Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-04-30
col COUNTY JUDGE.
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Picnic time coming.

summer scnoo begins next
Monday.
The county board of appeals is
in session this week.
County court meets in regular
session next Monday.
The Ironton school board will
elect teachers May 18th.
There were traces of hail and
snow Monday morning.
In about two weeks the unequal
cd homegrown strawberry.
The creamery made the first lot
of ice for this season Saturday.
Guess that was"blackberry win
teri we had the first of the week.
Services will be held at st.
Paul's Church Sunday at 20 A. NJ,
II A. M, and 1880 P. M.
A barber shop and pool room
have opened for business in the
Rieke saloon building.
We are told that there was quite
a hail storm in the Belleview coun-
try Sunday afternoon.
There was a light frost Tuesday
morning, but the opinion seems to
be that no great damage resulted.
May Festival, Workmen's Hall,
Graniteville, Tuesday, May 18th,
for the benefit of st. Joseph's
church.
Remember the Democratic mass
meeting at the courthouse, Satur-
day, May 9th. Let there be a
good turn out.
"The Missouri Girl"-one of the
most popular shows on the road
at the Academy of Music Thurs
day, April 30th. Don't miss it.
J. Grandhomme has moved the
little building on Main street, just
north of Conway's butcher shop,
to a vacant lot neal his residence.
An electric storm and terrific
down-pour of rain last Thursday
night. Mr.. Delano tells us that
in two hours we had 2.35 inches OF
rain.
At the meeting of the Ironton
school board Friday evening VIM.
III. Delano was appointed to take
the enumeration OF the district this
year.
Prof. Burnham has been re-em-
ployed to teach the Pilot Knob
school the ensuing year. The
primary teacher has not yet been
chosen.
If you want to be a candidate for
Office this year, under the primary
law, you must file your declara-
ton with the county clerk not later
than June 4th.
MARRIED-At Warrensburg, Mo-,
Friday, April "a, 1908, Prof. Ed
ward Highfll of that city and Miss
Bertha Fairchild of Ironton. Hap
piness to them!
Dog LosT--Two feet in height.
pointy S and ears, dark gray in
color. Call or write, and receive
reward. John Altrip, formerly
Stumbaugh place, near Arcadia.
P. w. Whitworth is tearing
down a portion of the Grover
house which he lately purchased
MI. w. will use the material il
building a couple of cottages tt
rent.
Circuit court convened Monday
afternoon. Judge Williams de-
livered his charge to the grand ju
ry and named j. B. HollomaI
foreman. Then the clearing of thu
docket began.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Buford lef
Tuesday for Mcntrose, Colorado
where they will make their futur'
home. The REGISTER wishes TO
them health and prosperity in thei
western home.
Well, the promised Easter wed
dings failed to materialize, but "
are assured that one, which wi
surprise you all, is booked to tax
place about the time the June ros
es scent the air.
STRAYED-Light Bay Mare,
years old; white spot in forehead
and small one on back near hip
Branded on left thigh. About ]
hands high. Suitable reward.
j. HENDLEY, Ironton, Mo.
After spending a couple {
months in Ironton, Robert L. Pal
mer, wife and boy, left Friday ft
Warren, Arkansas, where the
will make their future hom
The REGISTER wishes them ever
success.
Harper's Magazine, includin
free numbers Of January, Febr,
airy and March; $500 per yea
Hdrper's Weekly, $500 per yea
Harper's Bazaar, rs cents per yea
Pictorial Reuiew and free patterl
rs cents per year. Suburban LIZ
Sf,75 per year. Delimeator. ar
four quarterly Fashion Book
St.50 per year. Also many goo
club offers by the Baptist Ladie
Your patronage is kindly solici