Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-08-24
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Weather much like fall.

1Gtl-lOIn.
Teachers examination Friday
and Saturday.
We've had some glorious rains
the past week.
Don't overlook the Grand Fes-
tival at Graniteville tonight.
Mayor Rasche has built a gram
itoid walk in front of his store and
the city hall.
Have you yet seen the new
store of B. N. Brown? Do not
miss visiting it.
Quite a number of Iron county
folk attended the big circus at Bis
marck last Friday.
The Baptist folk brought us a
pretty good shower, but a deluge
came with the circus.
For Sale-Folding bed, lace cur
tain stretcher, coal heater, etc. ;
one door north of Codding's.
Sparks Famous Railroad Shows,
September 18th. The advertising
car will be here next Tuesday.
Remember the Barbecue and
Stock Show at Thompson Blan-
toms next Friday, August 25th.
Married-Friday, August 18th,
by Judge Roop, Monroe Stacy, OF
Elvins, and Bette Garrett, of Iron
county, Mo.
Four teams from the GRANTEE
Vile neighborhood went through
town Monday morning to work on
the Shut-In dam.
Frank Pellozo was convicted in
Squire Rasche's court last Friday
on the charge of selling liquor
without license. The case was ap'
pealed.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work, to 60 to ST. Louis. Four in
family, no washing. Apply to
Mrs. Richards, care of Mrs. Brad
ley, Ironton.
Married-At Segilman, Arizona,
August 9Th, 1911, Miss Allie nj.
Wilcox and Mr.. Edwin Hughes.
Mr.. Hughes is a grandson of Mrs.
M. E.. Hughes of this city.
About fifteen men are at work
on the dam in the Shnt-In. Sup
plies are being received and we
understand the work will now &C
on without let or hindrance.
The Cleaners (section Nc. -
will give a silver social at the
home of Mrs. Frank Mullin, Thurs
day, August 3tst. Members and
friends of the church are cordially
invited.
The Ironton school board has
decided to put in a steam heating
plant, and the contract has been
let to the John Gilmore Plumbing
Company, St. Louis. The cost
complete will be S940. Goodbye,
Olu WOOu 5GOV0!
J.. G. O'Neal and wife of Iron
dale were in Ironton Monday
night. They YER driving through
to Annapolis and Des Arc, and
possibly on to Poplar Bluff. Jim
is the same jovial, genial fellow as
of old. We wish him a pleasant
trip.
County warrants issued at the
term of court last week have beer
selling at 3 per cent. discount. The
honor (?) of bringing the warrants
of our comfy below par belongs
solely to our former Circuit Judge.
Joseph j. Williams.-Ccntervill
Outlook.
II. G. Johnson, who has beer
teaching in Business College al
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, this summer
is spending a few weeks in Iron.
ton, preparatory to going to Caps
Girardeau, where he has a posi-.
ton in the Moothart Business
College.
Attorney J.. B. Daniel of Pied.
mont had legal business in Iron.
ton a couple of days last week
Fifteen years or more ago Mr.
Daniels was a teacher in the Gran
iteville schools. Since then he has
attained no little success in the
legal world.
Judge Haywood Scott and little
son, John, have been spending
the past week in this city the
guests of his parents, Prof. John
B Scott and wife. Judge Scot
has been enjoying the fishing or
the Gasconade river during mosi
of his visit.-Rolld Herald.
Carl r. Fisher of Chicago las
week bought the fifteen acre place
Of VIM. Elliott, just west Of Iron
ton. Mr.. Fisher will devote hi
time to fruit growing and raising
chickens. He is a pleasant gentle
man and we will be glad to have
him with us. Price paid was $500
The Franklin Baptist Associa'
ton meets with the local Baptis
church in this city on August Gath
at 40 A. M, for q three-days' SEES
sion. The Association comprises
st. Francois, parts Of Iron ant
Ste. Genevieve counties and il
composed Of "a churches.-Fdrm
ington NelUs.
While In Jefferson City las
week Rev. A. Britain tells us tina
he had a talk with Herman
Kretschmer, who is serving al
.imhAnan .rnnr aonhanna In the nan.