Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-09-01
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Next Monday is labor day.
Thermometer registered 95 Tues
day.
Some few good apples coming
to town.
The valley schools begin next
Monday.
Our visitors will sood be fitting
cityward.
Brown, this week tells how he
can sell cheap.
Eggs are mighty scarce in the
Ironton market.
Teachers Association Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
One of Mr.. Rosentreter's boys is
sick with scarlet fever.
But five teachers attended the
examinations last week.
The tomatoes are about as fine
as ever grown in this section.
Miss FIavia Polk of Arcadia is
visiting friends in Annapolis.
The picnic at Arcadia Saturday
was not very largely attended.
The banks will not be open for
business Monday-Labor Day.
The Annual Holiness Camp
Meeting begins at Des Arc Thurs
day.
When school begins don't for
get to get your supplies OF E. G.
Percy.
Remember Walter Williams
lecture at the Academy of Music
Friday night.
Barbecue and horse show at
Thompson Blanton's, in the Flat
woods, next Saturday.
We have certainly had some I'M
usually cool and mighty hot
weather the past week.
Superintendent Durham ex-
poets to occupy his new home IN
east Ironton about October list.
Large shipment Of School Books
and School Supplies just received.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Mr.. r. Hotson Saturday sent to
this Office some very fine millet,
grown on his place in west IRON
ton.
A picnic at Maple Grove, Jordan,
next Saturday, September Sd. A
good time is promised all who at
tend.
The Ironton hub factory closed
down last week to remain idle a
couple Of months or more, we n
derstand.
Bud Childers, the negro boy
charged with stealing the money
from M. Nichols, has been releas-
ed on bail.
The Baptist Boys Band will
journey to Moberly next week to
attend the land congress in a
special car.
w. E. Roop this morning pre-
sented us with two very large to-
matoes, for which he has our sim
zero thanks.
Newt Tins was in town Satur-
day with a load of about the
largest home grown watermelons
we ever saw.
Sheriff Marshall was quite sick
several days last week with what
threatened to be typhoid fever. He
is convalescent now.
Wheat Land to Rent have 8
acres, level clay land, no stumps,
to rent out for wheat. See Geo.
Stark, Box "a, Arcadia.
DR.. Chas. P. Harvielle writes the
REGISTER that he and Mrs. Har-
vielle are making the trip through
Yellowstone Park. Charlie says
"it's great"
E. r. Curtis, who has been en-
ployed as salesman in Elvins for a
number of years past, is now con-
nected with the Jefferson County
Bank, De Soto.
Jos. Madlinger, the Pilot Knob
baker, has leased the bakery
property in Ironton from D. E.
Reagan and will remove to IRON
ton in the early fall.
G. H. Lucy this week purchased
the interest of Mr. McGlothlin in
their store. Mr.. McGlothlin will
make his future home in Annapo-
lis.-Bismarck Gazette.
A laundry is a badly needed in
stitution in the valley at the pres
ent time. Under present condi-
tons il is almost impossible to gel
any laundry work done.
Roy Reel has about rec overed
from being shot during the cha
rivari a couple of months ago, and
will resume work as telegraph OPP
orator at Arcadia tomorrow.
The REGISTER is now prepared
to furnish stationery with fine cuts
of Valley scenery. They are es-
pecially adapted to letter. Heads
and Note Heads and Envelopes.
The county court will sit Tues
day of next week as a board Of
equalization on the returns made
by the merchants and manu-
facturers. The following day there
will be a session of county court.