Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-03-01
LOCAL B%REvITIES.

Ash Wednesday.
Early gardening began last
week.
Already is the campaign liar in
the land.
The rink goes out of business
Thursday night.
Manager Grandhomme says there
is no show in sight.
If March comes in like a lion,
you know it will go out like a
lamb.
Mrs. j. R. Baldwin entertained a
number of lady friends last Friday
afternoon.
When you want good printing
done promptly, come to the REG
ISTER Office.
Baldwin's are certainly securing
fine pine logs for their saw mill in
south Ironton.
We never heard so many we'd
dings promised for the spring as
are now talked of.
Many of the fruit growers are
insisting that most Of the peaches
are already killed.
The young people had a very
enjoyable dance at the Academy
of Music Friday night.
Grandhomme & Holland have
put a gasoline lighting plant in
their saloon. 1t is immense.
Chickens are scarce and just
about as high in price as was ever
known in the Ironton market.
A lumber yard and planning mill,
it is announced, will be located in
Arcadia in the near future.
The Ironton Manufacturing Co.
have now on hand a carload OF
the best Swift & Company's Fertil-
izers.
The campaign in Reynolds coun-
ty is on. About twenty have al
ready announced for the county
Offices.
The creamery people will have
charge of the ice business this
summer, and will deliver to all
customers.
We hear of a number of pros
pective candidates being busily
engaged "feeling the pulse OF the
dear people.
Fancy Northern Black Seed
Oats As cents per bushel. A a
load now in stock. Ironton Manu-
featuring Co.
One, two, three, four, oh! we
can't begin to count all the we'd
dings that are promised ere the
June roses bloom.
There is a rumor to the effect
that the old stave factory in the
north end of town will soon be put
in operation again.
w. E. Westerman OF the West
End was deputy in the circuit
here this week, because of the i'll
ness of Sheriff Marshall.
"Jimmy Green" Shelton, who is
a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff in Wayne
county, was a visitor to lronton
this week.
Joe Seillinger, on Crane Pond,
had the misfortune to badly cut
his foot about ten days ago. He
is getting along as we'll as could
be expected.
THE ball and supper given by
the Woodmen at Graniteville,
Wednesday night, last, was we'll
attended and proved a very en-
joyable affair.
Eight or ten car loads of grain
and feed have been received at the
Ironton station the past week,
Getting ready for the spring plant
ing, we suppose.
Tonight and tomorrow NIGH
are the last two nights of the skat-
ing rink. Refreshments will be
served to it's patrons and friends
tomorrow night.
Attention is directed to a call TO.
a meeting of the stockholders o
the Arcadia Valley Creamery ant
Ice Company to be held in Fair
child's store, March 10th.
Carter county holds a primar,
election next Saturday, March Sd
1t is the first county in the distric
to vote for Congressman. Messrs
Smith, Pratt and bearing are il
the race there.
Frank Wray and family, late 0
Irondale, are now residents of Bis
marck, where Mr.. Wray intend
engaging in business. All train
stop at Bismarck and everybod,
is welcome.-Bismarck Gazette.
E. L. Farmhouse has been mad
clerk OF the local Camp Of Moderl
Woodmen, to succeed w. T. Barn
house, resigned. In future, mem
bers + requested to send thei
dues and assessments to the ney
clerk.
A decree Of partition was grant
ed in the suit Of Mrs. Hulda Kirb,
against the heirs of the Emerso
estate in the circuit court Tuesday
The Emerson home will be sold a
public sale during the April tern
of the circuit court.
At the earnest solicitation of hi