Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-06-28
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Brown has a new ad.

LOCAL BREVlIlES.
Brown has a new ad.
May it be a glorious Fourth.
Big time at Arcadia on the 4th
of July.
Raspberries, dewberries and
huckleberries, now.
Roasting ears and the home
grown tomato this week.
A beautiful line Of ladies' waists
lust received at Browns.
The trains have killed a number
of the town COWS the past week.
The rains were never mor well
come than during the past week.
There was a dance at the Acade-
my of Music last Thursday eve
ming.
About twenty teachers took the
examinations last Friday and
Saturday.
There is a fair yield of wheat
this year and the quality is said to
be excellent.
Many train loads of Arkansas
potatoes have gone over the road
the past month.
The brick layers have been
rushing the work on the Lopez
store the past week.
A blind man. with a violin, at
tracted quite an audience around
the public square Saturday.
Fishing parties have been very
numerous since the rains. But
fish have not been SO numerous.
San Franchises earthquake and
fre-moving pictures-held forth
at the Academy of Music Tuesday
night.
Rev. j. I'll. Hubbard, of Oran
Mo-, will preach at the Baptisl
church next Sunday morning ano
evening.
County Assessor Lewis has APP.
pointed HI. A.. Nall as his deputy
for Arcadia township and adjacen'
territory.
The Belmont branch trains art
now all made up at Bismarck
They have no through train from
st. Louis.
Harry and Will Patton played
ball with the Pennington nine Sun
day, and succeeded in shutting GU
a St. Louis club.
II. Baker, General Superintend'
emit of the Iron Mountain, is oc'
cupying the Hatten cottage in AT
cadia for the summer.
A number of fine horses are be
ing trained at Iron Mountain thi
summer. A half-dozen exper
trainers are in charge.
Owing to changes in the mai
trains our out of town subscriber
will receive the REGISTER a few
hours later than heretofore.
A number of students from til
School of Mines at Rolla were her
last week. Among the numbe
was a full-fleged Chinaman.
Quite a good force Of bricklaye1
are at work on the Lopez store
and it is expected to finish tha
portion of the work this week.
AT the penny picture gallery j
Arcadia Is pictures rs cents, take
in five different positions, at j. "
Whitworth's old store in Arcadi'
The State Game Warden hs
never made good his promise I
do away with the Silver Mine
dam. There must be a pull some
where.
Three announced candidates fl
Justice of the Peace in Arcadi
township and two to be electe'
And it is said there will be mo-
candidates.
On a recent trip to st. Lou
Messrs. T. T. and j. R. Baldwi
bought a $3.50 automobile. 1t a
rived Tuesday and is a swell-lool
ing machine.
Otto Rieke last week joined Il
army at Jefferson Barracks. 4
Otto has already served one thru
years he will soon be classt
among the veterans.
There will be an ice cream fest
val at the church in the Cove ne
Saturday evening. Proceeds to
used in purchasing q bell for Il
church. All are invited.
Henry L. Simmerman writ
that after spending several weel
with his sister in Columbus, Obi
he is now at Pittsburgh, where
will ROMAN for some time.
Now that Senator Beverage h
turned his attention to meal
would it not be a good idea \
Senator Bacon to look aft
drinks?-FJorida Times Union.