Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-06-08

offered in Lopez's new ad.
Rev. G. E. Edwards will preach
at Pilot Knob next Sunday, 3:15
P. M.
The road around Shepherd
Mountain lever was in as good
condition.
The Missouri Pacific Club-400
to 1000 people-will visit the val
ley this summer.
The hottest early June weather
that we've had in forty years.
Hot enough, sure.
The Boys Band will go to Pop
lar Bluff tomorrow to make music
for the homecoming.
Pasture for rent-S2 per month
for horses and S1.50 for COWS. T.
N. Mari, Ironton, Mo.
Course we don'tneed the money,
but your lawn mower needs grind
ing. NUF-CED.
The pushers no longer go to
Bismarck for coal, but take coal
at Arcadia again, as in the past.
MI. Dresser, the tie man, tells
us that he will probably remove
from the valley in the near future.
The r factory has closed
for the summer. About thirty-fve
ears were shipped during the sea
son.
The Business Mems League will
give a big picnic, July 18th, east of
the Ironton station. Particul ars
later.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Dinger, Ironton, Mo-, Saturday,
June. Sd, 1911, a boy. All are well
and happy.
Edgar Fletcher and Lee Barger
have purchased an automobile.
1t is a five passenger car and looks
all right to us.
F. Buechsenscheutz, the Mid
dlebrook beer man, is expecting a
brand new wagon from the brew
cry this week.
The city is preparing to do away
with all the wooden bridges on the
street and supplant Thorn with till
ing or concrete. Good.
For Sale-The New Photograph
Gallery, on North main street,
Ir%onton, Mo-, with five year lease.
VIM. PERKINS.
| have a new line of picture-
framing material, all the latest
patterns, shapes and styles. Mats
cut to any size. NUF-CED.
The thirty fourth annual COM
mencement at Arcadia College
and Ursuline Academy will take
place Wednesday, June 2tst, at 2
o'clock P. M.
Married-At the home of the
Rev. L. F. Aspley, Arcadia, Mo-,
Sunday, June A, 1911, Mr.. Linn
Holloman and Miss Augusta
Smith, all of Hogan, Mo.
Again we pause to inquire what
has become of that munificent,
magnificent, splendid Arcadia
Valley Development Company?
Will it move to newer fields?
VIM. j. Russell last Saturday
sold his farm to A. G. Rickus, re-
Gently of Kentucky. There are
lit acres in the tract and the price
is said to have been about $4,000.
A basket picnic will be given at
Clover's Grove, on Social Lane
mile west of Ironton-Wednesday,
June 18th, Flag Day. Everybody
is invited. Come and bring your
baskets.
To our good friend, Prof. R. E.
Wilkinson, we are indebted for an
invitation to attend the commence
ment exercises of the Western
Military Academy at Upper Alton,
Ills, June 9th and 18th.
MI. Polak is in receipt of a letter
from County Highway Engineer
Toler to the effect that he expects
to be in Ironton next week for the
purpose of surveying the right-of-
way for the Shepherd road.
DR.. Trauernicht will leave next
Sunday on g short visit to Jasper,
Alabama, to visit Mr.. j. Hummel.
He desires his friends and the
public to know that he will be alb
sent from his Office for one week.
The block from the drug store
to the American Hotel will soon
have a granitoid walk the entire
distance. The drug store, Mr.,
Schultz and the hotel, we UNDER
stand, will at once build concrete
walks.
Mr.. B. H. Payne, general pas.
senger and ticket agent, was
called to New York to reconstruct
the passenger department. 1t is
rumored that Nos. 1, 70 and x
will be put back on the next card
Bismarck Gazette.
DR.. j. A. Eaton, of Belgrade,
was in Ironton last Saturday on
his way to Columbia, Mo-, to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Chas. w.
LOOMS. The DR.. is n OF the
youngest men for his years that II
was ever u good fortune to meet
Girard Blanton, son Of Thomp.
son Blanton, quite badly cut his
right foot while making ties last
Friday, the blade penetrating to
the bone. He was brought te
town for treatment and it is hoped
will get along without complica.