Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-02
LOCAL %BREVITIES.

LUGAL BhEVlIlE0.
Ordinance No. So is printed this
week.
Excursion from st. Louis next
Sunday.
County court meets in regular
session next Monday.
Services will be held at st.
Paul's Church next Sunday.
There is more fruit than we've
had here in a good many years.
A saw mill will be located at
Pilot Knob near the old reservoir.
Tuesday was the hottest day of
the summer. N~inety-fve degrees.
An "Uncle Toms Cabin Show"
held forth in a tent near the depot
last Wednesday night.
An automobile made the trip
here from Bonneterre last Sunday,
returning the next day.
Coroner Farrar held an inquest
on the engineer who was killed in
the wreck Thursday evening.
We understand that the Holt
ness people are arranging to build
a college at Des Arc, this county.
1t is reported that the Shapleigh
home on Shepherd Mountain has
been sold to some st. Louis party.
The first car of watermelons ar
rived last week. We are indebted
to DR.. Farmhouse for a very line
n
Excursion from st. Louis to the
Valley next Sunday. See Orchard
Organization of Ozarks ad. on 9Th
page.
Henry Simmerman writes that
he is now taking life easy at Hope
we'll, Pennsylvania, with some
relatives.
City Collector w. T. O'Neal has
the city tax books and is prepared
to receipt you for city taxes fo1
the current year.
The Vallegians who journeyed te
California-or most OF them-wlll
join in the refrain, "There's no
Place like Home!"
The Methodist people have beer
in the dark long enough, and hav'
at last furnished the church with
splendid new gasoline lights.
Judge Williams will h old an ad
iourned term of circuit court Fri
day, when he is expected to rem de
a decision in the Emerson wills.
Mrs. D. F. Reese went to st
Louis the first of the week to ar
range for the removal OF the faml
ly to that city.-Farmington Times.
FoUND-On the road between
here and Arcadia, a pair of spec
tacles. Call at this Office, prov
property, pay for this notice an
get the s~pectacles.
Some st. Francois county par
ties are securing a number of op
lions to land in the vicinity Q
Annapolis. Their intention, it
said, is to prospect for lead.
The ladies of the Methods
Church will give a social on tn
parsonage lawn Thursday after
noon and evening, from 4 to 10
M. Everybody invited. Proceed
for the church.
The saloon at Middlebrook wi
go out of business next week an
the proprietor will return to S
Louis. The closing down at Ire
Mountain leaves Middlebrook
poor place for a saloon.
A Mr.. Frank, a prospective pu
chaser of the Enterprise, was
Ironton Monday looking over tt
situation. Bro. Gibbs seems
have "folded his tent like the Arr
and silently stole away"
A. Coca, who once owned VIII
is o the Phelan home in Il
Valley, writes US a very pleasa
letter from the State of WashinI
ton. Mr.. Goza's friends will
glad to know that ne is prosperin
st. Louis to Arcadia, Mo-, ST.
Sunday, August 5, 1905, via lr'
Mountain route, stopping at lr'
Mountain, Middlebrook, Pil
Knob and Ironton, in both dire
tions. Train leaves Union Staff
at S:05 A. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Raney,
this city, have purchased a rel
dence at 3649 Laclede Avenue,
Louis, where they will make tn
future home. They expect to !
move to st. Louis the latter pi
Of the week.
There will be a grand Sund
school picnic at Brunot, Saturda
August II, 1906, by the Method
and Christian Sunday schoo
Everybody invited to attend a
have a good time. A ball game
the afternoon will be one OF
attractions.