Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-03-13
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"It pays to buy at Browns"


The north bound trains were way
late Monday morning.
Woodside's Millinery Opening, Fri
day evening, March 14th.
The Ironton Woodstock Company
shipped Its first a of wagon material
last week.
Spring Opening at Mrs. Woodside's,
Friday, March 14th, after supper, Z to
10 o'clock.
M. Nichols will open his store in the
Farmhouse building, south of the
square, next Saturday.
Two or three possible candidates for
City Collector at the election next
month, we understand.
Sheriff VIM. Blue last week sold his
place, this side of Graniteville, to
Ellis Lasater. Price s 1000. {,
Read the advertisement of the Iron
County Electric Light & Power 90. A
fixture display Friday and Saturday.
The Woman's Home Mission Socie-
ty of the Fort Hill church will meet
with Mrs. Aspley, Thursday, March
18th.
Mac Jones OF G~raniteville was given
the contract to furnish the county if
ty cords of.wood. Price, $2.O per
cord.
Dame rumor says that there was a
secret wedding hereabouts during the
holidays. Further deponent knoweth
or sayeth naught.
Spring Opening at Mrs. Woodside's
Millinery Parlors, Friday, March 14th,
Z to 10 o'clock in the evening. You
are cordially invited
Harry B. Jones is arranging to build
a residence in Ironton this summer.
He will build north of his fathers
home, east Of the railroad.
lam prepared to do all kinds OF
painting and paper hanging at reason
able rates. Satisfaction guaranteed
A. RUST, Ironton, Mo.
Program COMMITTEE of the Metho-
dist Assembly will meet in st. Louis
this week. Rev. MI. Vaughn, who is
a member of the Committee, will at
tend.
Work is progressing very satisfac'
torily on DIR. Houston's new residence
on west Wayne street. 1t will ado
much to the appearance of that par
of our city.
Tllman R. Terry, a well known cit
izen of the west end of Iron county
died at his home near Goodland, Fri
day, February 2Sth, after a long and
painful illness.
Prof. Geo. L. Smith of Dexter, Mo.
has addressed a lester to the Vale.
Business Mems League in reference
to establishing a Business College II
Ironton. Let it come.
VIM. Trauernicht, G.. M. London
Rev. M. HI. Riggs and A. |. Willard
are in Poplar Bluff to-day attending
a meeting of the federated CONNER
cial Clubs of Southeast Missouri.
Prof. s. M. DuIaney, who has ha'
charge of the public school at Gran
iteville the past two years, will con
duct a Teachers Review School a
Graniteville from April 28th to Jun
9Th. Read his notice elsewhere.
Frank Negim, from Mineral Point,
merchant in that town,is here seekin
business location. If successful b
will engage in selling general mer
chandise, clothing, etc. Mr.. N. is
native of Of Turkey, but isnot a Ma
hometan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Polak OF Popla
Bluff were in Ironton last Thursday
They left that evening for De Soto t
spend a day with relatives, and thenc
to Jefferson City, to look after the re
movaf of their household goods
Poplar Bluff.
G.. w. Marshall, who has served tt
City of Ironton as Marshal for a nun
Der of years past, states that he wi
not be a candidate for reelection
the election in April. Ben H.Blanto
is mentioned as a probable candidat
for the office.
H. b. Jones of Pilot Knob and Wn
H. Whitworth OF Ironton have bee
summoned to appear in st. Lou
March 18th to serve on the feder
grand jury. J. L. Baldwin of lronte
and H. L. Bell Of Belleview have bee
summoned as petit jurors.
On March 10Th, the Cleaners will
hold an exchange at the store
Gay & Kindell beginning at 10 o'clot
A. NJ. Pies, cakes, doughnuts, cookie
bread, rolls and many other articl
will be on sale. Come, and help alol
a good cause. Also, aprons and MAJ
other articles in that line.
County court was in session Mo-
day and Tuesday. The collector ILL
his settlement, which was approve
A. L. Heaston was appointed roa
overseer in district 5 in place Of WI
Dunn, who declined; N. 8. Woke
was appointed in district In place
r. s. HUFF; George Crocker was q
pointed in district 10 in place OF O