Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-09
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The colored folk celebrated labor
day at Rodach's Grove.
Miss Freda Ringo commenced
teaching school in the Cove Mon
day.
The Bloomer Girls and the Iron
ton team will play ball Thursday
afternoon.
We are indebted to MI. G. w.
Collins for some very fine apples,
presented to us on Tuesday.
Lost-Bunch of keys. In IRON
ton or on road to G~raniteville.
Reward for return to this office.
Mr.. A. E. Bisch, who is at pres
emit in New Mexico, writes a letter
for REGISTER readers next week.
Ok GUANo-The best fertilizer
for wheat. Price, S23.50 per ton.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Mr.. F. P. Hilburn has al article
on the first page of this paper.
His letters always contain food for
thought.
If you want a good fertilizer at
a moderate price, call for the Ok
Guano at Lopez's. Price, $3.50
per ton.
Among the visitors from De So
to Monday were Aug. Trauernicht
and wife; DR.. E. w. Bliss and
wife; Paul P. Hinchey.
At the annual meeting of the
Iron County Bank last Wednesday
the permanent surplus of that in
stitution was increased to $4,000.
County court is holding an adj
iourned session to-day to pass on
the sanity of Mrs. Campbell John
son, who lives west of Annapolis.
Miss Marian O'Neal visited
friends in Ironton last Saturday.
Miss Marian is teaching school in
Washington County, near Iron
dale.
We understand that the office
fixtures of the late DR.. Prince have
been purchased by a dentist who
will open an Office in Ironton in
the near future.
The railroad announces a rate OF
a fare and one-third for the round
trip for parties desiring to attend
the celebration at Pilot Knob,
September 26th-28th.
Father Berryman's picture (oil
painting life size) will be unveiled
by the Veteran Association at
Marvin College, Fredericktown.
Mo-, September 18th, 3 P. M.
Miss Jennie Snyder visited
friends here the first of the week
She left Tuesday for Stillwell
Oklahoma, where she will teach
this winter Bismarck Gazette.
A $500, 900 fire visited Poplar
Bluff early last Sunday morning
A favorable turn of the wind at 6
critical stage of the conflagratior
prevented further destruction.
Called meeting Star of the Yves
Lodge, No. 1873, A. F. & A. M.
Saturday night, September 18th
Work in M. M. degree.
MANN RINGo, Sec'y.
Andy Peterson, a former wei
Y known saloon man of De Soto, was
an Ironton visitor Monday, hav-
ing just returned from Denmark,
where he spent the past three
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. d. Lewis are a
their home in the valley after
trip to Mackinac and othe
northern resorts. MI. Lewis tell
US there was plenty of hot weathe.
up north.
Will G.. Patton left last week TO
st. Louis, where he will spend {
week before going to Nashville tt
attend Vanderbilt University
where he expects to complete tn
course in medicine this year.
Capt. G. Soulard Turner, wei
known in the valley, and Mrs. W
I'll. Steinwender of st. Louis, wer
united in marriage last Saturday
The Capt. and his bride will leav
for the PHILIPPINES next month.
FERTILIZERS - Those desirinI
Fertilizers will do we'll to call upo
me. I handle three standar
brands, and sell at REASONABLE
prices. G.. w. COLLINS,
Ironton, Mo.
= The County Board of Equaliza
tion-to equalize the assessment
OF merchants and manufacturers
was in session Monday and Tues
day. The Court of Appeals wi
sit the last Mondayin Septembe
Morgan Scott has returned frol
Iron county. Mr.. Scott has pul
chased a farm near Caledonia an
expects to move there in the nes
future. We wish them success
but we will lose a good citizen
DesIoge Sun.
Mr.. B. S. Gregory, who for
number of years has been a res
dent of our city, is moving to s
Louis this week. We are sorry
lose Mr.. G.. and his family frol
our city and hope it will be
their interest to come back to !
before long.--Frederickto0n Den'
crdt Ne,Ds.
LH4n. -Nl"0. --.,
Ira A. Carr has sold the EIlingt'
Press to r. L. Daniels who wi