Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-03-07
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Brown has a new ad.
The wild geese are flying north
ward.
Teachers examination March
22d and 23d.
A. l.. Hill will have a car load OF
horses and mules for sale Satur-
day.
They do say that the wedding
bells will make music by Easter
time.
R. E. johnson, Graniteville, has
sold his store in that town to AL
bert Light.
VIM. Wehner, an old resident,
died at his home in Pilot Knob
last Friday.
st. Paul's Guild meets at the
residence of Mrs. Stowell Thurs
day afternoon.
The city financial statement is
printed on the first page of this
issue of the REGISTER.
Owing to the illness of the teach
er the colored school was closed
several days of last week.
FOR SALE-One gentle, family
horse, and buggy, reasonable. w.
F. Ahrens, Pilot Knob, Mo.
A splendid new line of ladies'
and misses tailor made skirts.
Price, S1.00 to S5.75, at Browns.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lott, Tuesday, February 26, 1907,
a girl. Mother and child doing
nicely.
The Curtis Dramatic Company
will present "David Harum" at
the Academy of Music on Friday
night, March s.
Mrs. Riley will move back into
the old Zwart home this week.
The place has been neatly repaint-
ed and repaired.
Chas. J. Tual has the contract
for putting up a o~ne-story brick
building on the corner south of the
REGISTER Office.
The Cross & Anchor Association
that located on the Newman farm
west of town, a month or more ago,
is seeking other quarters.
/ will have a carload of horses
here Saturday. Parties wishing
anything in that line should call
on me. A. l.. HILL.
Apples are retailing for fifteen
cents a dozen now. If we had
some Of those that sold last fall
for forty cents a bushel, we would
be all right.
Len. Peck, for many years a
resident Of the Valley, died at his
home in south Ironton last Satur-
day. The funeral occurred the
following day.
We understand that Arthur Huff
has disposed of his abstract bust
ness at Poplar Bluff and will in the
future devote all his time to inter-
ests in the Valley.
Will Gillian was over from
Pennington last Saturday. Will
says that he is now in charge OF
forty-five men, employed on the
farm at the asylum.
Prof. Geo. L. Smith, principal OF
the Arcadia public school, smiles
all day long now. A lib. boy
came to his home Monday, Febru-
airy IS, 1907. All are well.
j. G.. Hendley asks the REGIsTEF
to return his sincere thanks to the
good people of Ironton for the
kindness and sympathy shown him
in his bereavement-the death Of
his father.
Miller, at Arcadia, will sell fol
cash, Golden Sheaf flour, the bes'
on earth, for So per hundred; Brar
per hundred, S1.15; Shorts pei
hundred, S1.20; Corn chops, 81 Is
Cornmeal, Zoe per bushel.
Miss Mittie Ashbrook is reported
quite sick at her home in Arcadia
having suffered a severe stroke o
paralysis a couple of weeks since
Friends hope for an early i'm.
provement in her condition.
H## "F ~ WH
AT a meeting of the school board
for the Ironton district, held las
Saturday evening, it was agreed
to submit the question of the pro
posed high school to the voters a
the annual election, April I'd.
The Missouri Pacific dairy car
were at Arcadia last Thursday
afternoon. A number of peopl,
witnessed the operation Of the
milking machine, which, it is said
does the work most satisfactorily
The two cent fare bill has beer
signed by the Governor, and will
become effective ninety days afte.
the adjournment Of the Legislature
1t is said, however, that the rail
roads will fight the law to the bit
ter end.
Our young friend, DR.. J. H
Martin, has gone to Edge Hill
where he will probably locate TO.
the practice Of his profession. The
Dr.. is a worthy young man, and VIZ
take pleasure in commencing hin
to the people Of that section.
ID. H.. Hickman, who has beer
buying hub logs at Marquand fol-
Baldwin's for some time past, was
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