Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-08-27
LOCAL B%REVITIES.

1hey Cell US Ciere Is gong TO DC
a wedding soon.
Guess we never will have a gen.
uine circus in Ironton again.
Time to be getting the books
and states together, boys and girls.
Labor day ball and supper at
Graniteville, Monday, September
7th.
The homegrown cantaloupe is
much better than the imported ar
ticle.
The band boys made S19 at
their ice cream social last Thurs
day evening.
Whitworth & Hill are buying
and shipping considerable live
stock these days.
The ice cream social on Carver
Creek last Saturday night is pro-
nounced a success.
A. M. Madigan was confined to
his room several days of the past
week, but is better now.
The prospects of the Holiness
college for the ensuing year are
said to be most encouraging.
A fair crowd attended the fish
fry Tuesday. The managers tell
us that they "broke even" on the
affair.
How delightful was the rain and
cooler weather of last week after
the sweltering heat that had pre-
ceded!
The Brown Medicine Show on
the lot in front of Henry Adolph's
jewelry store every night this
week. Good show. See it.
Bismarck's saloon goes out of
business this week. Then the
most accessible saloons to Iron
county will be those in De Soto.
The cleans" are trying to get
another game of ball with the
%"fats," but the lattrr are inclined
to rest on the laurels already won.
Ironton and Irondale played
ball here Sunday. The home team
badly worsted the visitors, the
score being Ironton 26, Irondale a.
E. G. Fits last week sold his
farm, near the Shut-In, to MI.
Andrews, who has been living on
the rifle range for several years
past.
Everybody seems to be sorry
that Rev. Mr.. StoweIl is going to
leave us. He will carry the best
wishes of all for ucces in his new
field.
We understand that a medi-
cine show that has been in Bis
marck for a week or more will be
here in a few days. P. Sit is
here!
Mrs. Ida Benson of Annapolis
was here recently arranging for the
enrolment of her son in the Moot
hart Business College, Sept. 1.
The Pennington Times.
Four teachers took the examina-
tons last week. Three of the
number expect to teach in Madi-
O county and their papers were
sent there to be graded.
There is and has been all sum-
mer, a wonderful amount of pas
penger traffic to and from the VAL
ley. We are told that ticket sales
far exceed all previous records.
The Third Section of the "Glean-
ers" will serve Homemade Ice
Cream, Sherbet and Cake on the
Presbyterian Church lawn, Thurs.
day, August 9th, afternoon and
evening.
The colored folk will give 9
grand picnic at Goulding's Park
Ironton, Labor Day, Monday, Sep
TENDER 7th. A good programme
will be provided. See bills fol
particulars.
Mrs. Aug. Trauernicht under
went a serious surgical operation
at her home in De Soto last week
The lady's many friends will b.
glad to learn that she is gettins
along nicely.
Claude Marshall of Poplar Bluf
visited his parents in Irontor
several days of last week. Claude
was on his way home from Chi
cago, New York and the eastern
ports. He had a most delightful
trip.
Services will be held in st. Paul.
Church Sunday at the usual hours
Plans are being made for a Specia
Musical Service on the night of tn
first Sunday in September. If the,
are successful, dne notice will b
given next week.
Miss Grace Orrick leaves 81
Louis Friday night for Briggs
Texas, where she has a posltio'
as trimmer the ensuing season
Miss Orrick is becoming a skille,
trimmer and has many friend
here who wish her success.
The new Catholic church at AT
cadia is q handsome and imposinI
structure. There is probably moth
ing to equal it in Southeast Mis-
souri,. The work of finishing tn
interior will probably be com
pleted in a couple Of months.
To Mrs. Ann Logan Of Belle
view the REGISTER is indebted fo
lLnaa &c The laruast and finest to