Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-07-04
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Hurrah for Independence Day

representative IOlh WIltc5 q
letter from California.
The city marshal is cutting the
fennel and other weeds.
All is in readiness for the big
Fourth Of July celebration.
Come to the REGISTER office
when you want good printing.
The Ironton and Des Arc clubs
will play ball here next Sunday.
The REGISTER has an INTEREST,"
ing letter from the North this week.
The county board of education
adopts the text books Friday, July
9Th.
WANTED-To buy a good young
mich COW. H. S. Whitener, Pilot
Knob.
Pilot Knob now has town officers
again and is a genuine munici-
pality.
The railroads are selling more
tickets since the two-cent rate
VENT into effect.
A game of ball will be one of
the attractions at the picnic and
barbecue July 4th.
WANTED-To buy a good family
saddle and driving horse. HI. s..
Whitener, Pilot Knob.
A. Block sends us a card from
Jacksonville, Florida, stating that
he is on his way to Cuba.
Our trains have been running
more nearly on time the past week
than for some months past.
Dick Baldwin says that the roads
in England make that a great
country for the automobile.
Mrs. Hughes, OF st. Louis, is
very sick at the home of her
brother, DR.. Wick, in Ironton.
James P. Barger has purchased
the Sutton cottage erected by the
screen factory a couple of years
since.
A. Roehry mails us a card from
California, stating that he is very
favorably impressed with that
section.
A number of diamond drills are
to be put at work in the Bismarck
neighborhood for the purpose OF
boring for lead.
Mrs. WOODEN, relict of the late
Jake WOODEN, died at her home in
north Ironton Tuesday night, at
an advanced age.
July 25th is the date now set for
the execution Of John and Amalek
Brooks. Bill Spaugh is sentenced
to be hung the same day.
There will be no preaching SER
vice at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath, as the pastor x
poets to be out of the city.
The ladies' of St. Paul's church
will serve ice cream and cake in
the church yard next Thursday,
the filth, afternoon and evening.
Herman Dinger, one Of the VAL
ley contractors, has been at work
at Graniteville the past week build.
ing a large porch for Mrs. Sheay.
DIED-On Marble Creek, Mo-,
June Is, 1907, Hazel Levon, infant
daughter of B. M. and Katie Pat
~terson, aged 5 months and 13days.
MARRIED-At Ironton, Mo-, Mon
day, July 1, 1907, Bardine Laplank
and Susie Lillis, both of French
Mills, Rev. ]. G. Reynolds officiat-
ing.
= Ninety school girls from ST..
Louis spent last Thursday at the
convent. During their short stay
they visited the quarry and other
points of interest.
Our fellow townsman, John
Nagel, has invented a medicine
chest, which he proposes patent
ing and putting on the market.
May he make plenty Of money out
oft.
The new mail carriers on the
star routes began their work July
1st. H. M. Collins carries the
mail to the Silver Mines, and Jos.
Haven carries from here to War
ren's Store.
DR.. Jones Of Brunot, Iron coun-
ty, has this week been looking
over Oran with a view to locating
here. We would be glad to have
him. There is room for many
more.-Oran Citizen.
The railroad officials have prom
Used that work shall be commenced
on our new station this month,
But we have long since learned
that the promises of railroad ofic-
ials are easily broken.
John Nagel has leased his home
on Main street to %. b. Galloway,
Of Poplar Bluff, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nagel left Tuesday
for st. Louis where they will make
their home for the present.
Services will be held in st,
Paul's church Sunday, July 18th.
Each communicate is asked to
bring twenty-five cents as an offer
ing toward the Diocesan assess
ment and for Diocesan Missions.
Miss Ethel Scott, who has been
teaching at the Blair school In st.
Louis. returned to Rolla Tuesday