Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-03-25
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Oome peach trees In ploom'
Another big rain Saturday.
Green leaves beginning to ap-
pear.
"Nuf sed' is in the paper this
week.
Teachers examinations Friday
and Saturday.
Circuit court is still in session in
Reynolds county.
The Earle Nebur show is in
Bismarck this week.
TO- 900 Pressed Brick for sale.
A. RIEKE.
Some wild geese were in the
valley on their journey northward
last week.
A couple hundred or more rail-
road ties are being hauled into Ar
cadia daily.
The legislature is endeavoring
to pass q bill to prohibit SUNDAY
base ball playing:
Business continues very quiet
No Taft prosperity has struck this
section up to date.
Now it is said that possibly-th the
railroads will not go back to three
cents a mile. after all,
The Ironton basket ball girls are
endeavoring to arrange a game
with the De Soto team.
County Court is in session this
week. The principal business is
settling with the collector.
Louis Miller is making some sub
stantial improvements on the Ar
cadia Hotel Park property.
John G. Horn Of Belleview hat
bought a farm in New Mexico and
will leave for. there in a few days.
Four candidates for School Com
missioner in st. Francois county
In Reynolds county there are two
w. P. McCarver has given W
the idea of coming back to Irontor
and will remain in Pilot Knob, FOL
the present, at least.
For SALE OR TRADE.-One Baui
& Son piano, nearly new; in use
about one year. For Information
write to A. Winkler, Poplar Bluff
Mo.
The members of the school board
whose successors are to be chosen
at the election next month ar
Messrs. Fisher, Kendall and Con
way.
A special election to choose
successor to the late DIR. Prince IL
the city council will not be callet
until the meeting of the council il
May.
Robert Hill and A. Winkler Q
Poplar Bluff left Ironton today o
a trip to Chicago. Mr.. Hill vii
probably go to Springfield, Mo.
before he returns.
Born-March 2tst, 1909, at Lead
wood, Mo-, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
L. Smith, a daughter-Verna. AL
are doing we'll, and the REGIsTE.
extends congratulations.
DR.. j. L. Hickman, D. V. S,
sends us an invitation to attend tn
Commencement Exercises OF tn
Kansas City Veterinary College
Tuesday evening, March Both.
It is rumored that Mr.. j. p
Grandhomme, now in st. Louis
has some notion Of entering tn
saloon business in that city. TIL
REGISTER wishes him success.
At the coming school election
Piedmont will vote on a PROPOSE
ton to bond the district for $3.50
to build a school house to take tn
place of the one recently destroye
by fire.
Rev. T. A. Waterman, OF 81
Louis, who has been i'll for a month
is convalescent and he hopes 500
to leave for the Sunny South t
escape the cold weather from whic
he is a great sufferer.
ANNoUNCEMENT-Ladies, miss
es, and children's spring and sum
mer hats are now on sale at b.
Browns, Ironton, Mo. Everyon
is cordially invited to visit tn
Store and inspect the hats.
The Canning Factory is no lont
er a matter of speculation, but q
assured reality. The amount, 80
O00.0 (, has been subscribed an
the location secured, and the built
or is here ready to begin work.
Ellington Press.
The Graham-Earle people
the Academy Of Music last wee
gave very good shows but Il
patronage accorded them We
poor. The lenten season and hal
times probably accounted for u
small attendance.
Ironton has one thrifty true
gardener. He sells the green
upper part Of the spring onion
the sucker. The white and mo,
toothsome part he reserves for hin
self or some more favored patro
We're one Of the suckers.
We have been informed that Il
st. Joe Lead Company has pu
chased the Mine La Motto Q
mines. We understand, too, thu
they will run the Southern railros
into that place. II they do tn
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