Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Time for April showers.
Who for school directors?
The small boy he goes a fishin'.
Squire Fairchild announces fol
Mayor.
Onions and a few other green
things.
Hogan is now a money order
p~ost-office.
The Ironton schools close
April 18th.
April 10th has been named as
Arbor Day.
Teachers examinations Friday
and Saturday.
With no frost the fruit yield will
be a bumper one.
The Democratic Central Com
mittee meets April 4th.
We hear of a number of pros
pective candidates for assessor.
The trees are budding and evil
dences of leaves are to be seen.
The streets have been dusty the
past week. Unusual for March.
1t is said that the creamery and
ice plant will be in operation soon.
The trade for the Ironton tele-
phone lines seem to have failed to
materialize.
Lots of eggs are being shipped
to st. Louis these days. The
price is IL 1-2 cents.
1t is said that the Emerson prop
erty will be fitted up for summer
visitors this summer.
Mine host Kanouse got a fine
piano for the New Commercial
and Miss Ruth-last week.
P. w. Whitworth has bought
the Grover home on Shepherd
street and is now domiciled there
in.
VIM. Trauernicht, the merchant
tailor at Bismarck, sends the REG
lister a very fetching calender fol-
1908.
When, if ever, will the railroad
company complete that house
track around the vest side of the
depot?
Sale of personal property of the
late John Ruble at his former
home, near Vulcan, next Tues
day, March 31st.
Seventeen were received in the
Baptist Church last Sunday morn
ing. Others are expected next
Sunday morning.
Robert Hill returned to his home
at Ironton after a few days. visit
in the city with friends .-Popld1
Bluff Republican.
Mr.. G. HI. Leggett, a we'll known
citizen of Bismarck, died at his
home Monday evening, after 9
prolonged illness.
We are told that j. N.Long, erst.
while of the Cross and Anchor
Home, has united with the Saliva.
ton Army in st. Louis.
Arrangements are being per-
fected to build a large addition tt
the Pollock home, formerly own
ed by Mr.. j. A. Reyburn.
Mr.. Maxey, we are told, will
for the present, minister to thu
Baptist congregations at PHO
Knob, Bismarck and Caledonia.
Attention is directed to the ad'
vertisement of the Arcadia liver!
stable, j. d. Vance & Son, propri
etors,i in this issue of the REGISTER
For Sale or Trade.-A secont
hand spring wagon, surrey ant
runabout. Will give bargains.
j. D. VANCE & Son, Arcadia, Nc
Contractor Tual has just abou
completed the magnificent an
palatial home of Mr.. R. D. Levi
on the old Langdon place in Rus
sellville.
The Bismarck Gazette has turn
ed it's ''toes to the daisies and tn
late editor, Geo. G.. Pollard, i
seeking greener fields and pas
lures new.
MI. Guirey's Subject in tn
Baptist Church next Sunda.
morning will be 'sClose Commun
ion." In the evening, "The Cos
pei the Power of God"
Do the doors of the Irontol
public school building swing in
ward or outwardp The law J
very plain on the subject and tn
directors should give the matte
immediate attention.
Robert G.. Farmer has bougf
from the Big Muddy Coal Il Iro
Company two lots just north {
the premises where he To- resides
Mr.. Farmer intends building o
the lots in the near future.
The M. E. Conference which close
its session at Springfield Monda
named F. T.. Spiller as pastor
Ironton church for the ensuin
rear. MI. Spiller has been Q