Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-04-05
LOCAL B%REVITIES.

The spring bonnet will soon be
due.
One of the promised weddings
next Wednesday.
The roads in the Valley were
nnever SO bad before.
y Easter cards and Easter novel;
ties at Henry Adolph's jewelry
store.
Millinery opening at Mrs. Lulu
Gillian Woodside's next week.
Particulars later.
Geo. L. Moore sends US a street
scene of Hilsboro, Texas, on a busy
day, when the cotton is coming to
town.
Mrs. Woodside asks the ladies
to call and see her millinery dis
play before buying their spring
bonnets.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Adolph, Ironton, Mo-, Tuesday,
April 8, 1905, at 10 o'clock P. M, a
boy. All are we'll.
Married-April 4th, 1906, James
Brooks, of Denver, Colorado, and
Alice Austin, of Arcadia, Mo-,
Rev. Geo. Steel officiating.
The Halter property in north
Ironton is advertised for sale in
this issue of the REGISTER. The
sale will take place May 7th.
Jake Grandhomme is very hilar-
ious over defeating Adrian Steel
for city attorney in the election
Tuesday, and steps high in the air.
The propofitionto keep the cows
off the streets was defeated in the
city election Tuesday by a vote of
about two to one. More's the pity!
The railroad company has quite
a lot of coal piled up at Arcadia
for the use of the pushers, in an
ticipation of the threatened coal
strike.
Rev. F.. w. Taylor, n Of the
six State evangelists of the Baptist
Association, will begin a series of
meetings at the Baptist church on
the 18th.
Mrs. Bond Monday night enter
tanned a number of the young peo-
pie, the occasion being in honor of
Francois guest and schoolmate,
Mr.. Decker.
The Temple Builders of the Bap-
list church will meet in the base
ment Of the church, on Friday
evening, at 1880, for their quarter
ly barrel opening.
The REGISTER is glad tobe able
to state that Henry Adolph, who
has not been in the best,health for
several months past, is improving
now and promises soon to be we'll
and hearty.
MI. Robert H. Brown and Miss
Daisy Edmonds drove over from
Graniteville, Saturday, and were
married by the Rev. j. G.. Rey-
noids, in the parlor at the Presby-
terrain Manse.
Mrs. Woodside has selected one
of the most complete and elegant
lines of spring and summer mil
linery ever brought to Ironton.
The spring opening next week.
Date and particulars later.
The M. E.. Conference at Joplin
adjourned Monday. Rev. T. G.
Peterson is sentt to Willow Springs,
Rev. A. j. May, Ironton; Rev. D.
p. Cole, Graniteville; Rev. w. r.
Mccormack is Presiding Elder OF
the Pennington District.
AT the meeting Of the stock
holders of the Academy Of Music,
Monday, the old board of directors
were reelected for the ensuing
year. And the board reelected
the old officers. Some repairs will
be made on the building at once.
Christopher Columbus Lashley,
formerly Ironton's restaurant and
blueing man, who has been maxi
ing his home in the lead belt the
past year or more, writes us that
he is now located in Dunklin coun-
W, where he is growing a crop Of
lotton.
Commissioner Patterson desires
us to tell the public that the sup
ply Of "School Laws" is ex-
hausted. The State Superintend-
emit writes him that there are no
copies on hand at the Capitol, and
none ear be printed until after the
meeting of the next Legislature.
Until then the school officers of the
various unsupplied diatricts will
have To nossess their souls in