Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-03-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

School election next month.
Prosperity, we are waiting for
thee!
The big sale at Lopez's closes
Thursday.
A local option election will be
held in Bollin ger county March
10Th.
The financial statement of the
City of Ironton is printed this
week.
Be sure and go to the Tacky
Candy Pulling at Mullins base
ment.
Herr Rieke has a brand new
Anheuser- Busch wagon. 1t is a
daisy.
MI. G. S, Russell of Ironton was
tr~ansacting business here one day
this week.-Bismarck Gazette.
March came in as peacefully as
a lamb. So we may expect some
weather the last of the month.
F. A. Kuhn has sold his farm
just west of town to Thomas A.
Wilson, recently from Kansas.
The G%raniteville school will
have an entertainment the night
of the last day of school, April 23d.
Considerable ditching is being
done along the streets in Ironton
under the direction of the marshal.
Times never were so dull in all
the history of Ironton as they are
just now. And Bryan wasn't
elected, either.
Miss Efie Baldwin, who is to be
the Milliner at B. N. Browns this
season, is now in st. Louis study
ing the styles.
J. G. White will soon move to
Des Arc, Mo-, where he will en-
gage in the restaurant business
Citizen-D Democrat.
w. w. Reynolds, who has owned
the Buford farm on Crane Pond
for the past two years, Tuesday
sold the place to Cicero Collins for
S2500.
The Cleaners Tacky Candy Pull
ing will be in the basement of
Frank Mullins residence, instead
of the Newman house. 10 cents
admission,
DR.. Marshall has in his Office
window a basket of hyacinth
plants in blossom that are certain
ly beautiful. And their fragrance
scents the whole room.
A card from Mayor w. 9. Pat
ton informs us that he and a party
of friends are touring the Pacific
coast. They are now in British
Columbia and report a big time.
George Begley has returned
from attendance on the big auto
mobile show in st. Louis. He
bought a handsome machine for
early delivery.-Poplar Bluff Citizen.
DR.. A. s. Prince suffered an at
tack of hemorrage of the stomach
Sunday evening and has been in
a serious condition ever since.
An early improvement is hoped
for.
The stork left a wee merchant at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s.. p.
Ringo in Ironton, on Saturday
night, February 9th, 1909. We
are glad to state that all are doing
we'll.
These nomme de plume "Tax-
Paying Democrats" are good liars,
and nine times out of ten rock
ribbed Republicans, who never
voted for a Democrat in all their
lives.
Ed Markham of Jordan, Iron
County, and Miss Estella Pritchett
of De Soto were united in marriage
by Judge Booth in the Recorders
office Thursday ACKNOWLEDGE
SON Republican.
MI. Chas. May, farm superinten-
dent for F. @. Kimber, proprietor
Springdale Farm, is now in charge
Of the premises. He is putting up
a telephone line to connect with
the Ironton wire.
A young man from a neighbour
ing county cut quite a swath in
this town several days of week
before last and then went away
without paying his hotel bill. And
his hostess is sore
MI. Downey, we understand,
has received word that the APP
proaches to our depot will soon be
put in good condition. That is,
the side track will be completed
and some leveling done.
A card apprises US that w. T.
O'Neal and daughter, Miss Leila,
were in Jefferson City last week.
Their business there, we UNDER
stand, was to work for the removal
of the State Capital to Des Arc.
A young man by the name of
Mcdowell from Madison county
threw a brick through n Of the
plate glass windows in Louis
Miller's new store house in Area
dia last Thursday night. The
cost of the glass was $50, which
Mcdowell paid.
Hon. JoelB. Holloman of Hogan
and Thos. P. Fitz of Des Arc were
the Iron county delegates in at
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