Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-08-10
LOCAL BREvITIES.

melons.
Brown has a new advertisement
this week.
The colored population had a
big time last Friday.
The physicians report a few
cases OF typhoid fever. =
E. w. Summers has removed to
the Giovanoni building.
Blanton's barbecue and horse
show, Friday, August 25th.
Browns new store is a hand
some one and a credit to the city.
Grand Festival at Graniteville,
Wednesday, August 23d. Don't
miss it.
G. F. Hansoni is building a gran
itoid walk in front of his resi-
dence.
R. g. Farmer has the contract
for building four concrete bridges
for the city.
County court is in session this
week transacting the usual quar-
terly business.
The vote in Iron county on the
State Capitol proposition was 205
for, and "a against.
The contractor, to build the dam
in the Shut-In, is here and will
commence work at once.
A hotel, we understand, is a
possibility at "Epworth Among
the Hills" during the next year.
1t is said that another Mexico
Texas train will be put on the
Iron Mountain railroad October
list.
Mrs. H. M. Collins of Arcadia
sent us two large and handsome
peaches Tuesday. They we're fine,
sure.
The truck gardener, Thos. john
son, has grown cantaloupes this
year equal to the very best inn
ported ones.
For Sale-A Saddle Horse and
two-year-old Gelding. Apply at
"Ozark Home" J. A. w. Lewis,
Arcadia, Mo.
There will be preaching at Pilot
Knob, Sunday, at 8 o'clock P. NJ,
by M. 7. Street, pastor of M. E.
church, Ironton.
At the Ozark Inn, on Arcadia
Heights, the past week 1926 people
have been quartered in II rooms.
That's providing some.
DR.. w. L. Stephens, an osteo.
path of st. Louis, has purchased
the Propst farm in Logtown and
is now located thereon.
The swimming pool is the most
popular place on Arcadia Heights.
Filled with running water, it is a
delightful place to battle.
Found-Infant's low : quarter
shoe, size No. 1. Owner can have
same by calling at this Office and
paying for this advertisement.
We've had some sweltering
weather this week. Tuesday the
thermometer went to 102 and to-
day promises to be just IS bad.
Strayed-A red spotted sandy
young sow, weight about $50
pounds. Will pay So reward for
her return. M. NICHOLS.
Yes, if we printed all the news
we hear the paper would be more
interesting. But the editors home
would soon be on the ssother side
OF Jordan"
Mr.. w. I'll. Delano last week
presented US with a box of very
fine grapes. There were several
varieties and all about as fine as
we ever saw.
The Modern Woodmen's Stock
Show and Picnic at Belleview last
Saturday was we'll attended and
proved quite a successful occasion
in every respect.
A. Rieke & Son will build a
granitoid walk in front of their
store, and MI. Perkins, the restau-
rant man, just north of the Rieke
place, will put in a walk.
DR.. Summa made the trip from
st. Louis to the valley in his auto
mobile last Thursday and will
spend the month of August at his
beautiful summer home here.
Notice-A miscellaneous lot oil
bedding - unmarked - loaned to
Methodist Assembly, can be found
at Fort Hill Parsonage.
ARTHUR HUFF, Sec'y.
It is said that the railroad peo-
pie have agreed to carry, free Of
freight charge, all the mate rial
that has to be transported here for
the construction Of the Country
Club dam.
The Methodist Encampment in
Arcadia closed Sunday night after
a most delightful and successful
two weeks session. "Epworth
Among the Hills" is going to be a
famous place.
We we're in error last week in
saying DR.. Farmhouse had re-
moved to the Speck home. He il
located in the old John 7. Bald
win home in south Ironton, now
owned by Mr.. Kanouse.
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