Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-03-03
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An unusually dense fog this
morning.
Easter March 27th-comes early
this year.
Circuit court is still in session
in Gre enville.
Eggs more plentiful. But butter
scarce and high.
The financial statement of the
city of Ironton is printed this
week.
Well, the month came in sort o.
like a lamb. So look out about
the 31st.
Nh. L. j. Schach will soon re-
move to his residence in north
Ironton.
The lobby of our post-ofice
promises to become quite a popular
trysting place.
An unusual number of people
suffering from colds and the grip
the past few weeks.
How about those granitoid walks
on Main street? They are needed
mighty badly, just now.
The bad weather of the past
month kept the land hunters away.
At least, they have been very
scarce.
County court will hold an ad-
journed session March 21st for the
purpose of settling with the col
lector.
The snow, with the exception of
the big drifts that the sun has not
been able to reach, is just about
all gone.
DR.. Smith, President Of Carleton
College, will preach at the M. E.
church, Ironton, next Sunday
morning and evening.
Joe S, Wadlow and Walter B.
Bowles have announced for the
Democratic nomination for Col
lector of Reynolds comfy.
D. E. Reagan is reported quite
sick at his home, west of Ironton.
We hope to hear of an early inn
provement in his condition.
In the counties round about US
the candidates are already an
nouncing for office. A good long
run from now until November.
A tremendous cut in every La
dies, Misses and Childs' Long
Cloak in the house.
B. N. BROWN.
George Graham, the small pox
patient at Graniteville, is getting
we'll. Nc other cases are reported
and it is thought now there will be
none.
Meyer, the Arcadia man, this
week shipped the remainder OF
his stock of goods to St. Louis,
where he will again engage in
business.
Prof. R.. H. Emerson, Dean of
the Agricultural Department in the
State University, will deliver an
address at the County Graduation
Exercises, May 7th.
= The thawing of the snow and
the sleet, and the rain, all COM
bined, filled the creeks and
branches to overlooking last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
The REGISTER acknowledges a
very pleasant call Monday after
noon from Mr.. E. W. Graves of
Des Arc, who had business in the
county seat that day.
We are sorry to hear that Mr..
Hugh Bradley has been confined
to his room for several days past.
We hope to report an early inn
provement In his condition.
From the Poplar Bluff papers we
learn that A. Winkler is disposing
of his possessions in that town,
preparatory to removing. We are
not advised where he intends go
ing.
Next Saturday, March 9th, at
1880 P. M, will be held a called
meeting of Star Of the West Lodge,
No. 1873, A.. F. & A. M. Degree
work, and all members are
urgently requested to attend.
Visiting brethren will be well
fcomed.
a County Treasurer Thomas D,
Jones this week received a card
from his brother, DR.. E. E. Jones,
of Lilbourn, New Madrid county,
announcing the birth Of a SOL and
heir one day last week. The Jones
family seems to be on the increase.
We tender congratulations and
best wishes.
Miss Freda Ringo last Friday
completed a most successful term
of six months teaching at the
Cove school house. Next Mon
day she will enter the Normal al
Cape Girardeau for the spring
term. Accompanied by her
father, Mr.. Mann Ringo, she will.
leave Saturday for the Cape.
A baby boy put in his appear.
ance at the home of County Treas.
urer Jones last Thursday morning,
February Oath, 1910, and Tom has
been feeling mighty big evel
since. In fact, he's hit 'only the
high places" the past week. W.
are glad to say that mother and
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