Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-06-15

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THURSDAY. JUNE Is 1911.
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Business mighty dull.
The raspberries are ripe.
Fourth of July soon be here.
Teachers examinations next
week.
The automobile certainly raises
the dust.
The grape yield promises to be
very large.
No blackberries this season, we
have been told.
Read the advertisement of the
Iron County Jeweler.
Nichols, south of the courthouse,
buys all kinds of junk.
The granitoid fever seems to be
taking the town at last.
l~ronton's Fourth of July picnic
is going to be a hummer.
There are seventy styles of low
quarter shoes at Browns.
Much like 1901. Let US hope
it will not be quite so bad.
Work is progressing nicely on
the tabernacle in Arcadia.
The beer dealers did a land of.
fee business last Saturday.
The porch in front of the New
American Hotel is a daisy.
Who said Texas ticks woul d
kill the cows again this year?
What happened to the Arcadia
Valley Development Company?
The fields and lawns look much
more like August than early June.
Hicks makes the direful predic-
ton that both 1911 and 1912 will
be as dry az 1901.
The dates for the Baptist As
sembly on Arcadia Heights this
year are August 2d-13th.
Lost-A belt buckle, hand paint
ed, blue in the center, oval shaped.
Please return to this Office.
The minstrel show that was here
Tuesday of last week amounted to
very little-outside of the band.
Mr.. Louis Miller is just COM
pleting a very attractive bungalow
in the lot west of the hotel prop
erty.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Paul's
church meets at the residence of
Mrs. A. Roehry Thursday after
noon.
Circuit court meets in adjourned
session next Thursday, June 22d.
A special grand jury will be en-
paneled.
George Kirkhoff, a we'll known
hotel and saloon man of Poplar
Bluff, died in a st. Louis hospital
last week.
Arcadia folk, we are told, are
reaching the conclusion that the
beer depot is far worse than the
licensed saloon.
There will be services Sunday
at 3 P. NJ, at Pilot Knob, by Rev.
w. T. Street, Pastor of the M. E.
church, Ironton.
We have been requested to state
that there will be a picnic, July 4,
in the grove one-haif mile west OF
Arcadia. Particulars later.
There is considerable complaint
because Of the very Uneven surface
O n the new floor of the bridge be-
tween Ironton and Arcadia.
Married-Ironton, Mo-, June 8,
1911, John La Plant and Verde
Brim, both of Flat River, Mo-,
Judge o. w. Roop officiating.
Tom Jones, who spent several
days last week fishing on the st.
Francis river, says he never be-
fore saw the fish SO large and
. plentiful.
Married - Saturday evening,
I June 10th, 1911, Ruby Nations, OF
I Arcadia, and Edith Barnes, OF
Pilot Knob, R. A. Rasche, j. p,
! officiating.
The city is going to substitute
the seventeen wooden culyerts in
the city with concrete. Bids will
be received from contractors fol
that purpose.
Look out for the big red-and-
blue Fourth of July posters. The
Business Mems League has the
Celebration in hand and 1t will be
a notable event.
"a force Of men have been at
work on the roads adjacent to the
valley the past two weeks, pick
ing up the loose stones. Let the
good work proceed.
Mrs. A. G. Lindsay, of st. Louis,
we understand, will build a gran
itoid walk in front of her four lots
on Main street, across the street
and south Of the Lopez store.
Four hundred and ninety cases
had been disposed of in the cir
cult court up to moor to-day. o.
number only about twenty
FIVE have been continued.-Center
nile Outlook.