Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-04-29
LOCAL BREvITIES.

the anglers.
Indications point to a bumper
fruit crop this year.
The next examination for teach
ers will be held in June.
A wedding, It's rumored, real
soon, now. In fact, two.
DR.. Marshall has bought the
John Newman place in south from
ton.
With a few more days of fine
weather corn planting will be about
over.
A lot of valley people went to
Fredericktown Sunday to see the
ball game.
Bismarckis going to have a park,
and wants waterworks and electric
lights.
Four bungalows are now in
course of construction on Arcadia
Heights.
Closing exercises of the Pilot
Knob public school next Friday
evening.
New potatoes, strawberries, pine
apples and tomatoes at Lopez's
this week.
Contractor TuaI has commenced
work on the addition to the jailor's
residence.
Rev, E. L. Spiller's subject next
Sunday morning will be, "Christ
in the Heart"
Mayor Rasche is fast recovering
from his attack of inflammatory
rheumatism.
Say, have you tried Phos-
Ferrone? Arcadia Valley Bottling
Company makes it.
The ladies of Fort Hill church
are getting up a a of paper to be
shipped to Charleston, Mo.
Still riding for two cents a mile,
but the three cent rate will prob
ably be in force again soon.
A pawn shop, it is said, is one OF
the new ventures to DO Launched
in Ironton, in the near future.
Never saw finer weather the OPP
ening day of the April term of the
circuit court than we had Monday.
Hayes Malugen was here from
Poplar Bluff last Friday and bought
a horse from Lem Logan Of Belle
view.
An addition will be added to the
ice plant in the creamery at once,
with a capacity Of fifteen tons
daily.
The Ironton school board will
meet May 7th to pass on the plans
for the improvement OF the school
building.
The stork left a baby girl at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Farrar,
in Ironton, Sunday, April IS, 1909
All are well.
Hugh M. Bradley arrived home
from st. Louis last week, and we
are glad to say he is much I'M
proved in health.
With three trains south and foul
north every day Ironton's train
service is much more satisfactory
thanit used to be.
Lee Barger entertained a mum
Der of young folk at dancing in his
beautiful new home in the east end
last Saturday evening.
Walter and Clarence Mayes were
found guilty in the circuit court
Tuesday Of stealing timber. The
jury fined them S25 each.
A Silver Tea will be given at the
residence of Mrs. Codding, Thurs
day afternoon, May 9th, for the
benefit of st. Paul's Guild.
There will be no evening service
at the Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday evening, because Of
the union revival services.
y. Grandhomme has about con
cluded to transform his building
into q hotel and expects to conducI
a frst-class hostelry therein.
The city last week received a ca
of thing from St. Louis and viii
replace many of the old wooder
culyerts. Adecided Improvement
Circuit conrt convened Monday
afternoon. Judge Williams charg'
ed the grand jury, appointing AT.
thur Huff foreman, and then the
trial Of cases began.
Len Sutton expects to leave in
few days for Prentice, Alabama
where he will again enter the en-
ploy Of the King Lumber Company
under Mr.. e. b. Cain.
Our Cream, Strawberry, Lemon
Orange, Cherry, Peach and Sarsa,
parilla are seldom equaled bu
never excelled.
"A. ". BOTTLING COMPANY.
Ironton Encampment, No. 20
/. 30. f., will be re-instated to
morrow Thursday night. 4
grand officer will be present to in
stall officials and confer degrees.
The closing OF the saloon is
fine thing for the express company
If you don't think SO 60 to the de
pot and see the number of liquit
packages unloaded at this station
daily.
Mr. A III WillnrE ~ MilManlxae