Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-05-27
LOCAL B~REvITIEs.

slowly.
Train loads of Arkansas potatoes
on the road every day now.
Circuit COURT in Reynolds coun-
ty this week.
The local banks will not be open
for business next Monday, deco
ration day.
A bank will be opened for BUSH
ness at Lesterville in Reynolds
county next week.
J. Grandhomme, we hear, is
thinking of engaging in the whole
sale liquor business in st. Louis.
The tent show, "Ten Nights in
a Bar Room" last night was we'll
patronized. The specially work
was very good. :
Postmaster Steel requests us to
say that the post-office will be
open only at mail time next Mon
day, decoration day.
Great bargains in millinery at
Mrs. Woodside's. A complete
new stock received this week and
the price very, very low.
FOR SALE-18,000 feet of second
hand lumber. Cheap.
Jos. MADLINGER,
Pilot Knob, Mo.
Wheat. Bran, Shipstuff, Corn.
Corn chops, Hen feed and Chick
feed. Lowest prices.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Joel Holloman, who was in
town Monday, told us that some
man, west of Hogan, n day las
week killed a wolf and five OF hel
little ones.
I confess to an inward smile O.
satisfaction whenever | see a per-
spring fellow-citizen p~rofanelJ
gathering in his wandering COW a
milking-time.
Frank P. Johnson, who live
east of town in Madison county
has sold his farm in Iron and Madl
son counties to Rolla Henry. Inc
consideration was. S220O.
T, P. Gordon has accepted thu
position of instructor of the pup
lie school for the ensuing year a
S35 per month. This is a reduc
ton of S. a month in salary.
Prof. Edward High6ll was quit
badly hurt in a wreck on the Chl'
cago & Alton railroad near ODESSA
MO, May 18th. At last reports NJ
was getting along very nicely.
S. P. Ringo and Edgar Fletche
left Wednesday for Caruthers
Vile. where they will attend tn
drummers'. convention. The,
make the trip from st. Louis o.
boat.
AT the meeting of the schoe
board Friday evening one Y. I
McClintock of st. Francois count
was chosen as principal OF tn
Ironton school for the comm
year.
U. S. Grant Post, No. $40, wi
meet at their Hall in Pilot Knot
NAV 80, at 10 A. M, to prepare te
decoration of the graves OF tn
Blue and the Gray.
j.! S. LUTHY, Adjt.
All members of Sylvan Rebeka
Lodge. 1856, I. o. o. F., are reques
ed to be present at the next regr
lar meeting night on the 4th da
Of June, 1909. Important bus
ness. MAMIE WALKER, Secy.
..snring would be but gloomy weather
ii we mad nothing else but spring"
So sang a now forgotten bard
olden time, and right he was! Th'
is to say. if the spring he had
mind was like unto the sample
presence just at this writing.
The Ironton and Potosi base ba
clubs crossed bats Sunday. lrol
ton was victorious in a score OF
to 8. Next day Ironton tackle
Carleton College OF Farm1ngtt
and was defeated by a score OF
to 1.
Facts and theory are often i
congruous. For example: "
haven't had a saloon in the coun
for a year, and yet our late term
circuit court was strung out wi
the longest criminal docket
have seen for twenty years.
We are in receipt Of a We
pleasant letter from the form
yallegian, MI. E. 7. Elgan, W
is now living in Cotton. CalifornI
Mr.. Elgan writes that they 9
ali well and doing we'll, and tn
couldn't begin to get along wit
out the REGISTER.
We are under obligations to Q
young friend, Mr.. Nova 2. Logs
for an invitation to attend the co
mencment exercises of the Bent
College OF Law, st. Louis, on I
evening of June Sd. MT. Log
is one Of the graduates. We WI
him every success.
Miss Mamie Ringo and Mrs.
p. Ringo will entertain the Bapt
Ladies' Aid Society in all day Sc
sion next Thursday, May ~, at
Ringo residence in Arcadia. 7
society was most enjoyably emit
tanned at the home OF Mrs.
Yount three weeks ago.
Remember the Baptist Lad
receive subscriptions for all mai
zines. Pictorial Revieac 10 NOR
for rs cents-must begin with ~