Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The trees are budding.

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The welcome tint of green is on
lawn and field.
Choice clover seed, 5000 per bu.
at Lopez Store Co.
The city financial statement is
published this week.
Come to the REGISTER office
when you want printing.
The Hemplemann farm is to be
sold at trustees sale Friday.
Dress Skirts for spring and sum-
mel at Mrs. Woodside's millinery
parlors.
See free uni-cycle exhibition by
Harrison at 1 P. NJ, Saturday,
March IS.
Come, boy, buy a pound box of
fine chocolate for 25c a pound at
The Leader.
Hear free concert by Grip Van
Winkle" band at 1 P. M, Satur-
day, March IS.
Mrs. G. E. Downey has been i'll
with pneumonia the past week,
but is now recovering.
FOR SALE-One young, fresh
mich COW. Apply to A. K. SUIT
ton, 2 miles west of Ironton.
Oyster soup and fried oysters in
the basement of the Baptist church
Thursday night. Don't forget.
The mountain streams are pretty
full now, and a few days more of
rain would start them on the ram
page.
Everybody remember the oyster
supper which the Ladies of the
Baptist Church will give Thursday
night.
We are going to sell two pack
ages of garden seeds for SC, for
the first time in the Valley, at The
Leader.
Rev. Stowell's household goods
arrived last week, and he and his
good wife are now domiciled at
the rectory.
Those taking part in the Epworth
League last Sunday evening show
ed deep interest and thorough
preparation.
y. A. Reyburn has purchased the
Soc. Newman property. "What
will he do with it?" is the all
absorbing question.
The first real, old-fashioned rain
since early fall came Sunday night
and the skies are still hidden be-
yond the dripping clouds.
The rain has come and the snow
and ice are gone. Let us be duly
thankful that we have stood on
slippery places without falling.
Will pay $40 per month for girl
who can do my house work-cook-
ing and washing.
MRS. JOHN NEWMAN.
Lots of fun, songs, dances and
concert orchestra with Grip Van
Wrinkle" company at Academy of
Music, Saturday evening, March
IS.
Bishop futile held services at
st. Paul's church Thursday eve
ming. The rite of confirmation
was administered to Miss Mamie
Roehry.
H. A.. Mansfield, who last sum-
mel conducted a commission bust
ness in Ironton, was here the past
week representing an insurance
company.
The six weeks bad weather fol.
lowing the ground hog seeing hi'
shadow will terminate next week
Then, perhaps, the springtime will
hurry along.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul
church will meet at Mrs. I'll. M
Bradley's residence Thursday
afternoon this week. A full at
tendance is requested.
"With Jesus on the way to En-
naus" is the subject of the Ep
worth League Sunday evening a
TIP. M, in the brick chapel. Rev
w. T. Farmhouse, leader.
The most interesting services a
the M. E. church, South, durin
fall and winter, were held las
Sunday. AT night a number re
manned on the outside for want c
seats.
C. w. Tetwiler and family, G
Poplar Bluff, started on the home
ward trip last Saturday, from Col
ton, California, where they hav
been sojourning for the pas
month.
The Fredericktown Trust Com
pany, which was considering tn
advisability of moving from Fred
ericktown to st. Louis, has con
cluded to remain in Fredericktow
for the present.
Services will be held in st. Paul
church Sunday as follows: Hol
communion 5 A.. M; morning pray
er, litany and sermon II A. n
Evening prayer, sermon and peni
tential Office at 7:30P. M.
The REGISTER last week in re
ferring to the illness Of Mr.. I. c
Whitworth, ST., stated that he wa
eighty-seven years OF age. ,Thl
was an error. Mr.. Whitworth
now in his eighty ninth year. Il
is still improving, we are glad
say.