Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-06-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Bonanza has a new ad.

The Ice mans day is coming.
The strawberries are just about
gone.
The tent meetings draw big
crowds.
Lopez Store Company has a
new ad.
Teachers examinations June 23d
and Gath.
Next excursion from st. Louis
June 25th.
June has brought the real sum-
mer weather.
George Johnson changes his ice
ad. this week.
N. Ferris & Co. have guaranteed
cheapest goods.
The tent meeting will continue
throughout the week.
1t is announced that the black
berries will be plentiful.
Most of our merchants now close
their stores at 7 o'clock P. NJ.
The Summer School has about
thirty students in attendance.
The city marshal has been col
Letting the dog tax the past week.
The special election to elect a
Sheriff will be held Saturday, June
9th.
There are rumors of some
changes in railroad officials in the
near future.
The first peaches of the season
were in town last week. They
came from Texas.
The REGISTER this week pub
fishes the official statement of the
Iron County Bank.
The creamery is shipping con-
siderable cream to the st. Louis
market these days.
The commencement exercises OF
the Ursuline Convent will be held
Monday, June Goth.
David Kendall is assisting Coun-
ty Assessor Lewis in making the
assessment for 1905.
When you want printing of any
kind remember that the REGISTER
office does the very best.
H -
st. Paul's Guild meets at the
residence of Mrs. D. Myers Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock.
A big horse show and picnic on
the Newman farm, west of Ironton,
July 9TH. Particulars next week.
DR.. Fred. Trauernicht, dentist,
will open an Office in the Academy
of Music building about June 10Th.
Alex. Buckley has completed his
work on the hub factory at Filing
tyn and last week returned to IRON
ton.
The screen factory has about
completed the seasons run. The
year has been a most satisfactory
one.
1t is now stated that work will
begin on the new brick hotel in
lronton with as little delay as
possible.
The summer visitors are seeking
the Valley. We could have many
more if we only had the accom-
modations.
Sundays Republic contained a
write-up of the Valley with views
of several of our most attractive
residences.
The Lopez cottage on Shepherd
street is now occupied by Mrs.
Davis, the recent purchaser from
Neeleyville.
Fourteen new engines were put
on the road last week. They are
monsters and will be used in the
freight service.
A. Winkler, the hustling piano
man from Poplar Bluff, succeeded
in selling two or three pianos in
town last week.
Prof. Ogier's many friends in
Ironton are glad to hear Of his be-
ing chosen superintendent OF
schools in De Soto.
The DR.. Goulding place, west Of
town, is advertised at trustees sale
in this issue of the REGISTER. The
sale occurs July 9Th.
The screen factory this season
shipped sixty-five cars Of Q
the biggest business in the his
tory of the company.
A grand jury was in session all
week during the recent term of the
circuit court in Reynolds county,
and only found three indictments.
Invitations have been issued to
the wedding of Miss Mollie Mar
shall, sister Of Rev. T. F. Marshall,
and DR.. Collins, of st. Louis, June
2tst.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Newman, Leeper, Mo-, Thursday,
May Is, 1905, a boy. All are well.
The REGISTER tenders c~ohgratula-
tons.
Mrs. Hattie McKisson assumed
charge of the Kesling Hotel again,
Wednesday. Mr.. Kimmel and
family will remove to Marble
Creek.
Every Democrat in the county