Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-05
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

What has happened to our An
napolis correspondent?
Ed. Hartwick paid $500 for the
Byers residence. A bargain.
Justa year from to-day we'll in
augurate Billy Bryan. Bully!
March came in pretty much like
a lamb. Will it go out like a lion:
Rev. Stitt held services at Fred
ericktown and Mine la Motto Sun
day.
Teachers examinations March
9th and 2Sth. Programme next
week.
Less business on the Iron Noun
tain railroad than was ever before
known.
Mr.. Delano says that the month
just gone was the wettest February
since 1883.
The boys on the railroad got
their checks for January's work
last Thursday--ten days late.
Will have first-class timer with
me in a few days.
J. N. BISHOP.
We'd like to have a photograph
of that RAILROAD man who denies
that there is a panic on the Iron
Mountain.
Remember B. N. Brown is NOV
ing out all his heavy goods at a
greatly reduced price, getting
ready for spring.
The school board last Saturday
night elected MI. F. M. Davis to
serve out the unexpired term of G.
R. Gay, resigned.
Lenten services will be held in
st. Paul's church every Tuesday
and Thursday at A P. NJ, and every
Wednesday at 1880 P. M.
Mr.. Guirey's subject next Sun
day morning will DO "Was Jesus
LlllhIClb C0s y Ill Ull0 ONOu1uks
prejudice and it's Cure"
Occasionally a fellow returns
from Bismarck these days with all
the appearances of having gone
through a threshing machine.
If variety is the spice the wealth
er last Wednesday would be hard
to excel. Within an hour we had
sunshine, rain, hail and snow.
Recorder Hawkins Monday is
sued a marriage license to E. w.
Summers of Ironton and Annie
Leuenberger Of Reynolds county.
The Baptist ladies will be pleas
ed to receive subscriptions for all
magazines, either singly or in
clubs. Order sent off Immediately
Thirty-four train auditors laid
off this week. 1t is said that they
will all go soon and the conduc-
tors will again handle the trans
porAtion.
Father Adrian informs us that as
soon as the weather becomes set
tied the bricklayers will commence
work on the new Catholic Church
in Arcadia.
Ajury in Squire Kitchell's court
at Annapolis last Friday found G,
E. Bolch guilty of the charge Of
disturbing the peace and fined him
81 and costs.
There was a death from small
pox in Desloge in st. Francois
county last week. Several cases
r reported from different sections
in the lead belt.
Judge J. G. Shepard, of Doni'
phan, made many friends while
holding court here last week. The
officials and the people generally
speak of him in highest terms.
Louis Miller has purchased the
Arcadia Creamery from the LemI
brewery. Mr.. Miller, we are told
will make some improvements ant
operate the plant this summer.
Mr.. Galloway now occupies thu
old Zwart home. Mr.. and Mrs
Nagel and Mrs. Ahrens have ar
rived from st. Louis and are dom,
iciled in the home vacated by MI
Galloway.
G.. D. Marks sends us a posta
picture of the Union Station in Mo
berly and writes: "We like GU
new home and are getting aloni
well. We enjoy the REG1sTEl
very much"
A reader wants to know tn
name and address OF the Congress
man from this district: M. r
Smith, House of Representatives
Washington, D. @. Home address
Pennington, Mo.
Three school directors are to b
elected in the Ironton district thi
year. Successors are to be chose
to Messrs. Schwab, Reyburn an
Davis-the latter filing the unex
pired term of g. R. Gay.
All who wish to beautify thei
homes subscribe for Suburban Lift
which treats of landscape garden
ing. Subscribe from the Baptis
ladies. Suburban Life and NJ Clure'
S2.35. Suburban Life, S1.75.
Mayor Clark Patton Of Cape Gil
rardeau is after the boodlers i
that town. A shortage of $500
has been discovered, and, pendin
an investigation, the clerk and col
lector have been suspended.