness. Inquire at Gay
& Schwab's blacksmith shop, Iron.
: ton.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Farmer, of Thornton, Arkansas
Thursday, June 5, 1905, a. boy. Al
are we'll. The REGISTER tenders
congratulations.
There will be Children's Da,
services at the Presbyterian churcl
next Sabbath evening. The pro
gramme will be in charge of tn
Sabbath school
The ace track on the Newmal
farm, west of town, is completed
and a very good track it is, toe
The course is something over
third Of a mile long.
Another troop Of colored soldier
will be here from the Barrack
Friday. The soldiers now at tn
range will leave for the Barrack
Saturday.
Be sure to hear Somnambula-
theme and variations, Donal
Graham's clarinet solo, to-mor
row night. You will appreciate il
He is one of the best.
Until further notice, fresh Elgi
Creamery Butter can be had 8
Millnr,c stnra at o5c nar nnInf