Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-07-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREvITIES.
Soon be time for the watermelon.
Oh, what a glorious rain was
that of Monday.
The tent meeting at Arcadia is
still in progress.
The peaches are ripening. That
is, the early ones.
Our slow trains are pretty we'll
on time these days.
The spring chicken and the sum-
mer egg are both scarce.
Saw you ever such magnificent
weather on the 4th of July?
Hicks says that July, August
and September will be dry.
Picnics have been few and far
between so far this summer.
The date of the next excursion
from St. Louis is August 9th.
The Ironton band furnished the
music for the picnic at Arcadia.
There was a big crowd OF st.
Louis folk in the Valley on the 4th.
Our train service in the Valley
is just about as pooras it ever was.
Southeast Missouri seems to be
wild on the base ball proposition
this year.
Mail for the north is now dis
patched on No. 4. This mail closes
at $3.50 P. M.
Read of the Arcadia Assembly
and it's attractions on the first
page of this paper.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid So
clety meets at Mrs. Woodslde's
Thursday at 2 P. M.
Centreville now has mail sever
days in the week, supplied from
Corridor on the Leeper road.
Conductor S. w. Andrews now
has a run on the Belmont branch.
between Bismarck and Belmont.
To DR.. Trauernicht we are in
debted for the first peaches OF the
season. They we're delicious.
Miss Marian O'Neal entertained
a number of her young friends
Tuesday evening at a lawn party
In a scrap at Arcadia Wednes
day evening Henry Trammel wa
cut in the arm by Granville Shu'
lar.
We have an Annapolis CORE
spondent this week. We hop
the contributor will be a regula
one.
The Orchard Organization of tn
Ozarks has cleared considerable
land between Pilot Knob an
Middlebrook.
The machinery in the Reming
ton stave factory in north lronto
was last week shipped to White
water on the branch.
FREE-Write to J. B. Vaughan
Athens, Ga, for free sample copie
of his great selling church bool
"Resurrected Songs"
I. G. Whitworth, Jr., is thinkin
of going to New Mexico, or som'
where else in the west, in scare
of health for himself and family.
MARRIED-At Ironton, Tuesda
July 8, 1906, by w. G. Fairchil
j. p, Thomas Burr OF Flat Rive
Mo-, and Mary Rannie OF Grant
Vile, Mo.
Tt is said that Tual Bros, in A
cadia are thinking of going
Texas in the hope that a changa
climate will prove beneficial
their health.
An effort is being made to raj
money to rebuild the road arou.
Shepherd Mountain. tits a bea
tiful drive and would be mon
we'll expended.
Notwithstanding our very d
weather earlier in the season, CT
prospects are now very fair. Ev
the grass is much better than
promised to be.
The REGISTER is a few no,
late this week because Of the n
TONS holiday being u press d.
and we waited until Thursd
morning to print.
There is talk of having a ste
show on the Newman farm, W
of town, sometime the latter p
of August, while the Arcadia 4
sembly is in session.
The Arcadia Creamery did q !
ice cream business the 18th. In 8
dition to supplying an Renorm'
local demand two hundred gale
were shipped that morning.
The Junior League OF the M.
church meets Saturday afterne
from4 o'clock to 5. All the Oh
.dren are invited.
MRS. w. j. SMITH, SUPP