Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-06-27
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Nc apples or peaches this year.
Flags, bunting and ire-crackers
at Lopez's.
Raspberries, blackberries and
dewberries.
The hotels are filed with sum-
mel visitors. :.
Cash prizes awarded at the Blue
Ribbon Fair, July 4th.
Everything for everybody for
4th OF July at Lopez's.
Never saw quite so many school
book men in all our life before.
Don't forget the big 4th of July
and mi-centennial celebration at
Ironton.
c. N. Sawyer has sold his butch
er shop in South Ironton to w. E.
Conway.
Services will be held in ST.
Paul's church next Sunday at the
usual hours.
The young folk had a dance at
the Academy of Music last Thurs
day evening.
Remember the REGISTER will do
your printing in frst-class style
and at low prices.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Lem.
Curtis, Friday, June Il, 1907, a
boy. All are well.
Herman Dinger is now making
his home in the Roehry property
on the mountain side.
The saloon men are getting up
their petitions to file at the August
term of county court.
The examinations last Friday
and Saturday were attended by
about a dozen teachers.
The hub factory was closed sew
eral days last week while some re-
pairs were being made.
Free barbecue at Fourth of July
celebration in Ironton. Every
body insured a good meal.
The District Epworth League
Convention is in session in the M.
e. church, North, in this city.
A. Rieke, we understand, will
probably quit the saloon business
when his license expires in August.
There will be a business meet
ing at the Baptist church, Wednes-
day evening, June 9th, at eight
o'clock.
John Marshall was quite pain
fully injured by a kicking horse
while out driving last Thursday
morning.
My old friend, Fl. Davis, Esq, is
an up-to-date gardener. | have
tried some of the products of his
''patch," and know.
A. Block, of Bismarck, sends us
a postal card from Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Block are at the
jamestown exposition.
Lee Barger sends us a souvenir
card from Fort Worth, Texas,
where he is attending court as a
witness for the Cotton Belt rail-
road.
Parties desiring to have stands
at the Fourth Of July celebration
in Ironton, are requested to see the
finance committee not later than
July LIST.
The small boy has been having
Fourth of July the past week, and
will keep it up for several days
after the 4th, unless the firecrack-
ers run out.
The railroad has been busy the
past month hauling Arkansas po-
tatoes to the northern markets.
The yield is far in ces of any
previous year.
Some terrible wind and rain
storms the past week. None in
the Valley, but we've heard of
them visiting the country all
round about us.
Quite a lot OF hickory logs are
being hauled to the hub factory
these days. They are sawed up
and shipped away to be used for
various purposes.
Uncle Hoffmeister, one of the
old residents of Pilot Knob, died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Phillips, Monday night, aged
about ninety years.
LoST-Last Sunday evening,
between Arcadia and north from
ton, a black sailor hat, with three
fancy. pins. Finder return to this
Office and receive reward.
The editor acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a card from Mr.. and Mrs.
Pillsbury, nee Miss Mamie Brown,
who are spending their honey
moon at the northern resorts.
Miss Mabel Reyburn on last
Wednesday brought to this Office
a most exquisite bouquet of mas
turtiums. They were as beautiful
a lot Of the flowers as we ever saw.
The brass band Of the general
staff of the Mexican army passed
through here on No. A Sunday
evening. The band is composed
of sixty members and had a
special car.
Bill Dooley died Of tuberculosis