Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-16
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Picnics are in order.
Probate CO urt is in session this
week.
The REGISTER Office for the best
printing.
The. revival at the M. E. church
is in progress.
County court proceedings are
published this week.
The fisherman thinks that his
time has arrived at last.
jamestown postage stamps for
sale at Ironton post-offiee.
A wedding, we understand, be-
fore the June roses scent the air.
The mail train north Monday
afternoon was over nine hours late.
BRICK FOR SALE-Good second
hand brick for sale at go cents a
hundred. AUG. RIEKE.
The ice cream stand in the Ar
cadia Hotel park is now ready for
business.
O. J. Buford writes us that he is
now making his headquarters at
Okolona, Miss.
A. Rieke is cleaning up the old
Halter property preparatory to
building thereon.
For SALE-Good, fresh milch
COW. Apply to A. K. Sutton, two
miles west of Ironton.
The city council met Monday
evening. No business of special
Importance was transacted.
H. S. Whitener OF st. Louis is
now domiciled in one of the com-
pany cottages at Pilot Knob.
The section men went out on a
strike Monday, because the COM
pany refused an advance in wages.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Carter in Russellville, on Thurs
day, May 8, 1907, a girl. All are
well.
The ice man smiled for a day or
two the past week, but the rain
Tuesday made him l~ong-faced
again.
The Bank of Ironton is now the
county depository. The funds
we're transferred to that institution
Monday.
The court house is going to be
treated to a new coat of paint on
the exterior, and fixed up in the
interior, too.
We notice that a number Of the
Southeast papers are contending
that the fruit was not all killed by
the late frosts.
VIM. Meyer, of Gr~aniteville, was
arrested last Thursday for fast
riding. He was fined S. by the
mayor the following day.
Prof. M. w. Daugherty was last
week reelected principal of the
Piedmont school for the ensuing
year, for a term of nine months.
Mr.. S. P. Ringo has purchased
the Forster property on the noun
tain side, and will remove his
family here from Arcadia this fall.
The hub factory now has a
bountiful supply of timber, and
there is no longer a likelihood of
a shutdown because of scarcity
of logs.
Mine host Kanouse is entertain
ing his brother, I. w. Kanouse, of
Madison, Wisconsin. This is the
first time the brothers have met in
a quarter century.
The home to be built by con-
tractor Chas. J. Tual for R.. A.
Lewis, on the Langdon place, will
cost about $4,000. Work will
commence at once.
We are glad to state that the
discussions over the town govern
ment in Des Arc have been adj
justed, and the white winged dove
ofpeace now hovers over the scene.
Can't some effort be made to
secure better train service for our
town? We believe a little con-
centrated work would help con-
ditions greatly. Let us try, any
way.
Our former employee, w. H. R.
Brown, sends Vi a postal card from
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. AS a
Pullman conductor, Billy is get
ting to see considerable of the
world.
B. p. Burnham and Miss Mamie
Brown will teach the public school
at Pilot Knob the ensuing year.
0. E.. MCGEE and Miss Nellie
Ferguson will be in charge at
Gr~aniteville.
A Poplar Bluff paper makes a
big to-do over the arrival of an
automobile in that town. Better
come up to Ironton whore they
have been a common sight on the
streets for years past.
VIM. Trauernicht, of Middle
brook, was here Wednesday on
business. Having sold his home
place in Mindlebrook we hear he
contemplates building a home
here.-BismarcE Gazette.
At the meeting of the Southeast
Missouri Medical Association in
Fredericktown, last week, DR.. [.