Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-02-29
LOCAL BREvITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Percy has a new ad.
A wedding in a week or SO.
What about the summer hotel?
City council meets next Monday
night.
Considerable hay being inn
ported.
1t certainly has been the winter
of SHOWS.
The roads are mighty bad since
the last snow.
An early spring, some of the
prophets are saying.
Eliza Hale has moved back to
his farm, west of town.
Eggs somewhat cheaper. But
ter still scarce and high.
What of the Arcadia Valley
Development Company?
About as much mud as we ever
have to put up with in the valley.
The official statement of the
Iron County Bank is printed this
week.
Henry Adolph will remove to
the Giovanoni building in about a
week.
Water was running over the
dam in the Shut.In Monday
morning.
County court holds an adjourned
session next Monday to settle with
the collector.
Pilot Knob folk who are anxious
for a depot are learning of the
"law's delay"
w. G.. Craine writes that he is
now located at Jones, Morehouse
Parish, Louisiana.
The melting Of the snow and the
rain combined filled the creeks to
o~verfcwing Sunday and Monday.
For Sale-3O pairs Plymouth
Rock Homer Pigeons. Apply to
A. X. Wallis, Des Arc, Mo. P. o.
Box %.
John Milburn has sold his farm
on Marble Creek, known as the
Harris place, to S. j. West and
son of Arcadia.
Teachers examinations Friday
and Saturday of this week. Su-
p~erintendent Burnham expects
quite a large attendance.
George Marshall tells us that in
the three weeks he has been rum
ming the wood yard over one hun
dred loads of wood have been
sold.
Married-At the courthouse,
lronton, Friday, February %, 1912.
Jerome Hasty, of Arcadia, and
Miss Della Tullock, of Flat River,
Probate Judge Roop officiating.
We publish a characteristic let.
ter from Walter Clarkson this
week. Mr.. Clarkson's many old
friends in the valley and county
will be glad to know he is pros
pering in his southern home.
The seeds we mentioned a couple
of weeks ago that we had for dis.
tribution are all gone. Those o.
our readers who sent requests fol
same and got NO response will I'M
derstand that their letters came
too late.
Married-At the home of the
BRIDES uncle, Herman Janke, iI
Russellville, on Tuesday, Febru.
airy q, 1912, Joseph Ebreacht, 0.
Granite City, Ills, and Ethel B.
Wick. The REGISTER tenders
best wishes.
The Girls Glee Club of the
Louisiana State Normal gave
liking Rene's Daughter in the
Normal Auditorium last Friday
night. Miss Dora AXE, known to
a number Of valley people, played
INC par VI MdIIa.
Judge Edgar Perry says he will
not be a candidate for recollection
as police Judge this year, and il
getting ready to put out a fin,
spring garden. Judge Perry hal
made a good police Judge but say
he has had enough Of the Office
De Sofo Press,
The editor gratefully acknowl'
edges the gift of a dozen egg
from Rocky Cliff Poultry Farm
Eggs is eggs, indeed, these days
and Mr.NF. w. Cuisine. the donor
has u best wishes. May Crock.
Cliff become a household word t
all Missouriansl
a young man by the name o
Rice and q school teacher j. F
Brewington, had a difficulty at
church in Roselle a couple week
ago. Brewington was cut with
knife and Rice was considerably
bruised. Particulars have no
haan ascertained.