Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-07-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The tomato is ripening.
Peaches are on the market.

The tomato is ripening.
Peaches are on the market.
The new hay is selling at S12 a
ton.
The Lopez Store Company has
a whole page.
The tent meeting at Arcadia will
continue throughout the week.
Even the local freight trains
have train auditors these days.
Blackberries are here in pro-
fusion. Never were more plentiful.
The probate docket for the
August term is printed this week.
No. definite plans yet for the
stock show in August. Time to
hurry up.
LosT-July 9TH, a gold bracelet.
Return to this Office and receive
reward.
We're entitled to better train
service, and we believe we are 60
ing to have it.
Henry Polk is now engaged in
the mercantile business near
French Mills.
Chas. Sawyer has purchased the
butcher business of Jehu Jones in
south Ironton.
Grading on the tracks for the
new depot has been at a standstlll
for the past week.
There will be services at the
Baptist church at the usual hour
Sunday morning.
FoUND-A bracelet. Inquire at
this office, prove property and pay
expenses of this notice.
w. M. Thomas of Belleview sold
Cicero Collins three fine horses
last week-all Denmarks.
The financial statement of the
Pilot Knob school district is print
ed in this issue OF the REGISTER.
John I. Marshall last week sold
his cottage, in west Ironton, to
Mrs. Hulda E. Kirby. Price, $3.50.
Our young friend, DR.. j. Fl.
Martin, writes a very interesting
letter giving his impressions of
Boston.
Recorder Hawkins Monday
issued a marriage license to Geo.
Barnes and Clara Irby-both of
:, Pilot Knob.
Prof. Wilkinson will travel this
summer in the interest of the
Western Military Academy, of
Upper Alton, Ills.
For SALE-A gentle, good dis
positioned Burro, with buggy and
harness to fit. Inquire at Arcadia
Valley Sanitarium.
FOR SALE-Two brood mares,
ten years old. Inquire of DR.. w.
j. Smith at Sanitarium. Also.
two cottages to rent.
The Judge Hough place in. Rus
s~ellville has been sold to a Mr. j.
A. Lewis, of st. Louis, who will
occupy the same at once.
Miss Clara Albert most delight.
fully entertained a few friends a
her home Monday evening ir
honor of her eighteenth birthday
During the storm last Thursday
about noon, the lightning shat.
tered a cedar tree in the yard o.
Mr.. S. w. Andrews in Russellville
Judge johnson has sold 75(
quarts of raspberries SO far thil
season. He proposes going int
berry growing extensively here
after.
LosT-Last Sunday week, be-
tween the courthouse and the sta
ton, a silk umbrella. Finder will
receive reward on returning it tt
this office.
Ice cream, sherbet and cake will
be served Thursday, July IL, from
3 to 10 P. M, on the Presbyterian
church lawn. A liberal patronage
is solicited.
LOST Between Arcadia ant
Ironton, Sunday, July 9Th, F.;
rosary, green beads, with silve:
mountings. Return to this Office
and receive reward.
Herman Traeurnicht and family
spent Sunday with relatives a
Mlddlcbrook. They were &C
companied home by Miss Mari,
Rodach.-Farmington NeaOs.
No communication to the REG
IsTER will be published unless i
is accompanied by the name Of tn,
writer, in token Of his good faith
This rule is of long standing, ant
admits Of no exceptions. Hi
name will not be printed unless
the writer so desires. If the write
Of the letter signed IA Friend
will send in his name, the articl'
will be published.