Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-05-20
LOCAL B%REvITIEs.


Strawberries ripe.
The roses are in bloom.
Tent show next Tuesday night.
Decoration day a week from Sun
day.
The ice factory in Arcadia is in
operation.
Anything doing in the valley
for the 4th of July?
All kinds best cigars at Collins
confectionery, Arcadia.
Ar unusual lot Of Kansas flour
is sold in the valley these days.
Most everybody is going, or is
already gone fishing, this week.
No excursions from st. Louis to
the valley this summer, it seems.
Some pretty nice cat fish being
brought from the river these days.
A tent show, "Ten Nights in a
Bar Room" is billed for May 18th.
Silver Tea this afternoon WED
nesday) a the residence of Mrs. A.
Roehry.
S. w. Andrews has been farming
at his home in Russellyille for the
past two weeks.
Services at st. Paul's church,
Friday evening, Sunday morning
and evening next.
City Assessor David Kendall has
been making the assessment OF the
city the past week.
The Southern Methodist folk
are arranging for a tent meeting to
be held next month.
Some great Improvements are
being made to the Arcadia Hotel
property this spring.
The Pilot Knob basket ball team
defeated Ironton last Wednesday
afternoon in a score of IS to 6.
ga day in Bungalow Town" is
the title Of a neat little pamphlet
giving Arcadia Valley Views.
Rev. Strother, of Des Arc, will
conduct meetings in Illinois and
western Missouri next month.
The lovely month Of May. A
little bit tardy this year but for all
that the loveliest month of all.
Because of the abundant foliage
the bungalows on Arcadia Heights
a now scarcely be seen from
town.
The proposed game Of ball be-
tween the Ironton and Potosi base
ball clubs last Sunday failed to
materialize.
The Ironton school board will
open the bids for making the adj
dition to the school building FRI
day evening:
What a b~enefcence it is that
when school quits fishing begins?
Who says that order doth not rule
the universe?
The neglected, d~ecaying screen
factory buildings in the north end,
form a good object lesson on the
question of trusts.
Circuit court in Reynolds coun-
ty next week. Judge Dining, MI.
Edgar and Mr.. Isenberg will drive
over from here next Sunday.
BoRN-To DR.. and Mrs. Noah M.
Jones, Campbell, Mo-, Friday,
May Ia, 1909, a boy, Iron county
friends extend congratulations.
Wheat, Bran, Shipstuff, Corn,
Corn chops, Hen feed and Chick
feed. Lowest prices.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
While here last week A. Winkler
bought AL Hills sorrel chestnut
horse. Robert Hill, Esq, rode the
animal through to the Bluff this
week.
Jos. Madlinger has added much
to the appearance of his recently
purchased property on Main street
by re-painting and generally i'm
proving it.
Can't the ordinance against hogs,
mules, and horses-inasmuch as
it excerpts the cow-be knocked
out on the score of being class
legislation?
FINE ANGoRA GOATS For SALE
Apply to Louis Dyer, R. D. Lewis
Mountain View Home, formerly
known as the Langdon place, in
Russellville.
The railroad company is build
ing a big culvert a short distance
north of the station. The culvert
crosses the road and the four rail-
road tracks.
Miss Leila O'Neal has finished
her course in short hand in St.
Louis and will spend some time
with her parents, in Frankclay, st.
Francois county.
G. j. Percy, late of st. Louis,
has opened a tin shop in the Barn
house brick building, south of the
court house square. See adver-
tisement elsewhere.
Rev. Strother was here from
Des Arc Monday. He tells US that
College town is still improving.
Several new buildings have lately
been contracted for.
Don't forget, please, that we are
always thankful for an item of
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