Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-30
LOCAL BREvITIES.
April Fool-Saturday.
The trees are leafng.

Now for the April showers.
School election next Tuesday.
The March winds are blowing.
The boys are sharing the suck
ers.
The early gardens are promis-
ing.
The REGISTER does the best of
printing.
Prof. Daugherty's summer school
May 9Th.
Lopez's spring opening next
Tuesday.
The Valley needs, and badly
needs. more houses.
County court is in session set
Ting with the collector this week.
The Lopez Store Company tells
of spring goods--and lots of them.
The Easter lilies are in bloom
long, long before Easter this time.
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Love Feast service at Fort Hill
church Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock.
The county board of equaliza-
ton will be in session at the court
house next week.
Remember the splendid bar
gains at B. N. Browns, successor
to Mullin & Brown.
March has been a delightful
month all the way through. Will
it go out like a lion?
An entertainment will be given
for the benefit of the public school
library about May 9TH.
Quite a lot of hubs are being
hauled from the factory at Munger
to Ironton for shipment.
The creamery building in Ar
cldia is about completed and
ready for the machinery.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Academy of Music
will be held next Monday.
Subject of sermon at the brick
chapel Sunday evening, "Watch-
man, What of the Night?"
We understand that G.. w. Col
Inns intends moving to his farm on
Crane Pond in the near future.
AS yet no great interest has been
manifested as to who will be chos-
en- school directors next Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Steel has been quite
sick with pneumonia the past
week, but is improving now.
We have a communication from
Walter Strotner, now in Texas,
which will be printed next week.
About twenty applicants for
certificates took the teachers ex-
aminations last Friday and Satur-
day.
Rev. Reynolds, the new pastor
of the Presbyterian church, is ex-
pected here to hold services next
Sunday.
A complete line of ladies' spring
and summer hats, latest style and
lowest prices, at B. N. Browns.
successor to Mullin & Brown.
Our annual spring opening is
Tuesday, April 4th. Music ano
souvenirs. Come one, come all
LOPEZ STORE 90.
LosT-Last Friday morning, be-
tween drug store and post-ofice, &
small, brown purse, containing
S4.95. Return to this Office and re-
ceive reward.
When you use the telephone b.
careful what you say. There MAY
be a connection that you dream
not of, and confusion and conster
nation may follow.
"With Jesus in the Home of tn
Comics sor," is the subject at tn
League meeting at the brio.
chapel Sunday evening. Mis-
Ada Marks, leader.
The county court having faile
to draw a petit jury thirty day
before the first day Of circuit cour
the selection of the jury will b
the duty of the sheriff.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A lot {
Surveys, buggies, Jump seats an
harness. Will sell for good not
or trade for any kind of stool
Call at once. H. M. COLLINS.
There were nineteen would-t
teachers attended the examination
in Ironton last Friday and Satul
day. All but two Of the numb'
were trying for a third-grade Gel
tificate.
Henry Adolph Monday receive
"a check for $1,000 in favor of MIR
Sarah Riley in payment of Il
policy held by her late husbar
in the Modern Woodmen. Prom
payment.
The secretary Of the Bapti
Ladies' Aid Society will be prom
with all subscriptions to Il
Ladies' Home Journal, Delineatt
Designer and McCaWs Magazine tn
are entrusted to her.
Judge Buford arrived in toy
Tuesday to attend county cou.
The Judge has been quite sic
having been confined to his roo
for the past six weeks. He
some better now, and we trust
the road to perfect health on
more.