Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Ironton schools will close in
seven week.
All kinds of blank deeds for
sale at this Office.
Plenty of green ribbon in evil
dence last Friday.
B. N. Brown has a new adver-
tisement this week.
March has certainly furnished
ideal weather SO far.
The lawns and the meadows are
beginning to show their color.
Remember the REGISTER Office
when you want printing of any
kind.
Auction sale at the home of Sam.
Middleton in Pilot Knob next Sat-
urday.
The new line of ladies' shoes at
B. N. Browns, successor to Mullln
& Brown, is very fine.
Another summer, it seems, is
going to pass without a big sum-
mel hotel in the Valley.
There will be fifty-three Sundays
in this year. 1t is said that will not
occur again in 40 years.
The Leader is expecting an up
o-date delivery horse and wagon
from st. Louis this week.
The Ozark Red Granite Com
pany expect to have their crusher
in operation in a few days.
Prof. Daugherty expects to COM
mence his summer school about
May Sth. Particulars later.
When you have an item of news
please bear in mind we are always
glad to be apprised thereof.
Jacob Grandhomme is arraging
to put another story on his resi-
dence in the south end of town.
j. T. Baldwin & Sons last week
received a planer which was
bought from ]. S. Benson at An
napolis.
County court meets in adjourned
session next Monday to settle with
the collector and attend to other
business.
The dance at the Academy of
Music Friday night vas well at
tended and proved a very pleas
: ant affair.
Mrs. w. j. Smith yesterday re-
turned from Oregon county and is
now ready to take up her class in
penmanship.
Grip Van Wrinkle" at the Acad-
envy of Music Saturday night had
a crowded house. The show was
very good one.
Ironton's bucket shop closed
last week rather Unexpectedly. 1t
is rumored new parties will start
the business in the neal future.
The screen factory people will
probably build a residence for Mr..
Cain on the site of the old screen
factory some time this spring or
summer.
Messrs. j. Lopez and Price Rim
90 are in st. Louis this week buy
ing spring and summer goods for
the Lopez Store Company. Par
ticulars next week.
Another street lamp was broken
on Main streetlast Thursday night.
1t is to be regretted that the often
der has not yet been apprehended
anu brought to justice.
An oven is being built in the
rear of the Roehry property, south
of the REGISTER Office, and the new
baker expects to be ready fol
business in a few days.
Mr.. S. Marsh, of Elvins, sole
Mr.. j. Frank Sigman's fine farm O.
240 acres, east of Pilot Knob, fol
$1,000 cash, last week, to a DR.. G
l.. Embrique, of st. Louis.
Let's see. 1t is just about three
years since the railroad superin'
tendent said we should have g
new depot at Ironton. When will
that promise end in fruition?
WANTED-Car timber; will pay
S14.25 per thousand. Also wan
wagon timber. For further par,
ticulars call on or write John T
Baldwin & Sons, Ironton, Nc.
There will be four excursion
from st. Louis to the Valley TIN
coming summer. The dates TO
the excursions are May 21st, Jun,
25th, August 18th, October 9Th.
"Paul as a Missionary" is tn
subject of the Epworth League
meeting next Sunday evening a
the brick chapel, 7:15 promptly
Earl Gaines, leader. All invited.
BoRN-Tuesday, March 81, 1906
at 8 o'clock P. M, at st. Louis, Mo.
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ahrens, (,
son. All are doing we'll, and TIN
REGISTER extends congratulations
Next Sunday evenings sermon
at the brick chapel in Ironton will
be especially to young men ant
boys. Everybody is invited. So
10 and duet will be had. Sermon
at s o'clock.
The report that Congressman
Robb would locate in St. Loui
and practice law seems to hay
been without foundation. MIR
Robb has returned to his old hom'
N Perrvyille and will follow hi