Iron County register., 1911-03-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
April fool.
Soon be time to go fishin'.
City and school elections next
Tuesday.
The Ironton Public Schools close
April 21st.
Splendid new stock of Mems and
Boys Hats at Lopez Store Co.
G. D. Alexander, the dairy man,
is on a trade for an automobile.
Four Sows with their litters for
sale. GEORGE STARK, Arcadia.
Millinery opening at Mrs.
Woodside's next Friday, March
31st.
The county court will meet next
Monday to sit as board of equal
ization.
Annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Academy of Music
next Monday afternoon.
Conductor Webb recently had
eight men arrested for being drunk
on his train at Piedmont.
| met man in st. Louis last
week who said he thought his
name should be Fuller Wind.
Spring Opening at Lopez's Sat-
urday, April 1st. Souvenirs will
be given the ladies in attendance.
R. G. Knight is preparing to
open confectionery and lunch
room in the Miller building in Ar
cadia.
Mr.. j. N. Bishop and family.
who have been living in Tus-
caloosa, Alabama, will return to
Ironton to make their home early
in April.
A card from Mr.. j. HI. Lewis ad-
vises us that he has reached
Georgia all right and everything
looks good. He says he will write
us again.
1t is said that more ties are be.
ing shipped from the valley to-
day than from any other point or
the road between Williamsville
and St. Louis.
The wind blew gale Monday
and Tuesday-the genuine March
wind-and fences and oteer struct'
ures not well anchored were
blown to the ground.
Mrs. L. Peck, who has been liv.
ing in the Baldwin home in soutl
Ironton, has removed to the bricl
cottage On Russell street formerly
occupied by DR.. Houston.
People who have examined thu
fruit say that, as yet, none of i
has been injured by the frost ant
if we have no more cold weather
the prospect is good for a fine
yield.
Married-March 28th, 1911, a
Roselle, Mo-, Rev. F. B. Matthew
officiating, Mr.. George A. Parsons
Of Bonne Terre, Mo-, and Mis-
Edna Walker, OF RoselIe, Madison
county, Mo. ~
Goff, the north end merchant
will remove his stock of goods thi
week to Brunot, where he will en-
gage in merchandising. The house
vacated by Mr.. Goff will become
boarding house.
Valley House formerly Omaha,
Rooms and board. Large air,
rooms for families. Table supplied
with best the market affords. One
half block south of courthouse.
MRS. o. H. FLAGG, Ironton, Mo.
The railroad company hal
abandoned the coal shed at Ar.
cadia and the pushers now 60 tt
Bismarck for coal. 1t is said {
plan is on foot to station tn
pushers at Bismarck instead o
Arcadia.
Made trip to st. Louis and re
turn last week and the trains, botl
ways, were on time to the minute
This is great improvement Of
the general experience the pas
few years. Let somebody hav,
full credit therefor.
Mr.. Smith, an evangelist, close'
ten days revival at the Metho
dist church last Saturday night
Considerable interest was mani
tested and more than thirty con
versions were made. Rev. Smit
went to Belgrade to hold meet
ing Sunday.
MY old friend, john Nagel, ha
the cracker-jack laying hen OF tn
Valley. Yesterday she laid al
egg six and three.quarters inche
in circumference one way, AM
eight and one-fourth inches tn
other; it weighed four ounces
Who can beat it?
AS he was about to get into hi
buggy to return home yesterda,
evening, after days work q
Oak Hill, Mr.. Minor York fell ant
broke his arm. He went to 81
Louis this morning for treatment
regret his misfortune and hops
his recovery may be speedy ant