Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-03-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Summer coming.
The trees are leafng.
Brown has a new ad.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Lopez's have a new ad.
Lots of driving Sunday.
The hyacinths are blooming.
School election next Tuesday.
Have you got the Easter bonnet?
The Ironton schools close April
10Th.
Bismarck is talking of electric
lights.
Next Saturday is the big day at
Lopez's.
The ice man is getting to be
popular.
The Arcadia public school closes
April 9th.
Try the REGISTER office when
you want printing.
Straw hats were never so popu-
lar in March before.
The boys are beginning to count
the days until vacation.
Mr.. Damron expects to get into
his new home by June list.
The prophets are saying that the
summer will be dry and hot.
Annual meeting Of the Academy
of Music stockholders next Mon
day.
The Peters Shoe Company are
about to locate a factory at DE
Soto.
Do not forget the millinery open
ing, Friday, March 10Th, at b. N
Browns.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. R. s.
Huff, Hogan, Mo-, February rs,
1907, a girl.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sheriff., Hogan, Mo-, March IL,
1907, a girl.
The first excursion from st
Louis to the Valley this year VIII
be May 9TH.
The Bank of Des Arc last week
filed articles of Incorporation witt
Recorder Hawkins.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. John K
Golf, Centreville, Mo-, March y
1907, a 9-pound boy.
If the weather of the past weel
continues, the summer visitors vii
soon be fitting Valleyward.
We've had almost a drouth thi
March, and the dust has been a
annoying as in summer time.
In accordance with a law passet
by the legislature the primaries il
future will be held in August.
There is a candidate for schoo
director in De Soto who is run
ming on the free book platform.
W. understand that Mrs. Kirch
ner contemplates building a neN
home in west Ironton this year.
Lopez's spring opening mex
Saturday, March Both. A souVe
mir for each lady in attendance.
The Board of Equalization wi
meet at the court house next Mon
day and be in session several day
The fire bush, the lilac, tn
SNOWFALL, are all about ready
blossom. Most unusual in Marcl
W. E. Gregory, a Valley boy
years ago, is now employed as
brakeman on n of the fast ma
crews.
Geo. w. Durfee has sold h
farm, the old Mace place, south
Arcadia, and will remove to1s
Louis.
To Chas. L. Fox we are indebt'
for a handsome bunch of swe
violets, sent all the way from A
kansas.
Chas. j. Tual, the contractor,
we understand, thinking OF ma
ing his home in the far west in t
near future.
Lopez's promise to eclipse
former efforts at Saturdays ope
ing in the display of fine East
merchandise.
Iron county needs, and bad
needs, a vault wherein the recoT
Of the county would be safe
case of a fire.
The Oldest inhabitant does
recall a March when we had
warm weather as has visited
the past week.
All the fruit trees are in biz
SON.. and vegetation of all kinds
more advanced than was O.
know in March befoie.
Twenty-on teachers took
examinations at Arcadia last +
day and Saturday. The next {
animation will be held in june
The closing exercises Of
Pilot Knob public school will
held Friday evening, April 5th,
eight o'clock P. M. An admissi
fee of fifteen cents will be charg
the proceeds to be used for p
chasing books for the sch