Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-08-11
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

And stlll the corn grows.
The first car of watermelons ar
rived Monday.
County court proceedings are
published this week.
Poplar Bluff has about forty
people on Arcadia Heights.
Passenger traffic to and from the
valley is immense these days.
How about that big barbecue
and picnicP Time to get busy.
The Baptist folk have certainly
had ideal weather for the Assemb-
ly.
The colored population had a
picnic in Rodach's grove last Sat-
urday.
Programmes have been issued
for the Teachers Association,
September list, I'd and Sd.
B. N. Brown tells us that he has
sold $1,000 post card. views of the
valley the past three months.
For Sale-Three teams of mules,
wagons and harness. Apply to G..
R. Grow & Bro, Ironton, Mo.
Large shipment of School Books
and School Supplies just received.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
The Baptist boys band will
make music for a picnic and stock
show at Belgrade next Saturday.
Bobby Fountains dog and pony
show was not bad. And Bobby,
himself, is a genial, clever gentle-
man.
The county text book commits
sion was in session last Thursday.
The proceedings are printed else
where.
What a pity we haven't more
accommodations for summer Wis
itors. The valley would be filed
to overlooking.
To our venerable friend, Robert
Hotson, we are indebted for a
basket of very fine roasting ears,
presented last week.
Mr.. 7. e. Kimber, we UNDER
stand, is arranging to build a road
from his farm along side Shepherd
Mountain to Ironton.
The annual Holiness Camp
Meeting at Des Arc this year will
be held September 1-12. Rev. J..
B. Mcbride will be in charge.
B. N. Brown has just received
1900 more post card views of the
valley. Price, 1 cent each; set II
different cards, Is cents; 5 sets for
go cents.
Over 500 people spent Saturday
night and Sunday on the Arcadia
Heights. Eighty tents, Ozark Inn,
and the bungalows were filled to
overlooking.
Frank Wommack, of Pilot Knob,
will have a trial in Squire Rasche's
court next Friday on the charge of
throwing rocks at his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Young, on August 9TH.
In the race for the Republican
nomination for Circuit Judge,
Judge Williams, the present in
cumbent, defeated Joseph F.
Lindsay of Wayne county, 81
votes.
The screen factory people from
Valley Park who want to locate in
Ironton are asking for a bonus Of
$500. They say that in case they
come they will have an electric
light and power plant in operation
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. O'Neal leave
Frankclay next week to make a
visit to their daughter, Mrs. M. D.
Bells, in Los Angeles, California.
We wish for them an enjoyable
trip and a safe return to old Mis-
souri,.
Roy Reel, who was shot severa,
weeks ago and has been in the
Missouri Pacific Hospital, st.
Louis, since, is improving nicely
and is now able to make trips
around the city. He will proba'
bly, be home soon.
An ice cream social land hoI
will be given in Workmen's Hall
at Graniteville, Labor Day, Sep.
TENDER 9TH, under the auspices OF
Wendt Camp, No. 6413, r. N. Of
A.. Admission, so cents per couple
All are cordially invited.
Fred. w. Delano last Saturday
sold the piece of land south of the
fort field, which he purchased 6
year or more ago from Whitener'
London, to Thos. N. Mari. There
are about eighty acres in the tract
and is a fine piece OF land.
Mr.. VIM. Rieke and severa
members of his family were quite
i'll last Tuesday evening from
ptomaine poisoning, -occasioned, j
is thought, by eating some home
made cheese. Mr.. Rieke vas very
sick for several hours and suffered
considerably.
Don't fail to have your eyes ex'
amined by Louis G. Bernays, op,
tician, of Little Rock, Ark. Mr.
Bernays has a state reputation ane
he guarantees all his work. Gross
eyes Strengthened without knife OF
pain. August 10Th and Goth, a
Commercial Hotel.
Miss Della Buford arrived il
Tronton last Saturday night afte,