Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-03-21
LOCAL BREvITIES

mel day.
About time to organize the fish
ing parties.
Teachers examination at Ar
cadia this week.
Choice assortment of Easter
cards at Lopez's.
Pennington is going to have a
canning factory.
Lopez's will tell of the Easter
opening next week.
The boys are sharing suckers
these fine spring days.
There was just a ''little wearin'
of the green" Sunday.
Mr.. Damron's new home in east
Ironton is progressing.
The railroad paid their employees
for the month of February last
Saturday.
A. M. Madigan of Arcadia will
remove to his residence in Ironton
next month.
R. Hotson has for sale all kinds
of tomato and cabbage plants and
fresh garden seeds.
Butcher Sawyer will occupy the
G%iovanoni house recently vacated
by George Marshall.
George Marshall and family are
now domiciled in their new home
in the REGISTER block.
If Easter brings the usual killing
frost, then indeed will the fruit
prospect be eliminated.
Warranty deeds, deeds of trust,
chattle mortgages and quit claim
deeds'for sale at this Office.
Come to the REGISTER office for
your printing. Prices reasonable,
and we guarantee satisfaction.
At present fruit prospects are
most excellent. If the late frosts
do not come along and spoil all.
The trains are running more
nearly or time than they have at
any time during the past winter.
E. j. Hitzmann, for many years
day operator at Bismarck, will ac-
cept a job as train auditor on April
1st.
A. E. Bisch has purchased a saw
mill near Jordan and will devote
his time to that business in the
future.
When the pavements are blocked
a red light should be hung out as a
danger signal at night. Just a
suggestion.
Give your lawns and flower beds
early attention. Let us try and
make the Valley blossom as the
rose this summer.
There is a vacancy in the Office
of coal oil inspector for the city of
Ironton. w. G.. Fairchild is an
applicant for the place.
Iron county will get about $4,000
from the State for roads. Let us
endeavor to make a creditable
showing for every dollar of it.
( I will have a car load of mules
and horses here Friday, March 23d.
Come and see me if you want any
thing in this line. A. L. HILL.
Patrons of the Ironton telephone
system are ceretainly glad that
Mrs. Media Kaesemacher has
charge of the central Office again.
Miss Kate Reel has returned
from st. Louis, and will again be
in charge of the millinery depart
ment of the Lopez Store Co. the
coming season.
The thermometer Tuesday reg
istered about ninety. A year ago
Tuesday the maximum was thirty
degrees and the minimum nine
teen. Quite a difference.
Mr.. Fox tells us that he may go
to Jonesboro, Arkansas, some time
this spring and engage in the hotel
business. He has not fully de-
termined what he will do.
The new road law passed by the
legislature, we are informed, pro-
vides for the appointment of road
overseers by tho county court.
Now let the howlers howl!
The Bismarck Milling Company
will hold a meeting next Saturday
to consider a proposition to in
crease the capital stock of the COM
pany from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Haywood farm, five miles
south Of town, was sold at trustees
sale Monday. The farm was bid
in for $500 by the d. q. Tut
Realty Company Of St. Louis.
County court holds an adjourned
session next Monday to settle with
the collector. Mr.. j. N. Lewis will
be indicted into Office after Mr..
Whitworth makes his settlement.
G. w. Marshall is now located
in what is known as the Capt.
Byers building, and desires his
friends and patrons to call on him.
One door north Of the post office.
We think that the voters of this
school district will agree with the
REGISTER, that we need more
efficiency in the common branches
before we begin to talk Of q high
school.