Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-07-11
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Brown has a new ad.

An excursion from st. Louis,
July 2tst.
The REGISTER office does the
best printing.
Look for Lopez's clearing sale
ad. next week.
Go to B. N. Browns for mid
summer bargains.
1t has Ger the "good old sum-
mer time the past week.
The Ironton and Des Arc ball
teams play here next Sunday.
The probate docket for the Aug
ust term of court is printed this
week. ai.
The Farmingten papers tell Of
quite a lot of ripe peaches in that
section.
About all the people who can
secure quarters, are here for the
summer.
Washington county is asking
bids from contractors to build the
$4,000 court house.
Quarterly meeting at Fort Hill
church next Sunday. Preaching
by the Presiding Elder.
For SALE-A fresh mich COW
and some nice pigs.
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County Clerk Reyburn last
Saturday brought to this Office a
very pretty bouquet Of sweet peas.
The ladies Of st. Paul's church
will serve ice cream on the church
lawn Thursday afternoon and eve
ming.
There were a few apples in town
last week. They were hard and
green, but readily sold at $3.50 per
bushel.
We understand that Mr.. H. S.
Whitener is DESTROYS of buying a
home in Ironton, if he can find a
place to suit him,
For SALE-New 4-room cottage,
barn and two lots, in Ironton.
Price, $3.50. Inquire of Herman
Dinger, Ironton, Mo.
The railroad people have not
made good their promise to go to
work on our new depot July list.
Perhaps it will be July list next
year.
A stranger was in town this
week seeking a location for a
bakery. We have not learned
whether he decided to locate here
Dr. not.
Joe Weber, of St. Louis, a we'll
known travelling man, has leased
the Hatten home in Arcadia, and
his family will sojourn there this
summer.
If the shooting of fish is per-
mitted to 60 on, it will be but a
short time till there will be no fish.
The wholesale killing should be
stopped, and that at once.
FoUND-Sunday evening, be-
tween Ironton and Arcadia, a
lady's shawl. Owner can have
same by paying for this ADVERTISE
ment and proving property.
Herman Rieke has been APP
pointed local agent for the Stuart
Iron Fence Company, Of Cincin-
natl, Ohio. People wanting any
thing in the iron fence line should
give him a call.
Chas. Patton is building a black
smith shop in south Ironton-next
to Mayes' livery stable. He will
carry on a general blacksmith
business, and solicits a share of
the patronage.
Mrs. Alex. Fletcher, Of Pied
mont, who has been here visiting
home folk, left this morning for
her home. She was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. j. HI. Pipkin.
Poplar Bluff Democrat.
a. teacher from Sikeston, who
had had some correspondence with
our board, came to town last Sun
cay. When he learned that Mr..
Buford had been employed the
night before, hepromptly returned
to his home.
In the circuit court in st. Louis
last week Judge Mcdonald refused
to grant a decree of divorce to Mrs.
". G. Raney. The st. Louis pa
pers state that there is a prob
ability of Mr.. and Mrs. Raney adj
justing their difficulties.
j. r. Baldwin has purchased
the residence of Geo. d. Marks on
Shepherd street. The price paid
was in the neighborhood Of $1,000.
Mr.. Marks will leave in a couple
of weeks for Moberly, Mo-, where
he expects to make his future
home.
A couple Of distinct earthquake
shocks were felt in this section
shortly after two o'clock last
Thursday morning. The houses
shook and the windows ratified.
Each quake was preceded by q
low, long rumbling not unlike
thunder.
The county board of education
has been in session the past week
considering the school book propo-
sition. The board has decided to
make changes in the spoilers, read
ers, arithmetics and Biographies.
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