Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-04-06
LOCAL B~REvITIEs.

mas d new du' Il1o
week.
What so lovely as the spring
time?
Several good rains the past
week.
Circuit court April 25th. A light
docket.
Almost time to organize the
base ball teams.
The Valley is taking on it's love-
ly garb of spring.
And March came in and went
out just like a lamb.
Sam Andrews this week bought
him a horse in Bismarck.
Teachers, remember the sum-
mel school. Commences May 9th.
The proceedings of the board of
equalization will be printed next
week.
The county court this week asks
for bids for keeping the county
money.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild
meet at Mrs. Roehry's Thursday
afternoon.
Sheriff Polk is busy summoning
the petit jury for the April term OF
circuit court,
Everybody says there never was
March so pleasant as the one just
gone has been.
W. hear that there is a POSSIBLE
ity of another saloon in lronton in
the near future.
The first excursion from St.
Louis to the Valley this summer
will be May 21st.
Who was the worst fooled man
in town last Saturday? W. know,
but we "dasn't" tell.
Wait for the big show-the
school show May 9TH. Daugherty
can tell you all about it.
Railroad business-both passen-
ger and freight-is reported ex-
ceedingly light these days.
j. P. Gillian Monday sold his fine
horse to Sam Doss of Bismarck.
The consideration was 1925.
Herman Amelung, it is stated,
Will soon start a saloon in the ia
quith building in Pilot Knob.
WANTED-Able solicitors for a
good paying proposition. Address
E. G. Flint, Box S17, De Soto, Mo.
Provided there is no more kill
ing frost we are assured that we
car yet hope for some peaches this
summer.
Prof. Daugherty says the school
entertainment, May 9Th, is going
to be the biggest thing that ever
happened.
Prayer meeting at the brick
chapel Friday at 200 P. NJ. Make
it convenient to call a few minutes,
if no longer.
Rev. Daugherty, of the Passion.
ate Fathers at Normandy, deliver
ed lectures at the convent chapel
several evenings last week.
The band boys have sent theil
instruments to St. Louis to be re.
paired and expect to be ready fol
business in a short time, now.
The Home Missionary Society
of the M. E. Church, South, will
meet Thursday, the 18th, from :
to A o'clock P. NJ, at the brick
chapel.
The subject of the sermon al
Fort Hill church next Sunday
morning will be, "The Sacredness
of Money" Everybody cordially
invited.
An adjourned term of circuit
court is being held in Wayne
county this week for the purpose
of trying the violators OF the loca.
option law.
The machinery for the creamery
in Arcadia has arrived and is be-
ing placed in position. 1t will on
ly be a short time now until thu
plant is ready for business.
The subject of the Epwortl
League next Sunday night, 7:15
is "Jesus in the Home of the Name
less Friend" Mrs. Grace Whit
worth, leader. All invited.
Rev. Reynolds, the new paste
of the Presbyterian church, arriv
ed last week from Madison, Ills.
and he and his family r nov
domiciled in the parsonage.
Miss Bertha Fairchild entertain
ed a number of young peopl
Tuesday evening in honor of Mis-
Emma Downey, of Iron Mountain
Miss Downey returned to her hom'
Wednesday.
Services will be held in st
Paul's church Sunday as follows
Holy communion, 1880 A. M.
morning prayer, litany and ser
mon, II A. M; evening prayer ant
sermon, 7:30 P. M.
Mrs. Lulu Gillian Woodside ha
returned from st. Louis, where sh,
purchased a large and w~ell-select
ed stock of Spring and Summe
Millinery, Notions and Ready
Made Skirts. Particulars mex
week.
The many friends Of Prof. Viii