Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-08-18
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Sweet potatoes from the garden
now.
And the summer will soon be
gone.
Festival at Graniteville tonight.
Don't miss it.
Lots of beer being used in the
valley these days. 4
Very little timber being hauled
to town these days.
Barbecue and picnic, Arcadia
Hotel Park, August 9th.
The fields and the lawns were
never greener in August.
Teachers examinations Friday
and Saturday of next week.
1t will be the greatest corr crop
in the history of the county.
Are we going to let the granitoid
walk proposition die a-bornin'?
The swimming hole is a popular
place with the boys these days.
Is there to be a celebration at
the fort in Pilot Knob next month?
Elias Nichols is the posessor of
a brand new motor cycle received
Monday.
The programme for the County
Teachers Association is printed
this week.
Quite a lot of wheat still being
hauled from the Belleview country
to Ironton.
Seven automobiles from st.
Francois county were here Satur-
day afternoon.
Oats are selling at 50 cents a
bushel. Cheaper than they have
been for years.
County Superintendent Burnham
has his new residence in east Iron
ton under way.
The screen factory should be
given the proper encouragement
to locate here.
Pilot Knob folk are waiting for
their station, but they say they do
not want to wait too long.
It's getting to be a question CT
milk and butter-and a mighty
tough proposition it is, too.
Large shipment Of School Books
and School Supplies just received.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Another fine rain Sunday in
sured a good yield Of corn, and
gave a boost to the turnip patches.
A number of our correspondents
seem to be sleeping or resting.
We hope to hear from them all
soon.
The st. Joseph Lead Company
wants laborers at Herculaneum,
Mo. See advertisement in this
paper.
The livery men and the hotels
and boarding houses have done a
land office business the past
month.
F. o. Codding and Sergeant
Andrews shipped a car OF cattle
from the rifle range to st. Louis
Monday.
There were never before so many
beautiful and lovely, girls in the
valley as there have been this
summer.
For Sale-A horse, buggy, sad
die and harness. Very reason
able. Apply to Geo. Shores, Ar
cadia, Mo.
DR.. Louis G. Bernays, the Little
Rock optician, will be at the Com
mercial Hotel, Ironton, Friday and
Saturday of this week.
VIM. Trauernicht's new resi-
dence, on Knob street is nearing
completion and promisesN to be a
very imposing structure.
If the s'poor widows COW" had
been restrained from running at
large perhaps she 1.-THE cow would
now be alive and in good health.
The foot ridge across the little
stream this side of Knob town is
in a horrible condition. 1t should
be Immediately repaired or torn
down.
A census taken on Arcadia
Heights last Thursday showed $40
people living in tents and bunga-
lows-not to mention those in the
hotel.
B. N. Brown has just received
1900 more post card views OF the
valley. Price, 1 cent each; set Il
different cards, Is cents; 5 sets for
go cents.
The Presbyterian Sabbath
School will convene as usual, at
9:45 next Sabbath, the 21st. Lei
us all get together and begin our
work in earnest.
MI. Bennett took the members OF
the Pilot Knob Sunday School to
, Marble Creek for an outing Sum
day. All enjoyed the day and oc.
casion very much.
The home grown apple, OF which
we we're assured early in the sea.
son there would be a fairly liberia
supply, has not yet put in its APP
~pearance. Perhaps, later on.
A number of people going from
aaln Ininhtr "a fha Irnntnr