Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-06-24
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Blackberries ripe.

vile, July 9TH.
Remember the Woodmen's pic
mic at Ironton, July Sd.
Big Special-Men's Pants at B.
N. Browns, for thirty mine cents.
Prof. Daugherty closed his sum-
mel school at Des Arc last Friday,
For Sale-One six room cottage
in Ironton. Apply to k. A. Rasche.
Meyer, the Arcadia merchant,
has an advertisement on the first
page.
Work is progressing on the As
sembly Hall and hotel on Arcadia
Heights.
A. M. Madigan is again in the
employ of the Whitworth store in
Arcadia.
Services will be held in st.
Paul's church, Sunday, at II A. M.
and s P. M.
Special city election to fill a
vacancy in the council next Tues
day, June goth.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. R. G,
Marks, Ironton, Friday, June IS,
1909, a boy. All are well.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's
Church meets at Mrs. F. O. Cod
ding's Thursday afternoon.
Teachers examinations in the
Arcadia public school building
Friday and Saturday of this week
The store of B. N. Brown will
close on the 4th at 1 O'Clock pm
and will open again that evening
at 6 o'clock.
Look out for B. N. Browns float
in the Street Parade, on Saturday,
July Sd, at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. 1t will pay you.
John B. Gault and Elsie A. Pan
nebecker we're married at the home
of the BRIDES parents on Marble
Creek, Sunday, June Goth, 1909.
DR.. r. E. Keaney, of De Soto,
is the new Superintendent of the
Pennington asylum. DIR. Keaney
is said to be a most excellent and
worthy young man.
Strayed-From pasture in north
Ironton, four ewes and five lambs.
Will pay for their return or for
information leading to their re-
covery WHITWoRTH & HILL.
Mr.. VIM. Depew last Saturday
sent to this Office a half dozen
most delicious peaches, grown on
his farm east of town. They were
the first of the season and superb.
George Schultz this week re-
ceived a card announcing the
marriage Of his sister, Mrs. p.
Mary Rudy, and Mr.. Allen La Ross
Osborne, at Seattle, Washington,
June 8, 1909.
To our good friend, Mr.. I. f.
Walsh, Of st. Louis, Secretary and
Auditor Of the Southern Hotel Co.,
we are indebted for some very
beautiful post card views OF the
Southern Hotel.
MI. and Mrs. w. j. Lee, of Ar
cadia, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a little girl at their home
Friday, June 18th, 1909. All are
doing nicely. The REGISTER ex-
tends congratulations.
The valley has been without ar
ice supply the past week. Some
thing got wrong with the ice plan
in Arcadia last week and we've
had no ice since. It's mighty an.
noying, to say the least.
Des Arc, that thriving little towr
in the south end of the county
saws that business never was sc
quiet there as it is at the presen
time. This is the prosperity tina
was promised us last fall.
A card from DR.. 9. L. Blanks
who has been in st. Louis for thu
past two years, apprises us that
he has located in Mexico, Mo.
for the practice of his profession
We wish him much success.
Ali parties knowing Themselves
indebted to Arcadia Store Co., Ar
cadia, Mo-, must settle same by
.Tulv fst. or anne will be collected
by law. w. II. BUCKLEY.
st. Francois, Mo-, Mays.
"A letter from Mr.. J. S. O'Nea
advises us that he has removed
from Mill Spring to Poplar Bluff
where he has engaged in the mer'
camille business. Iron county
friends will join US in wishing hin
every success in his new home.
The closing exercises Of thu
Sherman School, st. Louis, oc-
Cured Thursday, June 18th, 1909
Miss Beckwith Baird, daughter Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed @. Baird, Of Ar
cadia, was one OF the graduates
and we are told acquitted hersel
splendidly. w congratulate tn
young lady.
Says the Elvins correspondent
of the Lead Belt NeaUs: re. j. Primo,
returned Thursday from William
JewelICollege at Liberty Missouri
where they held their commence
ment. exercises. Mr.. Prince 10
graduate Of the above college ant
before his return he visited friends
in Kansas City.
DR.. George w. Topey, for man.
wears one Of the most prominen
IRA cticinp phvsicians throughou