Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-06-20

day, June ~, l9lz, a poyf All
well.
Don't forget the Ice Cream So
cial to be given at Mrs. D. Ken
dall's, Saturday the 22d, from A to
8 P. NJ.
If our rains continu g as regular
ly throughout the season as they
have been thus far, we are assured
bountiful crops.
The Poplar Bluff Citizen says
that the farmers in the southern
part of Butler county are 'laying
by" their corn.
To Herr VIM. Rieke we are in
debted for as fine radishes as we
ever saw and a most excellent and
exquisite head of lettuce.
The York Orchestra will fur
nish some fine Waltzes, Marches,
and Two Steps for the Fourth of
July Celebration at Arcadia.
So far as we have been able to
ascertain, Iron county hasn't a
representative in the big Republic
can convention in Chicago this
week.
Louis Miller made the trip from
st. Louis to the valley in an auto
mobile last Wednesday in a la
chine he had just purchased in
st. Louis.
w. j. Schwab was here from
Little Rock for a few hours Sum
day. Will is now running on the
Valley, from Little Rock to Alex
andria, Louisiana.
The Arcadia folk state that they
will break ground for the new no.
tel Immediately after the 4th of Ju-
ly. The cost of the structure, it ia
said, will be $50, 900.
A card from DR.. Summa appris-
es us that he and his family are
now in Arizona. He writes that
they are all enjoying their trip to
the far west immensely.
With every S1.00 worth of other
groceries purchased during June
we will sell 16 lbs. of best granu-
lated sugar for S1.00.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
1t is said that the estate of Eliza
Hale, bankrupt, will hardly be
more than enough to pay court
costs. We are told that the cred
itors will get practically nothing.
A special election has been call
ed in Fredericktown to vote on a
proposition to bond the town for
S35, 900 for the purpose of INSTALL
ing electric lights and waterworks.
, Called meeting indian R. A.
Chapter No. II, Monday evening,
June Oath, at 1880 o'clock P. M.
!, Work in M. M. degree. All mem
bers urged to attend.
, w. r. EDGAR, HI. P.
In the School of Education, tn g
Degree of Bachelor of Science in
, Education was conferred upon
Prof. Burton w. Loomis at the
State University at Columbia, Mo.
: We congratulate our young friend
Mr.. F. A. Sampson, of Colum-
bia, Mo-, was in Ironton q couple
a of days last week gathering mater
! ial for the use of the State Histor-
: ical Society. He carried several
G papers and pamphlets from the
valley.
MADIGAN says: All things
come to those who leave off wait.
ing and 60 after them. Now's the
time to buy one Of those Blue
Flame Perfection Oil Stoves. They
: save your wife's temper and make
the cook love you.
We received a pleasant letter
this week from Mrs. S. A. Damron
of Ironton; she is now visiting hel
son, Almus, at Puxico fora while
The Democrat News trusts her visit
to her son will be a pleasant one
and that she will soon come back
to this part Of Missouri. -Freder-
q 6cEtooUn Democrdt-Ne ps.
DR.. J. w. Hale and daughter
8 Virginia, left Wednesday for St.
Louis, en- route to their new home
at Fowlerton, Texas. Mrs. Hall
will join them at Sabula, where
she has been visiting. They vii
q 90 to Fowlerton over the M. K. Z
7. railroad from st. Louis.-Green
gille Journal.
Louis Favez, who has been care
takeer at Col. j. A. w. Lewis de-
- lightful "Ozark Home for severa
years past, will leave about thu
b middle of July on a trip, with his
family, to his old home in Switz-
erland. He expects to be gone
9 about three months. We wish hin
bon voyage and safe return.
9 On Monday morning last DR.. w
G. Patton of this city performed
o laporotomy on Mrs. Robert Thorn
as. The operation was a delicat'
one and at the present time, we are
" glad to say, she is getting aloni
nicely. DR.. Elliott, of Yves
II Plains, and DR.. j. K. Cantrell, Q
this city, assisted.-Thayer Neps.
,e Prosecuting Attorney Damrol
returned last week from q shor
!, trip to Jackson county, Arkansas
: He says that the season there II
very backward, and this fact, to
gether with the unusually higl
III water this spring, will be the occa
" sion Of many farms in that coun
try not being cultivated this year
" Prof. Miller of Columbia Univel
q. eskx, wau ~ the Ua1lav SATURDAY.