Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-03-31
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The painters are getting busy.
And still the meat prices soar.
Will the month go out like a
lion?
AS dry a March as we've had in
years.
A. M. Madigan has removed to
Arcadia.
The sheriff edits several columns
of this weeks paper.
The $3.50 Mems Spring Suit at
Browns is a wonder.
Timber haulers are not SO numer-
u since the fine weather set in.
Eggs, fifteen cents a dozen.
Cheaper than they've been for a
year.
Theodore Freeman has sold his
home in north Ironton to 7. N.
Mari.
Election of directors for the
Academy of Music next Monday
afternoon.
Wanted-A good young horse.
Apply at once to Thos. D. Jones,
Ironton, Mo.
A new time card, we are told,
will be issued on the railroad in a
couple of weeks.
The easter lilies and the hya-
cinths are in bloom. The lilac
bush is getting green.
For Sale-A fine Percheron Stall
lion, at a bargain. Apply to D. 3.
Fletcher, Arcadia, Mo.
Four Wholesale beer depots in
Iron county. One at Middlebrook
and three in the valley.
Quarterly meeting at Fort Hill
church next Sunday evening.
Elder Grove viii preach.
Circuit court meets April 25th.
The session ought to be a very
brief one, as the docket is light.
When you want the best in seed
potatoes, seed oats grass seeds,
garden and flower seeds, go to
Lopez's.
1t is announced that the Iron
Mountain will soon begin a second
track between Poplar Bluff and
Little Rock.
w. R. Read and wife of Belle
view are visiting at the home OF
S. D. McGready in Potosi.-Potosa
Independent.
Our information is that there is
more corn planted in this section
than was ever known before SO
early in the season.
Walter Clarkson writes that he
is now located at Gibbsland,
Louisiana, having recently re-
moved there from Clarks, La.
I am awful busy, butt will
find time to frame your pictures.
All New Stock. Prices right
Nufsed. MARKS.
Mi. Francis B. Runder has leas-
ed Louis Schach's cottage in north
Ironton and will remove his faml-
ly here from st. Louis this week.
There are a few peach trees in
bloom but not a great many
Twenty four below in February
played havoc with lots OF the
fruit.
The railroad company is ar
ranging to load sixty cars q
gravel per day at Irondale. a
night and day force will be en-
ployed.
Rev. Geo. Steel of st. Louis has
purchased a tract of land jus,
south of Lee Barger's home in eas'
Ironton, and will build a home
thereon in the very near future.
FOR SALE-American Steel Poul-
try and Rabbit fencing, strong anc
durable, in 10 and 20 rod rolls, al
5 cents per rod.
w. E. BELL & Son, Belleview, Mo
g. w. Parker and wife Of Bis
marck were guests of VIM. Trauer.
NIGHT Tuesday. MI. Parker is
a genial and interesting gentleman
and we hope he'll visit our towr
often.
The stork left a baby boy at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Les. Yount
il Frankclay, st. Francois county,
March 10th. All are we'll. iror
county friends extend congratu.
lations.
Although Easter came unusual.
w early this year, yet the day
was q warm and pleasant one anc
Afforded a most excellent oppor.
tunity to display the new suits and
bonnets.
The county board Of equaliza-
zion will be Id session next Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday
An adjourned term Of county
court will be held, Thursday
April 7th.
The fires in the woods have
done considerable damage in tn,
section west of Shepherd Noun
tain the past few days. Our ole
friend, "A. X. Sutton, wasin towr
Monday and said b good lot b
Fencing had been destroyed on hil