Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-09-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

OOOA tLiO m~OtduCuOly 0uyos
Lots of hay coming to town.
Oh, for a gentle, soaking rain.
Electric lights soon be burning.
Some fine homegrown water
melons.
The Bull Moose is not plentiful
hereabouts.
The ice man has certainly had
his harvest.
The ties are coming in more
plentifully again.
The thermometer hovers close to
the century mark.
The dust on Main street is GER
tainly the worst, ever.
"Arcadia Gardens attract lots
of visitors to the valley these days.
The driest September in mans
years-and September is Away
dry.
David Kendall has finished the
walks in front of the Presbyterian
church.
Wayne county has let the con-
tract for a $4,000 bridge across
Black river at Leeper.
There was a good shower of rain
at Munger Monday afternoon.
Not a drop in the valley.
o. L. Munger has bought him a
home in Piedmont and will not
move to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Press.
r. @. Knight has removed from
Arcadia to the cottage on Noun
tain street, formerly occupied by
Thos. D. Jones.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bone, Pilot Knob, August 81, a
boy. To Mr.. ond Mrs. VIM. Har-
bison, Pilot Knob, September 8, a
girl.
The drouth and exceedingly
warm weather continue. There
have been rains round about US
the past few days, but none in the
valley.
The railroad company has play
ed havoc with the ball ground in
Arcadia by building a spur on the
ground formerly used by the ball
players.
The bargain magazine offers
made to the public can all be du-
plicated by the Baptist Ladies'
Subscription Agency. Try them.
Phone 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. r. Polak will
remain here until October 1st.
Then they will make the trip from
ironton to Jefferson City in their
automobile.
The ice cream festival for the
benefit of the ball team last We'd
nesday afternoon and evening
was nota IS literally patronized as
it might have been.
Arrangements have been made
to oil the block on Main street,
south of the REGISTER Office. 1t
is the intention to putt the oil on
the street this week.
One Sam Heady was placed in
jail here by Sheriff Fits of Rey-
holds county. He will remain
here until the November term of
the Reynolds circuit court.
The REGISTER household is un-
der obligations to MI. George
Schultz for q basket of very fine
pears presented last week. They
were certainly magnificent.
After spending a week with his
mother in Ironton, Mr.. George L.
Hughes left last Thursday morn
ing for California, where his fam
lily have spent the summer.
Some brick are being replaced
in the northeast corner Of the
courthouse. The old n are abb
solutely rotten, the result of the
water and freezing and thawing.
If very Young America were
less painfully in evidence during
the song and between acts, the
pleasure of the moving picture
show would be enhanced to the
older patrons.
The REGISTER is in receipt of q
cop of "Missouri State Fail
Song, by the II. ". Farris, Sedalia
and published by the A. w. Perry
& Sons Music Company, Of that
city, at so cents a copy.
Superintendent Burnham states
that the Iron County Teachers
Association will be held in Irontou
October 18th, 18th and 10th. A
district meeting will be held a
Goodland, October 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul P. Rosentrete
have issued invitations to the wed
ding Of their daughter, Rosa, anc
Herman Il. Rieke, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER II, 1912, at 9 O'clock "A. M.
at the Arcadia Convent Chapel.
Pate Pippin was here last weel
looking for an engine with which
to run a saw mill he proposes
putting up In the west end Oh th'
county. He bought q traction en-
CINE from Mack Nancy at Pilo
Knob.
Born-At Kansas City, Mo.
Friday, September 8, 1912, at 4
O'Clock A. M, to MI. and Mrs
@. j.. Percy, Of Ironton, q daughter
All are getting along nicely, ant