Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-03-02
LOCAL B%REVITIES.

we pupl1sh a letter from Repre-
sentative Martin this week.
County court will convene March
9th to settle with the collector.
Five inches of snow fell Tues
day, but it promises to go quickly.
Mr.. Allison was checked in as
station agent at Arcadia last Fri
day.
It's a sure thing now that we'll
have to ship our ice in next sum-
mer.
We had summer weather in Feb
ruary. Look out for another kind
in March.
Mineral maps of Iron county for
sale at this Office. Five cents each;
fifty cents a dozen.
A. Winkler is now engaged in
thejewelry business at Charleston
as well as at Poplar Bluff.
For Sale-Bay mare, six years
Olu, II QTlV6T.
A. A. JACOBS, Arcadia.
What do you think of this? A
mans heavy, leece-lined suit OF
underwear for S5c at B. N.
Browns.
T. L. Moore, the monument man
from Poplar Bluff, vas In Ironton
Wednesday in the interest of his
business.
Strawberry Plants for Sale
Early and late; 35 and SO cents a
hundred. Apply to Aug. Schwab,
Pilot Knob, Mo.
A baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Madlinger in
Ironton, Friday, February 18th,
1911. All are we'll.
1t is said that probably never
before at this season of the year
has there been as much hay here
abouts as at present.
The opinion seems to be that
there will be a clean sweep in rail-
road officials when the new man
agement assumes charge.
If he continues to improve Mike
Madigan expects to be able to
leave the house this week. He has
been "housed up eight weeks.
w. D. I~senberg, the st. Louis at
torney, was in town Monday Mr..
Isenberg expects to make his home
in California in the near future.
About ten days ago eggs were
selling for ten cents. They are
now back to fifteen cents. Cheap
est hen fruit we've had I'M long
time.
The Ladies' Guild will meet
with Mrs. Codding Thursday after
noon. All the ladies T requests
ed to be present as there are inn
portant matters to be decided.
Our former townsman, George
Begley of Poplar Bluff, is now
granddad, his daughter, Mrs
Jacobmeyer, giving birth to a lit
tie girl February 22d. Congratula
\ tions.
The Arcadia Valley Bride anc
Saddle Club is a proposed new
organization for the valley. Til,
plan is to build a clubhouse ant
a c track near the Pilot Knoll
Lake. n
We see that ourssTunnel Drifter'
of twenty years and more ago
Edgar Perry, is a candidate fol
Police Judge Of the city of De Soto,
Here's hoping you will win, Ok
friend.
Married-At the circuit clerk
Office Ironton, Mo-, Saturday
February 18th, 1911, j. HI. Youni
and Annie Pstterson-both o
Piedmont, Mo.,-Rev. A. s. Coke
officiating.
B. N. Brown has given @. A
Buckley the contract to build hin
a concrete building on the lot HI
recently purchased in the blocl
south Of the REGISTER Office
Work will commence at once.
Mrs. Newton, who has been run
ming the Omaha Hotel in soutl
Ironton for several months past
removed to Iowa Monday. A mai
by the name Of Banks has move'
: into the property.
st. Agnes Guild is prepared t
take orders for home made can
dies to be delivered Saturday
March 4th. Leave orders wit
committee. LAURA CoDDING.
LUCILLE RINGO.
BESSIE HOTSON.
Mrs. Jennie Holmes, through he
attorneys, filed suit against tn
Iron Mountain railroad for $1,000
for the death of her husband, Will
liam Holmes, who was killed Il
the wreck at Marquand, on the It'll
day of last January. All efforts a
q compromise failed, hence tn
suit; we understand the compan,
offered to pay S 5000 which offe
was rejected by the attorneys 9
Mrs. Holmes. The case is dockete
for the March term of court In thi
1Ys4 LaA-NFN ~ =. .s.fl-4.~ D.A-L- A.-4 nYa..