Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-06-26
q BREvITIEs.

See McLaughreY's jewelry ad.
Spring chickens seem very scarce.
Last Saturday was the longest day.
The motor cycle is getting frequent.
Ironton should use oil or water on
the streets.
The dust last week was about the
worst ever.
The small boy and the fire crackers
are in evidence.
Read the advertisement of Massey
Ruble of Des Arc.
The Blue Store has a new awning
and has been re. painted.
Mr.. Taylor's new home in east Iron
ton is nearing completion.
Look out for the big picnic and fish
fry at Arcadia Hotel Park, July 4th.
Fireworks, Flags and Bunting now
on sale. LOPEZ STORE Co.
A ground soaking rain is a blessing,
ever though it falls on washing day.
A number of Lutherans in the valley
attended church at Pennington Sun
day.
A card from Mr.. A. Rieke m
nounces his safe arrival on the other
side.
We are told that some good catches
of fish have been made at the Iron
Mountain dam recently. ,
W. P. Wemp, formerly of Ironton,
is now in charge of the LIE Compile
Hotel at Natchitoches, Louisiana.
Commencing July 18th the price of
milk will be seven cents a quart.
JERsEYDALE DAIRY 90.
Miss Irene Marshall, of Ironton,
graduated with honor in the Kroeger
School of Music, st. Louis, June 10th.
Sweet Potato Plants for sale at W
g. Whitworth's, Arcadia, and F. A..
Twomey's, Ironton; zoe per hundred.
There will be a picnic on the old
picnic ground, one fourth mile east
of Des Arc, July 4th. Everybody in
vited.
W. r. Allen, Jr., was here from
Bunker the first of the week. He
says that certainly is a great lum Der
town.
We believe that Ironton now has
one of the most commodious and best
arranged post offices in Southeast
Missouri.
Before buying your Oil Stove see
the "Acme" line at Madigan's. They
are the best in the market, and the
price is right.
The city council is considering the
proposition of ordering granitoid
walks built on Knob street all the way
to the Ironton station.
Some residents of Arcadia, we are
told, would like to be annexed to Iron
ton. They want the benefit of our
hog and COW ordinances.
Fred Russell is building a nice four
room brick cottage on the site of his
old home, one mile east of Ironton
that was destroyed by fire in October.
VIM. Brown, the Constable at Pied.
mont, was accidentally killed while
outhunting yesterday. Rev. Mitchell
was called to Piedmont to conduct the
services.
Jesse McGlothlin has bought J. 7
Rutledge's store, which he formerly
owned. He is a good business maj
and the Banner wishes him success
Piedmont Banner.
A called meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Arcadia Country Club will
be held in the City Club, st. Louis
June 26th. An effort will be made tt
effect a reorganization.
Baldwin Bros. have the brick on thu
ground to commence the work Of
their new building as soon as tn
foundation is completed. The brick
came from jackson, Mo.
For sale-A gentle, %all-around driv
ing horse and top buggy, rubber-tired
and roller-bearing axles. See tn
horse at Rosentreter's stable.
W. r. ALLEN, JR.
The editor s in receipt of a card an
nouncing the birth of Prentice Gal
Scudder, Jr., st. Louis, Mo-, June IL
1918. Mrs. Scudder vas formerly Mis-
Clara Hill. We extend best wishes.
H. B. Jones has given Chas. J. Tua
the contract to build him a six roon
residence in east Ironton. 1t will b
located just north of DR.. H. M. Jones
home and the structure is to be a brio
veneer.
The Graniteville post-ofice las
Monday went Democratic, for tn
first time in its existence, W. r.. Al
len, Jr., having resigned, and A.
Sheahan taking his place as post
master.
A. r. Schmolz of st. Louis spen
Sunday in Bismarck. He was on hi
way to Graniteville, where he bougt
the locomotive from the quarry PEG
Pile and will take it to Pilot Knob
Bismarck Gazette.
Rev. Howard G. Colwell, of st. Lou
is, secretrry OF the Baptist Youn
p--L,. TT,ton 10 Miaaouri. and quit