Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-09-07
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

6"S PAN w Pe'Ah DO
Soto.
See the Pennington Fair adver-
tisement.
Some pretty warm days the
past week.
Mrs. A. G. Lindsay has had her
houses re-painted.
The post Office and the banks
observed labor day.
AS a turnip and miilet season
this would be hard to beat.
WANTED-Immediately, at the
Commercial Hotel, a cook.
About twenty five miners are
now working at Pilot Knob.
Is there going to be reunion
at Pilot Knob September 9th?
Have you yet seen the new
store of B. N. Brown? Do not
miss visiting it.
1t is said that trains Nos. 25 and
26 will be put back on the road
about October 1st.
Flowing for whet is pretty gem
eral these days. The indications
are for a large acreage.
w. G. Perkins, the photographer,
we understand, contemplates re-
moving to st. Louis.
Mrs. Backof is having a gram
itoid walk built in front of her
home on Main street.
Mrs. Schleuter has completed a
granitoid walk in front of her
home in north Ironton.
The Ironton schools opened
Monday with an enrolment of
1872. More pupils are expected
during the month.
want to buy eight or ten young
mules-not less than three years
old. THos. D. JONES,
Ironton, Mo.
Recorder Hawkins Monday is
sued a marriage license to Walter
Louis Eichelberger and Blanche
) Broomfeld-both of Graniteville.
Miss Garnette jackson, who will
again have charge of Lopez's
millinery department. this season,
arrived last Friday with the new
stock.
The east side of Main street
will soon be granitoid most of the
way from the south end of town
to the depot. Let the good work
proceed.
A. L. Hill will sell his house,
hold goods at auction on Thursday,
18th. He expects to remove to
Fredericktown to take advantage
Of the schools there.
Mrs. S. M. Phealan of st. Louis
will occupy the Ayres home on
Shepherd Mountain side this
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers have
returned to st. Louis.
The advertising car of Sparks
circus got in town last Friday
noon. That evening it vas taken
to Piedmont on No. 8. From there
the circus goes to Arkansas.
Otto Collins has sufficiently re-
covered from his accident of a
couple of months ago as to be able
to walk with the aid of crutches.
He expects to 60 on the road soon.
Messrs.D eweese & Grandhomme,
we understand, are contemplating
putting in an electric light plant to
furnish light for the moving pic
ture machine and the Handy
Kitchen.
We understand that there is a
possibility OF Rev. Ralph P. Kist-
Ter taking charge of the Holiness
College at Des Arc again this fall.
The school will probably open in
October.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carol York, who has been very
sick for some time past, is much
better at this writing, andsiit is
hoped is on the road to complete
recovery.
Theodore Lott was called to
Pilot Knob last week on account
of the critical illness Of his sister,
Mrs. Milton Meracle. Her lower
limbs are completely paralyzed.-
Pennington NeWs.
Albert Oren, aged probably for
ty years, son of Levi Oren, who
lives west Of Ironton, was adjudg-
ed of unsound mind in the court
Tuesday and ordered sent to the
asylum at Pennington.
j. M. Hawkins has traded his
farm, near Graniteville, known as
the Sweeney farm, to j. H. Haven,
taking in part pay Mr.. Ravens
. home in north Ironton, formerly
known as the Beard place.
The REGISTER had a very pleas
ant call last Saturday afternoon
from Mr.. b. Fl. Payne, general
passenger agent of the Missouri
Pacific System and Mr.. T. e.
Kimber, Of Winwood Farm,
M. S. McCarty, who has the
contract for building the dam in
the Shut-In, was a caller at this
Office one day last week. Mr.. Nc.
Carly is a mighty pleasant and
genial young man, and we wish
for him greatest success In his un-
dertaking.
Tho officials last week received