Iron County register., 1911-06-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
What about the 4th of JulyP

mo VdcanG HOuSo5 IN lrOnCOQ
now.
Is the Country Club dead or
only sleepingP
The dry weather has boosted
the price of feed.
The teachers examinatio ms will
be held June 23d and oath.
The banks and the post Office
observed Memorial Day.
Business on the railroad con-
tinues most unusually dull.
The Cleaners will meet with
Mrs. Frank Mullin Thursday after
noon.
Wanted-By young lady, posi-
tion as house girl. Address, Box
II, Arcadia, Mo.
Geo. Schultz, Esq, will build a
granitoid walk in front of his place
in the near future.
All the new weaves and shades
in Mems and Youths Clothing on
sale at Lopez Store Co.
1t is announced that the New
American Hotel will be ready for
business about July 1st.
The Bell Telephone Company
has bought the local system in
Bismarck and the war is over.
Look at our Mems Special $3.50
Suit. 1t is a wonder.
B. N. BROWN.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Yount, Ironton, Mo-, Sunday,
May %, 1911, a II pound boy.
All are we'll.
Never when we had licensed sa-
looms in Ironton was there as
much beer sold in the valley as at
the present time.
The cobblestone bungalow at
the Arcadia Country Club has
been completed. tits quite an at
tractive structure.
Work has not yet been resumed
on the dam at the Country Club.
No one seems to know the real
cause Of the suspension.
For SALE-A good Work Mule,
Lumber Wagon and Double Chain
Harness. Inquire at Mrs. Ferdin-
and's one mile west of Ironton.
Lawn mowers are not saws.
They haven't any teeth, so don't
file them. Have them ground.
NUF- -CED MARKS.
Mr.. Curtis Hill, state highway
engineer, will be here this week
to give his views with reference
to building the new road around
Shepherd Mountain.
We are glad to be able to state
that some work will be done on
the streets and bridges in the nea r
future. The rains in April pla yed
havoc with our streets.
Because of the prolonged drouth
the local strawberry crop has been
little short of failure. The yield
is very short and the quality by
no means up to the standard.
Called meeting of indian R. A.
Chapter, No. II, Saturday, June
Sd, 1911, at one o'clock P. M.
Work in all degrees.
WIN. K. EDGAR, Fl. P.
Our young friend, Paul Mont
gomery Patton, will be one of the
graduates at the Benton Law
School, st. Louis, Thursday even
ing, June 1st.
The Weather Clerk seemingly
is in alliance with the High Cost of
Living. This combination may
not, 'in the light of reason be un-
lawful, but it certainly contravenes
the public welfare.
Mrs. Mary Winningham, who
has had charge of the schools at
West Plains for number of years
past, will leave there this year to
60 to New Mexico where she will
take charge of large school.
A. M. Trauernicht Monday be-
gan work as agent and yardmas-
ter for the Bonne Terre road at
Rivermines. Mr.. Trauernicht has
ninety days. leave of the Iron
Mountain to see how he likes the
new job.
Religious Memorial Day services
were hold at Pilot Knob Sunday
afternoon and at Ironton at night.
Tuesday afternoon the graves of
the blue and gray were decorated.
The Boys Band made music for
the latter occasion.
Having decided to remain at
home, wish to inform old friends
and others that have opened up
my tin shop at the old stand,
south of the courthouse, next to
Whitworth's hardware store.
j. N. BISHOP.
The store of w. o.. Huff and
post Office at Chloride was burg
larized Sunday night. A few
stamps and some goods were
taken out of the store. This is the
second time the place has been
burglarized in the past two
months.
Rev. Mr.. Edwards, having post
poned his visit to Hillsboro, will
conduct services in the Presbyte-
rian church of Ironton next Sum
day morning and evening, June
4th, at the usual hours. He will
also preach at Pilot Knob at 3:15