Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-06-29
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

still.
Potatoes were selling for So a
bushel last week.
Indications are for a big crowd
in Ironton July 4th.
Brown has a granitoid walk in
front of his new store.
The county court pro ceedings
are published this week.
There are seventy styles of low
quarter shoes at Browns.
Rev. Steel's new residence, In
the east end, is nearing compile
ton.
Brown has put in a granitoid
walk in front of his new store
building.
Ladies' blue chambra wash
petticoats at % cents, at Lopez
Store Co.
The ice plant at Arcadia is now
prepared to furnish ice cream in
any quantity.
Services at Pilot Knob Sunday
at 3 P. M. by Rev. Street, pastor
M. E. church, Ironton.
We've had some glorious rains
the past week and vegetation has
been greatly benefited thereby.
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There will be no beer sold by
A. Rieke & Son on the 4th of July.
Phis is positive, and no exceptions
will be made.
Rev. w. w. Strother, of Des Arc,
has purchased a lot in "Epworth
Among the Hills" and will build
a house thereon at once.
A card from G. H. Polk informs
us that he is now running as train
auditor on the M. K. & T., between
Sedalia and Parsons, Kansas.
VIM. Carl, of Goodwater, has
secured the contract for building
the new school house in the Red
School House district on Marble
Creek.
There came nea being a shoot
ing ARRAY in Arcadia last Thurs
day evening. The grand jury, it is
said, gave the matter attention
next day.
Judge w. G. johnson of Middle
brook has been appointed local
registrar for Iron township. All
deaths and births in that township
must be reported to him.
John Signor, of Marble Creek
bought the $1,000 worth of school
bonds advertised by County SUI
perintendent Burnham. A pre-
MUM of Sic was paid on the is
sue.
Mrs. F. F. Schneider, of Colora-
do City, Colorado, and Mrs. Set
tie Boss, of Middlebrook, were
guests at the home of F. Boss of
this city one day last week.-Mrs.
marck Gazette.
Miss Avanelle Marshall, who has
a good position with Neu Steter
Cloak & Suit Co., st. Louis, will
spend her vacation with home
folks and return in September for
the fall opening.
All work has been abandoned
on the site of the Country Club.
The promoters insist that every
thing is all right and that opera
tions will be resumed soon. But
it doesn't look good.
The editor gratefully acknowl-
edges the receipt of a copy of
"Only a Photograph" a song by
Anna Thompson (now Mrs. Geo.
Anderson of this city, On sale
at the Handy Kitchen.
The railroad has ceased selling
the cheap round "trip tickets. For
a number of years a five-day limit
round-trip ticket to st. Louis has
been sold for 1896. Now you
have to pay S2.72 each way.
The Sinton (Texas) Headlight
comes to the REGISTER Office ask
ing for an exchange. The editor
is w. L. Farmhouse, who, for a
number of years, was engaged in
the mercantile business in this
city.
The members of the w. G. T. U.
are requested to meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. B. N. Brown, Tues
day evening, June 20, at 7 p. M.
Business of Importance to be
transacted. By order of the Pres
ident.
The editor acknowledges the res
ceipt of an invitation to attend q
public concert given by the pupils
of Jenna Elsie Logan at Stras-
burgers Hall, Grand and Shen-
andoah Avenues, st. Louis, Fri
day evening, June Both.
Miss Rosamond Daley, Western
Union operator, went to Arcadia
this week to attend the commences
ment exercises of Arcadia College
and accompany home her sister,
\ Miss Maud, who Is attending the
Standardization Cdsb-Book.
Mrs. Miller, mother of Mes
danes Frank Schultz, Sr., and
Bert Jones, has been confined to
her bed for the past four weeks.
There is little hope for her re-
covery Mrs. Miller is about 81
years of age.-Fredericktoacn Demo.
craft eWs.
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