Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-07-13
LOCAL BREvIT1Es

sugar ~ pouuuc lOA
S1.0O at Lopez Store Co.
The creeks have been like rivers
much Of the time lately.
Be sure to read b. N. Browns
advertisement next week.
No one can recall a summer
when we had so much rain.
Every Friday you find Special
Sale at N. Ferris & Co.'s store.
For SALE-A good young mich
COW and calf. Inquire at this office.
The Arcadia board has not yet
employed teachers for the coming
year.
N. Ferris & Co. have a new adj
vertisement on our front page this
week.
Sheriff Marshall Monday moved
to she jail and will in future make
his home there.
All the stores in town will close
this afternoon during the hours OF
Capt. Byers' funeral.
For Sale-Lindsay property on
Main street, Ironton; also house
hold goods. For particulars in
quire within.
To Newman Farmer we are in
debted for the first ripe peaches OF
the season. They were home-
grown and beauties.
Services will be held at ST.
Paul's Church (EpiscopaD Sum
day at the following hours: 1880
and ii A. M, and s P. M.
The managers of the Blue Rib
bon Fair say there will be the fin
est exhibit of stock ever seen in
the county here next Tuesday.
The ice cream festival that was
to have been given on the Presby-
terrain church lawn, has been post
poned on account of the weather.
The wheat, oats and grass have
been considerably damaged by
the unusual rainfall of the past
month. The corn is looking fine.
L. A. Mckee pleaded guilty be-
fore Squire Fairchild Monday to
assaulting a Hungarian at Pilot
Knob and was fined 81 and costs.
The indications are that the
Horse Show and Blue Ribbon Fair
is going to be all right. Those in
charge say that it will be, any
way.
Most Of the arrangements are
completed now and the Blue Rib
bon Fair, July 18th, promises to
DE the biggest thing that ever
happened.
Says the Bismarck correspond
emit of the Lean Belt Neaus: "John
Hawk has sold his interest in the
livery stable to Will Halter Of
Whitewater"
Walter Kendall will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting. next
Sunday evening at 7:15, after
which the members will attend the
tent meeting.
No entrance fee charged to the
Horse Show ond Blue Ribbon Fair
next Tuesday. Everybody-is urg-
ed and invited to enter their stock,
free of all expense.
Mrs. Polk, widow of our late
Sheriff, is on a visit to the Flat
River district, and if she can find
a suitable location, may start a
boarding house there.
The creeks were booming several
times last week because Of the ex-
cessive rains. The bridges and
embankment between here and
Arcadia did not suffer.
If it wasn't for the passenger
trains our railroad would be al
most devoid Of life these days. II
lisa state of affairs in marked con-
trast with what used to be.
A regular meeting Of indian R
A. Chapter, No. II, Tuesday eve.
ming, July 18th. All members
urged to attend. Business OF i'm.
portance. R. w. GAY, Sec'y.
Joseph Madlinger, the PHO
Knob baker, has leased the rooms
formerly occupied by the lane
offices and will open a, bakery
sa.esroom there in the near future
Mr.. Phelps of the Republic and
Mr.. McCarty of the Post ispatcl
came from st. Louis Saturday eve
ming to write up the attempted
lynching for their respective pa
pers.
The regular morning servic'
will be conducted at Fort Hill mex
Sunday, and the Epworth Leagu,
will meet at 7:15 p. M. in the bricl
chapel in Ironton. All cordial.
invited.
One young man was baptizet
and received into membership il
the Presbyterian church last Sab
bath. This makes Ave addition
since the beginning Of the presen
passionate.
The screen factory shipped jus
seventy car loads Of screens TIL,
past seasonal long lead over an,
previous year. A fifty feet ad
dition will be built to the factor.
this summer.
The Home Missionary Societ,
Of the M. E. church, South, vii