Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-03-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
B. N. Brown has a new ad.

The Ironton schools close April
Goth.
A wreck in the yards at De Soto
Monday.
The county Democratic commit
tee meets Saturday.
Come to the REGISTER Office
when you want printing.
Improvements are still being
made at Iron Mountain.
st. Louis bread for sale at Mrs.
O.. G.. Green's restaurant.
Well, we guess it's settled now.
There'll be no ice made this winter.
The creamery will begin storing
ice for the summer in the near
future.
st. Paul's Guild meets at the
residence of Mrs. Myers Thursday
afternoon.
The Republican County Central
Committee has been called to
meet in Ironton, March oath.
B. N. Brown has lately enlarged
his store by taking in the room
formerly occupied by DR.. Farrar.
An adjourned term of county
court will convene next Tuesday
to settle with the county collector.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Coad, Ironton, Mo-, on Sunday,
March II, 1906, a boy. All are
well.
This last freeze, it is said, has
just about eliminated what little
show there was left for fruit this
season.
w. G.. Whitworth is still in poor
health at his fathers home in Bis
marck. Mr.. Whitworth is having
quite a siege.
George Collins will remove to
his farm on Crane Pond this
spring. G.. L. Smith will occupy
his residence.
Where there is one "poor man.
who owns a COW, there are six who
have gardens to fence against her
depredations.
In answer to the question of a
correspondent we will state that
there has never been a legal hang
ing in this county.
Quite a number of people are
confident that the prospecting for
lead in the Des Arc neighborhood
will result in rich finds.
Mrs. M. G.. Pruett of st. Louis
this week bought from Jos. Cru
Der what is known as the "Thomas
johnson farm" Price, $4,000.
We understand that State Min
ing Inspector Williams was at An
napolis one day last week looking
over some lead prospects there.
Mrs. Charles E. Robinson ac-
companied her daughter, Miss
Lille Earrings, to Arcadia, where
she will re-enter college.-Poplar
Bluff Citizen.
The county central committee
meets Saturday. Then or shortly
afterwards we will know who are
going to be the candidates for
county offices.
Rev. j. G.. Reynolds is at Staun-
ton, Ills, holding a revival meet
ing. There will be no services at
the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath, March 18th.
st. Francois county will hold a
primary election to nominate can
didates for county Offices April
18th. D. L. Rivers is a candidate
for the nomination for probate
judge.
For THE LADIEs-All ladies are
invited to attend the Big Millinery
Opening at B. N. Browns on
March 20tn. You will see a large
and beautiful line of spring and
summer hats.
In the list of visitors from Rey-
nolds county to Ironton last week
we Inadvertently omitted the name
of Sheriff j.. T. Jordan. Mr. j. has
lots of friends in Iron county who
are always glad to o. him.
Mrs. Polk, widow Of the late
Sheriff Polk of Iron county, and
who is proprietress OF the Hunt
Hotel at this place, has been suff-
ering with a severe attack of rheu-
matism for a'feW days.-Lead Bel
Banner.
There will be an adjourned term
Of circuit court next Monday to
try the case against A. p. Vance
on the charge Of embezzlement,
It is understood that Judge Kill
liam of the circuit east Of here will
preside.
Services will be held in st,
Paul's church Sunday. During the
Sundays in Lent the last service
Of the day is held at four o'clock
in the afternoon, instead Of at hall
past seven at night. Don't forget
the change in time.
If you want to argue the ques-
ton from the standpoint Of dollars
and cents, we believe that the
money spent on fences in this
town would more than pay fol
pasture for all the COWS now roam
Ing the city's streets.