Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-04-18
LOCAL BREvITIEs

Brown has a new ad.
The Ironton schools close Fri
day.
All the fruit killed, we are sor-
ry to say.
Entertainment at the Academy
of Music next Wednesday night.
The docket for the May term of
probate court is printed this week.
Rev. Stowell has an interesting
letter from Florida in this weeks
REGISTER.
Prof. MCGEE will start his train
ing school in the Ironton school
building April 10Th.
Rev. Mcdonald, the new pastor
at Fort Hill, filled the pulpit in
that church Sunday. 2
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild
meet at the residence of Mrs.
Roehry Thursday afternoon.
The machinery for the handle
factory is being put in the old
stave factory shed nea the depot.
The docket for the April term of
circuit court, which convenes next
Monday, is printed in this issue of
the REGISTER.
Gov. Folk last Wednesday APP
pointed John M. Reel as coal oil
Inspector for the city of Ironton
for a term of two years.
Rev. r. A. Bowman will con-
duct services at the Baptist church
next Sunday-morning and eve
ning-at the usual hours.
The cold weather we've had the
past week is as unusual in April
as was the warm weather we had
last month unusual for March.
Services will be held in st. Paul's
church Sunday, April 21st, at IL
A. NJ. and 7:30 P. M. The Reverend
Claud Remick of st. Louis will
oficiate.
No. 3, south. bound passenger
train at noon, was wrecked at
Middlebrook Tuesday and blocked
the track for a number of hours.
Nobody hurt.
Mrs. v. G. Raney says that the
report that she has sold her resi-
dence in Ironton is an error. The
deed made was merely for the per-
fecting Of title.
Miss Lora Bishop has charge of
Miss Reyburn's room in the public
school this week. Miss Reyburn
is attending a house party in
Meridian, Mississippi.
If anybody in Iron county has a
thousand cords of wood to sell, as
advertised in the Post Dispatch a
few days ago, the REGISTER can
put him "next' to a buyer.
will have a car load of horses
and mules in Ironton next Friday
and Saturday, April 10th and goth.
Will be here only two days. Come
then ii you want the stock.
A. L. HILL.
Dr.. j. j. Norwine, Of Poplar
Bluff, who was formerly a prac-
titioner in Bismarck, was taken to
Pennington Tuesday afternoon for
treatment at State Hospital No. A
for the insane.-Bism1rck Gazette.
The residence of J. M. McGloth-
lin in Annapolis was destroyed by
fire last Saturday. For a while
the entire town was threatened,
but the wind subsidized opportune-
ly and the flames were held in
check.
People desiring to make contri-
buttons to the fund for cleaning the
Masonic cemetery are requested to
send their dollar to the editor with
out delay. The list of those sub
scribing will be printed in a few
weeks.
The REGISTER this week pub
fishes an account of the death Of
Mrs. Henry S. House, taken from
a recent issue of the Battle Creek,
Michigan, Journal. Mr.. Houses
many friends in his old home here
sympathize with him in his sor-
row.
Attention is directed to County
Commissioner Smiths endorse
lnent Of the Summer School, which
is to be inaugurated in Ironton
April Goth. Teachers and students
should not fail to take advantage
OF this opportunity to improve
themselves.
Sawyer & Son are moving thei
saw mill from Munger to Irol
Mountain, where they have a con
tract to cut timber that will prob
ably last five years. They hav'
been located at Munger almos
eight years, and have kept tn
mill busy all that time
Dave Bacon, a former vel
known passenger conductor on TIN
Iron Mountain railroad, died quit
suddenly at his home in Popla
Bluff, Monday afternoon. MI
Bacon at one time had charge 0
the Arcadia accommodation trail
and was quite well known in tn
Valley.
We understand that a total in
surance Of 81, $50 has been paid O.
the Halter store fire; ST., 1850 on tn
stock, and $500 on the building