Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-05-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.
$50 inches of rain Sunday.
Some imported new potatoes.

$50 inches of rain Sunday.
Some imported new potatoes.
Next Monday is decoration day.
Circuit court in Reynolds coun-
ty this week.
I. G.. Whitworth is repainting
the hardware store.
The hotel on Arcadia Heights
has opened for the season.
The ice man thinks his day
is slow in coming this year.
Everything is si~de-tracked this
week for the land congress,
That line of Mems worsted Suits
for 81 at Lopez's is the best ever.
There seem to be "knockers''
others than those who live in the
valley.
People who fish above the Silver
Mine dam say fish are very scarce
this season.
The local banks will not be
open for business next Monday
decoration day.
From what we can learn the
prospects are good for a fair crop
of fruit this fall.
A car load of people from Pop
lar Bluff arrived in Ironton on a
special a this morning.
The fishermen have about all re-
turned home, and there are lots Of
fish still in the streams.
Thousands of post card views Of
the valley at Browns, / cent each.
II different views for Is cents.
Miss Ora Vance was last Thurs
day evening chosen to teach the
Middlebrook public school the en-
suing year.
A car load of cots and tents and
blankets arrived from Kansas City
last week to be used by the Wis
itors to the land congress.
Henry Adolph is now a licensed
embalmer, having received his
certificate from the state board
while in st. Louis last week.
It is great pleasure to note the
interest the railroad is evincing in
Ironton and the surrounding coun-
try these days. Now we will come
in to our own.
Rev. Walter Strother and fami-
ly of Des Arc will make a trip to
old England this summer, in COM
pany with some noted Holiness
preacher from Texas.
For Rent--A furnished house in
Graniteville. Eight rooms and
bath. Good water, large yard.
Apply to Mrs. Mary A. Shea,
Graniteville.
Mr.. +. M. Seibert of st. Louis is
in Ironton this week. Mr.. Seibert
is a enthusiastic believer in the
future of the valley and says the
railroad stands ready to do its
part.
The "REGIsTER" has "knocked'
for over forty years against the
swindler and CRATER, against fraud
and misrepresentation. And we
expect to keep up the fight until
the end.
A letter from Mrs. A. M. Robert
son, formerly Mrs. Riley, informs
us that she will probably remove
to jackson, Mo-, in the near fu-
ture, Mr.. Robertson having en-
ployment there.
There will be services at the
Methodist church each evening
this week and next. On Sunday
will begin special revival meet
ings. We desire the cooperation
OF all the Christian people. Every
body welcome.
The Jefferson Barracks band, 81
pieces. under the leadership Of MI.
Weber, arrived Tuesday noon and
is making music for the land con-
press. 1t is the same magnificent
Organization as Of yore-and the
music sublime.
u. S. Grant Post will have Mem
orial Service at the Union church.
pilot Knob, on Sunday, 10th inst
On decoration day the Post meets
At Union Hall at IA. M, TO deco
rata tho graves at Pilot KNOT
cemetery. Again the Post meets
at p. NJ, to 60 to Ironton to deco
rate the graves Of the blue and the
gray in the cemetery. Everybody
q Cordially invited to attend. BY
order of the Post,
JOHN S. LUTHY, Adj't.