Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-03-11
LOCAL BREvITIES.

AuuU6I nou dlo oil OOAAPiolhihS
of dull business.
Mine host Kanouse was the first
fisherman this season.
What has happened to the can
ming factory proposition?
Quite a, lot of lightning accom-
panied the rain Monday.
Quite a lumber OF ties are being
hauled to Arcadia these days.
A big rain Monday and Monday
night. Over three and one-half
inches.
ANeoRA GOATS FOR SALE.-Ap-
ply to G. M. Schneider, GRANTEE
vile, Mo.
st. Paul's Guild meets at the
residence of Mrs. Codding Thurs
day afternoon.
H. B. Jones was in st. Louis
this week and brought a fine horse
home with him.
The telephone building has been
much improved in appearance by
r%epainting and repairing.
If we can just get the approaches
to our depot put in passable con-
dition wen be thankful.
Our neighbor, Squire Fairchild,
has been confined to his room by
a severe cold the past week.
The colored Baptist have been
holding services in the American
Hotel building the past week.
There is a fine prospect for fruit
of all kinds if some killing frosts
in the spring don't play havoc.
Rev. Fuller Swift will remove
from Arcadia to the house owned
by Mr. Roehry on Shepherd Noun
tain side.
Prof. B. Fox is a candidate for
school commissioner in Washing
ton county. He would make a
good official.
Mrs. Woodside and Miss Bessie
Gillian are in st. Louis this week
looking after the new ideas in mill
linery. Particulars next week.
ANY one with defective eyes and
in need of glasses consult DR.. Bu-
ford who is now located at Arcadia
Valley Drug Store for one week.
The EarIe-Nuber Stock Compa-
nyNwill be at the Academy of Mu-
sic for the week beginning March
10Th. Change of bill every night.
The ladies of the Methodist Epis-
copal church will serve ice cream
on the church lawn every first and
third Thursday during the season.
w. J. Lee has moved his stock
OF goods from Brule to the I. 0. 0.
F. store room, Ironton, and will
dispose of same at auction at some
early date.
1t is said that some parties have
purchased about twenty acres of
land in "Cuba," at the foot of the
Knob hill, and will start a chicken
ranch thereon.
Harry Patton is here from Pop
lar Bluff where he has been en-
ployed thesHast winter. He is on
his way tosa6otlpmbia, S. c., where
he will PLY 6sfll this season.
Jos. MaaGGasgger has bought the
Odd Fellows building in Pilot
Knob and is Wearing down and re-
moving the lumber to Ironton,
preparatory to building hege.
I am prepared to do all kinds OF
painting, paper hanging and cal
somining. Good work, reasonable
charges and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Call on me at j. Albert's.
ANDERSON RUST.
1T is said that an Iron county
patriot Is anxious to succeed Paul
p. Hinchey, of De Soto, as a mem-
Der of the Board of Managers o.
the Pennington asylum. Mr.
Hinchey's term expires next
month.
MI. York tells us that Rev,
Aspley Of the Fort Hill church hal
selected a site for a bungalow or
Arcadia Heights and will be
among the attendants on the big
religious gatherings there thii
summer.
Chas. p. Damron last weel
bought the Bumgardner place
east of town, paying $3.50 there
for. There are about twenty acres
in the track! 1t is understood tina
Mr.. Damron bought the place fol
some one else.
A special city election will have
to be held to fill the vacancy in th'
city council occasioned by tht
death OF DR.. Prince. It Is under.
stood that at the same time q prop
osition will be submitted to the vo
ters to extend the city limits OF
the east and west.
Rev. Strother closed a two weeks
meeting at Pilot Knob Sunda,
night. The attendance was goot
and much interest manifested
Mr.. Strother says he will likely b,
back in the valley in June to hole
q meeting in Arcadia. He asks tn
REGISTER to cay that the deport'
ment OF all who attended the Pilo
Knob meetings was most excel
lent.