Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-03-18
LOCAL BREvITIES.

WSAAR
Bismarck is talking electric
lights.
IT'S the day for the wearing OF
the green.
Stock bills printed at this office.
The very best.
The Ironton school closes this
year the first week in May.
The hot houses are producing
lettuce, onions and radishes.
Lee Barger's new home will be
ready for occupancy next week.
The young folk will give a dance
at the Baldwin home this evening.
Teachers examination March
26th and 9th. See notice else
where.
G. R. Kendall moved his stock
of goods to the telephone building
Saturday.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild
meet at the home of Mrs. Codding
Thursday afternoon.
Collector Lewis is busy getting
ready for his settlement with the
county court March 10Th.
Will we have to import our ice
this summer or will the creamery
be equal to the emmergencyP
After SO many years without
any fruit at all we certainly hope
there will be no killing frosts this
spring.
The date of the dedication of st.
Joseph's chapel at Arcadia il
April 14th. A large attendance is
expected.
A line from Richard Marshall
tells US that he likes his location
in Milwaukee very much. 1t is q
beautiful city.
Chicken ranches promise to be-
come numerous in and around the
valley. We wish all the promoters
greatest success.
Nc one seems to want the Com
missionership but Mr.. Burnham'
A most satisfactory situation for
him, we doubt not.
Core and see who gets the blue
ribbon for the tackiest costume at
the Tacky Candy Pulling Monday
evening, March 22d, 1909.
The freshness of the weather
just now, presages a good trui
crop. Better to SILVER to-day
than shrivel up tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Gay Of Little
Rock, Ark, are receiving congrat-
ulations over the arrival OF q llttl'
girl at their home last week.
An adjourned term OF circui
court is being held in Reynold
county this week. The session
will probaly last a couple of weeks
AT the meeting of the schoo
board Monday evening Henry M
Kendall was chosen as a membe
of the board to succeed the lat
DR.. Prince.
j. T. Baldwin of Ironton was ir
the city this week inspecting loca-
tons with a probable prospect 0
establishing a factory here.-Pop
lar Bluff Citizen.
Under the county supervision
law passed by the legislature tn
county commissioners elected mex
month will fill the Office for the en-
suing two years.
The Earle-Nebur Co. at thu
Academy of Music this week
spent last week at Millstadt, a tow
near Belleville, ILL.,, and go from
here to Poplar Bluff.
May be now that the railroad
have their on n way about the tive
cent fare they will be good enough
to run excursions to the valley
again during the summer.
w. j. Lee, the hub mill man o
Arcadia, was here the latter par
of last week and first of this week
looking after his business at thi
place.-Centerville Reformer.
Mr.. Wilson, the gentleman VIII
bought the Kuhn farm, west o
town, will devote his time t.
chicken farming. He already haI
some fine chickens on hand.
The colored folk had a baptizin,
in Stout's Creek, near the ic
house, Sunday afternoon. Quit
a number of people, both whit
and black, were in attendance.
Our capable contractor, MI
Chas. j.. Tual, will probably built
himself a residence this summer
1t is to be constructed of concret
blocks-which are already made
and will be modern in every re
spect.
The Earle.Nebur Company O
the Academy of Music this wee
are putting up good shows and ar
worthy of patronage. "a daugh
ter Of the Enemy" tonight. Don
miss it.
Be sure and 60 to the Tack,
Candy Pulling in the basement Q
Frank Mullins residence Monda,
evening, March 22nd, 1909 at 7:3(
Admission, 10 cents. Everybod.
invited.
The railroads have announce
that they win return to the q
rate of three cents a mile April 10tf