Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

City and school elections, April
7th.
Quite a snow storm Sunday
night.
Saw you ever the now melt
faster than it did Monday?
The usual services will be held
in st. Paul's church Sunday.
The Iron Mountain railroad men
say there was no panic in 1893.
Program OF the teachers exam
aminations is printed this week.
The local telephone company has
put a phone in the Arcadia depot.
The furniture factory. Has it
folded it's tent like the Arab and
silently stole away?
The financial statement of the
City of Ironton for the past year
is printed this week.
Eggs are fifteen cents a dozen.
Cheaper than they have been for
six months or more.
H. Davis keeps all kinds of sew
ing machine supplies. Piano for
sale, cheap. Will trade.
Several communications receiv-
ed this Wednesday, morning
too late for publication this week.
Mr.. Guirey's subject Sunday
morning at the Baptist church will
be: "The Origin Of the Sects." In
the evening: "Human Depravity."
The warm days of last week the
butcher was in need of ice but
there is none on sale in the valley.
Never before we're freight trains
on the Iron Mountain road as few
and far between as at the present
time.
Robert Hotson is now prepared
to furnish all kinds of fruit trees
and berry bushes. All home
grown.
The crowds at Lopez's Clearing
7 Sale emphasizes the fact that peo-
pie know "good things when they
sec them.
Remember B. N. Brown is NOV
ing out all his heavy goods at a
greatly reduced price, getting
ready for spring.
Harry Byers writes us that he
will leave st. Louis soon in search
of a location, but does not say
where he is going.
Miss Leva Edmonds of Belle
view closed a very successful six
months term of school at Iron
Mountain last Friday.
For SALE-House and lots, in
GLIDING Butchershop, fixtures and
tools, at Pilot Knob, Mo. Inquire
of j. Nagel, Ironton, Mo.
The Middlebrook beer wagon
comes to Ironto1 twice a week
these days and seems to carry
pretty good loads on both trips:
Rev. I. v. Maxey, who has been
pastor of the Ironton M. E. Church
for several months, will unite with
the Baptist church next Sunday.
II. B. Jones writes us that he is
is being benefited by the baths at
Hot Springs and will probably re-
main there a month or so longer.
The stork left a baby boy, Ber-
tram Joseph, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. B. N. Brown in this city,
Sunday morning, March 8, 1908.
All are we'll.
A new lot of syringes just re-
ceived; price, 25c to 1925. Also.
a new lot of water bags, from 25e
to 1928. AT Smiths Sanitarium
south Ironton.
R. E. Purkiss visited his daugh.
tiers in Pennington last week. Mr..
John Russell is in the plumbing
business there and is building a
new workshop now. :
Judge R. j. Hill will have a pub
lie sale of his farming implements
stock and other personal property
at his farm, neal Belleview, Sat.
udray, March 18th.
For the benefit of the Taste
fund the members of st. Agnes
Guild will have choice home mad
candy on sale at Baldwin's tor
Saturday afternoon.
Married-Monday, March 8
1908, atthe Orrick Hotel, Ironton
Mo-, Arthur. w. Rose and Pear
Terrill, both Of Bismarck, Rev. DI
Guirey officiating.
E. w. Summers and his brid
were "charivaried" at their home
west of town, last Thursday even
ing. The serenaders were invited
into the house and shown a roya
good time.
The report in last Tuesday
POST Dispatch that VIM. R. Edgar
Jr., had lost his position in MI
Clardy's Office, was an error. Ii
the sweeping reductions that wer
made Will raj not disturbed.
We had one or two genuin
spring days last week and thos
fellows who want to make a blu
were at work gardening. Chance
are that nine out OF ten of them vii
do no moro gardening this season
Mrs. Il. S.La Nance, State Or