Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

A1OAoo bdSh AA0AuS 10 D6COmlQg
very popular.
The hub factory is closed down
for lack of timber.
John Smith, the mail carrier,
has a brand new rig.
If you have any furnitur trubles
just telaphon a, Nuf-Ced.
The beer wagon now makes
daily trips from Middlebrook.
For Sale-Bay mare with mule
colt. Geo. Stark, Arcadia, Mo.
Joseph H. Haven will teach the
Iron Mountain school the ensuing
year.
The Ironton banks will not be
open for business next Tuesday,
Decoration Day.
For Sale = Household goods.
See Mrs. Emily Razor, one block
east Lopez Store Co.
The visitors to Little Rock have
returned home and all report a big
crowd and a big time.
One of the beer agents in the
valley disposed of more than sew
enty. five cases last week.
Circuit court convened in Rey-
nolds county Monday. The term
will probably be a long one.
The drummers have their an
nual celebration at Dexter Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
For Sale-Cabbage and tomato
plants, early and late.
PAUL WHELEHoN, Arcadia.
Don't chew your lawn with a
dull machine. Bring it down. l
will grind it. NUF-CED MARKS.
Chas. Tesreau, the st. Francis
river pitcher, is no longer with
the New York Club, that organi-
cation having recently released
him.
The ice factory at Arcadia is
now running and prepared to
serve the public. See ADVERTISE
ment.
All kinds of plants, sweetpotato
slips, cabbage, tomato, pepper,
etc, now ready for sale at R.
Hotson's.
J. R. Weaver, formerly of Illi-
nois, now occupies mi of the
cottages adjacent to the Sani-
tarium.
Lost-Monday, May 22d, a
bracelet, dull gold, with a large
set. Finder return to this office
and receive reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M. Collins, of
Arcadia, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Ethel B.,
to Roy M. Reel,of Ironton, Mo.
U. S. Grant Post, g. A. R., Pilot
Knob, will decorate the graves Of
the Blue and the Gray in the val
ley on Decoration Day, Tuesday,
May Both.
Frank Reed, a foIns or Ironton
boy, was in town last week. He
is now located in Milwaukee,
travelling for an automobile house
and doing we'll.
For Sale-My fine driving mare,
Ludenia, eight years old, gentle,
and guaranteed perfectly sound.
Easy to drive; lady car handle.
T. j. DREESSEN.
Called meeting indian R. A.
Chapter, No. II, Thursday, May
25th, at 1 o'clock. Work in all
degrees. All members urged to
attend. VIM. R. EDGAR, H. P.
While on his recent trip to
Kansas City MI. A. Rieke visited
his son-in-law, VIM. Reese and
family at Fort Leavenworth, Kan
sas. Mr.. Rieke says he had a big
time.
We need rain badly and at the
present writing the outlook is not
encouraging. The meadows and
~Oats are suffering most, but if we
do not have a bountiful rain soon
all crops will be short.
I will pay 4 t-2 cents a pound
for all hogs weighing go pounds or
more delivered to me at Ironton,
Saturday, May 9th. No piggy or
shaggy animals wanted.
A. L. HILL.
F. P. Graves and family and
DR.. j. B. Braham and family and
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Graves and
children drove over to Arcadia
in their automobiles last Sunday
and spent the day.-Farmington
News.
The hub factory at this place is
not running this week, MI. Goff,
the manager, having taken the
crew of hands with him to Bee
Fork, where Mr.. Lee is establish
ing another MISUNDERSTANDING
Outlook.
It is announced that the Wells,
Fargo Express Company will sue
coed the Pacific on the Iron Noun
tain railroad July LIST. Well, a
change can't make the charges
any more outrageous than they
tow are.
Miss Lora Bishop has notified
the Ironton school board that she
will not accept the position as
teacher in the Ironton schools for
the ensuing year. She will teach
in the Chaffee, Mo-, schools at 800
q month, E