Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-13
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

sAAo WOOA
on the Zwart lot.
Note the Methodist Encammpent
ad on the first page.
See the advertisement of Mr.,
Kimber of Winwood Farm.
The ice factory at Arcadia has
not been in operation for several
weeks.
The Lopez Store Company will
probably put in a heating plant
this fall.
DR.. Marshall is building a gran
itoid walk in front of his office
building.
Save money! Buy at Browns
removal sale! Big bargains on
everything.
A.. Roehry has put a granitoid
walk in front Of his lot just south
of the post-ofice.
G. w. Hanson has purchased
the j. N. Lewis home in east IRON
ton and will be domiciled therein
soon.
We were without ice one day
last week, owing to the delay in
the arrival of a car from st.
Louis.
There will be preaching at Pilot
Knob. next Sunday, at 8 o'clock,
by the pastor of the M. E. church,
Rev. Street.
The auto would be more pleas
urable to the jewellers on Main
street If it didn't kick up such a
devil of a dust.
Stevenson & Russell will give a
picnic at Minimum, Mo-, Satur-
day, July 29th. A good time as
sured everybody.
The weather per hitting, there
will be an open air twilight SER
vice at the Presbyterian church,
next Sunday, at 7:15.
The lake at Iron Mountain is
said to be unusually popular this
season. A number of people are
always encamped there.
Lopez's are headquarters for
Mems and Youths Clothing-im-
mense stock to select from-styles
and prices not equaled elsewhere.
A. Rieke left Monday for a So
journ Of a month at Hot Springs,
Arkansas. A card received this
morning announces his safe arriv-
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Rev. Geo. Steel in the next week
or so expects to remove his fami-
ly from st. Louis to the new home
ne is just completing in east Iron-
ton.
Lost-Pocket : book containing
money and a ten-ride railroad
ticket-one ride remaining. Find
or please return to this Office and
receive reward.
Special price on clothing, shoes,
dresses, ladies' suits, underwear,
corsets and hats. In fact, on ev-
cry article in the store, at Browns
Big Removal Sale.
For Sale-Pair of f ne horses and
double harness. Also two fine
collie pups, cheap.
A. j.. MICHAEL,
"The Naples" Arcadia, Mo.
VIM. Hall, the ice man, says
that he sold nearly eveven tons of
ice the day before the 4th. That
beats all previous records in the
valley. He disposed of a car load
in two days.
At a meeting Of the school board
last Wednesday evening Miss
Laura Codding, of Ironton, was
chosen as teacher of the primary
department in the Ironton school
for the coming year.
w. w. Warrington, of Missis-
sippi, has leased the Arcadia Ho-
tel from Louis Miller for n year,
with the privilege of buying at the
expiration of the lease. MI. War
mington will take charge August
Sd.
The thermometer at some OF the
northern lake resorts has register
ed 106 degrees on several occa-
sions. If our sizzling oompatriots
up there want relief let them come
to the Arcadia Valley section Of
the Ozarks.
Surprising we inaugurate q war
against the weeds along the high
ways and by-ways of this town.
Then clean off the vacant lots and
make utter elimination Of dog-fen-
mel and all kindred growths.
Sharpen your sickles!
DR.. Louis G. Bernays, optician,
OF Little Rock, will be at the Com |
mercial Hotel, Ironton, on Friday
and Saturday, July 18th and 18th.
Mr.. Bernays has given perfect sat-
isfaction and he comes every 90
days, when others come once and
never again. So wait for DR.. L.
9. Bernays.
@. F. Shelton has resigned the
position as Cashier of the Bank of
Lesterville. He is a splendid
young man and has made many
friends in this country since he
has been in Lesterville. We un-
derstand that a gentleman from
Northwest Missouri has been se-
lected to fill the position in the
bank made vacant by Mr.. Shelton.
-CenteruiIIe Outlook.