Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-07-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The apple crop is all right.


The apple crop is all right.
The tent meetings still persevere.
The brass band will probably
resume.
WANTED.-A cook. Apply to
Mrs. j. w. Wick, Ironton, Mo.
The official statement of the Iron
County Bank is printed this week.
The weather this week is varie-
gated: hot and cool, sunshine and
rain.
1t is rumored that the Rifle
Range is to be abandoned. Speed
the day!
The exodus to Reynolds county
gives an air of 'lonesomeness' to
this town.
Crawford county will have a
local option election Saturday,
August 18th.
What has become of the Sunday
school picnic? Not one, SO far,
this summer.
Seven converts were baptised in
Stout's creek near the wagon
bridge last Sunday.
Read the advertisement of the
Orchard Organization of the Ozarks
on the last page of this paper.
The splotch Of the COW and the
ring of her bell still enliven the
town and decorate it's footways.
The Sligo Company wants one
hundred teams to work on the rail-
road in the west end of the county.
This worlds indeed a fleeing show
To simple mans delusion given;
No girls content with but one beat
She claims the right to six or seven.
Mr.. j. N. Bishop here is offering
S15 for 1906 pennies. He will take
all he car get at this rate, and pay
in gold, if desired.
The new building for the Lopez
Store Company now presents 6
lofty front and the outer walls are
nearing completion.
The city council Thursday night
passed an ordinance prohibiting
the erection of any more frame
buildings on Main street.
Mrs. T. P. Fitz Of Des Arc came
up last week on account of thu
serious illness of a little daughter
of Geo. Morris.-Fdrmington Times
Our mail service these days il
decidedly ''rocky," and seems tt
be planned with supreme indiffer
ence to the requirements of tn
public.
AS will be seen from a lette
from Mr.. Love, published else
where, the Arcadia Assembly ide;
has been abandoned. Ir is to b
regretted.
The cornerstone of the auditori
UNI of the Pennington asylum vii
be laid next Saturday. The Ma
sonic grand lodge will have charg
of the services.
LosT-Last Sunday, betwee
Iron Mountain and Pennington,
black dress coat. Finder will re
turn to G. w. Marshall, Ironto1
and receive reward.
The tent meeting in Arcadia
still in progress. Mr.. Jones, tn
evangelist, has departed, but a M
Finley has succeeded him as til
preacher in charge.
The r%oasting-ear
Once more is here,
And what more toothsome tell, | pray2
No other food
More sweet and good
The garden grows from June to May.
Henry White, at the White
Hummel Factory at Lestervill
one day last week mortised tv
hundred sets of hubs; q day
work unprecedented in hub-mal
ing, | am told.
The REGISTER is pretty good
finding lost articles. But when
comes to finding an umbrella '
are not a "sure shot" The finder
an umbrella not infrequently has
most pliable conscience.
Mr.. S. P. Ringo is still in s
Louis under the care of an occulis
MI. Ringo's injured eye is gettil
along very nicely, and it is thong
unless some complications folio
the sight will not be destroyed.
The race horses at Iron Moul
tain will Saturday. be shipped
Cleveland, Ohio. From there TIN
will be taken to the various NEE
ings in the south and east, retur
ing to Iron Mountain about N
vember LIST.
From all sections come repol
Of the seasons fine crops. Go
is in excellent shape, and unle
improbable disaster overtake 7
the yield will be abundant. H,
has done we'll and the wheat ha
vest was beyond the average.