Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-07-18
LOCAL BREvITIEs

Read Lopez's clearing sale ad.
The raspberries are about all
gone.
Good printing at the REGISTER
Office.
Services at st. Paul's church
Sunday.
A couple of delightful days after
the rain last week.
Is the rifle range to be deserted
for all time to come?
Don't fail to attend the mid
summer clearing sale at Lopez's.
Louis Miller has sold the Pike
place, in Arcadia, to a st. Louis
party.
Standard fine graduated sugar,
$3.50 per 100 pounds at Lopez
Store Co.
o. J.. Buford has leased the
O'Neal home vacated by Thomas
d. Jones.
We are told that L. A. Cook and
wife will soon occupy the Emer-
son home.
Capt. A. B. Sloan is having two
cottages built at Cape Girardeau'
-Dunklin Democrat.
Drs. Binder and Lappeman, ex-
pert opticians, have an ADVERTISE
ment in this paper.
The painting of the court house
has wonderfully improved the APP
pearance of that structure.
F. Buechsenschuetz will be post
master at Middlebrook when Mr.,
Trauernicht goes to Bismarck.
A full line of excellent calicos at
Sc a yard during the mid summer
clearing sale at Lopez Store Co.
Jos. Madlinger has leased the
Christ bakery building, and will
move his Ironton shop thereto this
week.
FOR SALE-A second hand piano
in first class condition. Bargain
Apply to j. w. Whitworth, Ar.
cadia.
Mrs. Gillian will remove to the
Marks home. Fred Patton will
occupy the house vacated by Mrs
Gillian.
The Des Arc and Ironton bal
teams crossed bats last Sunday
here. Ironton won by a score o
II to 10.
Len Sutton has bought one o
the cottages innorth I%ronton, bull
by the screeAjactory a couple o
years ago.
L. M. Fox has leased the Ney
Commercial Hotel at Piedmont
and will take charge of the sam
in the near future.
!, The banks pay only 3 per cen
interest. You can make 80 1-3 pc
cent? you'll attend the big clear
ing sale at Lopez's.
There is another rumor to tn
effect that a great lake is to b
made at the Shut-In and a larg
hotel built thereabouts.
Another letter from Representa-
tive Polk in California. Henr,
says he is at work in a saw mill
SO miles from a railroad.
The Southeast Missouri Holi
ness College at Des Arc will ope.
its doors for the reception Q
students September nth.
Thos. D.. Jones has purchase
the Winkler cottage, recently bui,
on the mountain side, and will re
move thereto in the near future.
81 To the city council: Do ava
with the wooden bridges. Civ
ss stone culverts or somethin
equally as good.
DR.. D. III. Mckenzie was Gale
to Williamsyille the first of th
week to see his mother, who ha
been ill.-LeGdwood Banner.
WANTED-Six men. with team
to cut and deliver spoke, hub an
handle bolts to Pilot Knob.
I'll. S. WHITENER.
The summer visitors are in tx
Valley in good numbers. If "
had accommodations for them W
could have thousands Of visitors.
We are in receipt of a card fro
Miss Alice Gay, mailed from Stra
ford on the Avon. Miss Gay say
that it is certainly a beautif
place.
We already hear some complai
because of the many changes
the text books, made by the Coul
ty' Board of Educational it's rece,
meetings.
Mrs. Lora s. LaMance, Sta
Organizer of the w. G. T. u, w
in the Valley Monday and Tue
day organizing a local branch
the order.
w. w. Hinchey, of Cape Gil
ardeau, and Miss Susie Baker,
Sikeston, Mo-, were united
marriage at the brides home I
Wednesday last.
There is just as much differen
in printing as there is in egg
Good printing, like good egg
may cost a little more, but
worth the money.