Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-07-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Lopez's have a new ad.
The good old summer time.
Brown has a new ad. in this is
sue.
Ice has been at a premium the
past week.
The Arcadia Valley Cook Book
is now ready for sale.
Quite a lot of iron ore is being
shipped from Iron Mountain these
days.
Ironton's fourth of July crowd
was unquestionably the biggest in
years.
The summer visitors are IN
usually scarce SO far this summer.
Hard times?
The orner adjacent to the REG.
IsTER office are sure getting to be
the battle ground.
The financial statement of the
Pilot Knob School District is
printed this week.
The watermelons will be late
this year, is the announcement
from the swamp counties.
Many people insist that Monday
night was the >warmest experienced
in the valley in many years.
The automobile of Mr.. E. Graves
of Doe Run brought a number OF
people to the valley Monday.
Wanted--Girl for general house,
work, good cook, good wages.
MRS. j. BETHEL, Arcadia, Mo.
"The Africa Diamond Jubilee"
will be the subject of the evening
service at the M. E. church Sun
day.
Rev. Strother of Des Arc will
inaugurate a revival meeting at
Redford, in Reynolds county, July
18th.
The Epworth League social at
the M. E. Parsonage has been
postponed until Tuesday evening,
July 18th.
A a load of cypress logs was
received here Monday from Skies
ton to be used in a bungalow on
Arcadia Heights.
Paul Meyers now has a run as
Pullman conductor on the Cotton
Belt railroad between st. Louis
and Shreveport, Louisiana.
The engine in Buckeyes saw mill
in north Ironton "went wild" ear
ly last Wednesday morning and
store up Jack" Fortunately no
one was hurt.
After the hottest days of the
summer a delightful change came
last Saturday and we had a couple
of days of most delightful and
pleasant weather.
Thos. T. Seitz, formerly of Mid
dlebrook, who has been working
for the Iron Mountain as agent at
Belmont for several years past, is
now located at Hematite.
Mr.. j. A. Zwart will go to Texas
next week with a view of locating
somewhere in that State. His
family will remain here for the
summer.-Fdrmington Times.
r. E. Wilkinson will leave
Thursday on a tour of Southern
Missouri and Arkansas in the in
terest of the Western Military
Academy, Upper Alton, Ills.
For Sale-A secondhand skid
boiler, 25 horse power, in good
condition; needs a small patch or
crown sheet. Will sell at a bar.
gain. Call or write.
A. E. BIsCH, Hogan, Mo.
Called meeting Sylvan Rebekah
Lodge, 1856, l. o. 0. F., Wednes-
day evening, July 18th. The Dis
trict Deputy will be present and al
members are urged to attend.
MAMIE WALKER, Oecy.
To Mrs. Nora R. Jones, who re.
sides west of Ironton, we are in
debted for a basket of very fine
peaches presented last Saturday.
They were as delicious in taste al
they were beautiful in appearance
Mr.. Hummel left Monday for st
Louis and thence to Jasper, Ala
bama, where he will establish {
hub factory. Mr.. Hummel ex'
poets to be in operation by Septem
Der 1st. His family will remain II
Ironton until fall.
Rev. w. j. Williamson, pastol
of the Third Baptist Church, ha'
rented a cottage in Arcadia, Mo.
and his family will reside there
during the summer. DR.. William
son will take such vacations there
as his passionate will PERMITS
Louis Times.
The Baptist Boys Band gave {
concert at the Academy of Musi,
last Friday evening. A large au'
dience was in attendance and the
boys, under the leadership of theiI
competent instructor, Rev. Fulle
Swift, did handsomely.
Rev. Strother tells us that pros
poets for the Holiness College a
Des Arc for the ensuing year ar,
most encouraging and he expects
the enrolment to reach 100 tn
first month. On a recent visit t,