Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-08-31
LOCAL BREvITIEs

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Jelly glasses at G. ]. Percy &
Sons.
Some communications on the
last page.
Just lots of peaches coming to
town. But few apples.
A new porch is being built in
front of the Commercial Hotel.
County court meets in adj
journed session next Monday.
Sparks World Famous Shows
at Ironton, Wednesday September
18th.
But six teachers attended the ex-
aminations last Friday and Sat-
urday.
Some of our "Wild Westers"
are becoming quite dextrous with
the lasso.
DR.. Summa and family departed
for st. Louis this morning in their
automobile.
Have you yet seen the new
store of B. N. Brown? Do not
miss visiting it.
Geo. M. Johnson writes that he
is now engaged in farming near
Topeka, Kansas.
The local telephone system pays
a city license of S25. The Bell
is taxed Sis a year.
The local banks will not be open
for business next Monday, Septem-
Der 4th-Labor Day.
State Superintendent of Public
Schools Evans will attend the
Teachers Association Thursday
afternoon.
BY direction of Judge bearing
at the April term of circuit court
the Sheriff is re-carpeting the
court room.
Jos. A. Madlinger is building a
granitoid walk in front of his
property just, north of the tele-
phone exchange.
Revs. Wernert and Adrian 0.
Arcadia attended the funeral o:
the late Father Noonan at De Soto
Tuesday of last week.
There will be q meeting of thu
A.. v. Business Mems League
Thursday evening, this week. Very
important matters will come be-
fore it, and a full attendance j
urgently desired.
j. Grandhomme at the Kand.
Kitchen wishes to inform the boy
and girls that he is prepared t.
furnish them all kinds of schoo
supplies. Pencils, tablets and al
kinds of paper.
For Sale Horse, runabout an,
harness. Horse driven by lady al
summer. Runabout and harnes
new. Will separate. Bargain 7
early buyer. Apply to Mrs. j. I
Duncan, Arcadia, Mo.
For Sale-A double set of ha1
ness, brand new-or will exchang
same for cord wood. Also tw
12x14 tents, used, in good condi
ton. The two for SIS.
A. A. JACOBS, Arcadia.
The attention of the authorize
Is directed to the condition of tn
water in the creek at the ford {
the railroad bridge. It is yer,
foul and smells like unto a cess
pool: a most excellent typhoio
breeder.
DR.. w. w. Charters of the Mi
souri, University will lecture at tt
Academy of Music Friday ever
ming at s o'clock. DR.. Charters
said to be a most %interestir
talker and the people of the vale
should give him a good audience
Though the weather was Vi
toward, the Festival at Grant,
vile last Wednesday evening WI
very largely attended, and a con
plete success. The supper, serve
at Browns Hotel, was most Q,
cellent. / understand about 81
was Melted.
One Of the lies Rev. Fuller Swl
printed in his paper last week
reference to the egg throwing
the Baptist church was that MI
James, who lives neal by, recoI
nizad the offender as he W
getting away. Mrs. James call
at the REGISTER Office Tuesdi
afternoon and asked us to del
this statement. She says she b
NO idea who on earth the gull
party was.
MI. s. W. Andrews was in t
valley a few days last week spen
ING q few days with his lit
granddaughters before they ]
for their home in Atlanta, Georg'
Sam is looking fine in; fact bet
than for q long time, and ne ga
he never felt better in his II
He accompanied the little girls
ST. Louis Saturday mornir
Monday, accompanied by N
Andrews and Miss Pattie, they
for Atlanta, Georgia.
A letter from MI. 3. E. Eva
of st. Louis informs us that
people of Caledonia have succe,
"a in raising their subscripti
for the new railroad to $4,000 q
thew have secured the right
way for more than half Of the q
tance between that place and b
marck. He says that II 10 now
~ Bismarck to increase their liz