Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-03-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Brown has a new ad.
April showers soon.
No vacant houses in Ironton.
City and school elections next Tues
day.
The winds have been unusually high
the past week.
The early gardens have not, as yet,
made much Roadway.
This is once when Easter came be-
fore the Easter lilies blossomed.
Most of our ice for the coming
season will have to be imported.
Don't forget ssThe Town Fool'' at
the Academy of Music, April Sd.
For Rent-A. house and garden at
Shut-In. Apply to VIM. Henson.
Will March 60 out like a lamb9 You
know it came in very much like a
lion.
Mems fine wooden suits-latest APP
proved models-$10.OO and up-at
Lopez's.
See the advertisement Of the Farm
ington Milling Company in this issue
of the REGISTER.
A class of children will take first
communion at st. Joseph's chapel in
Arcadia next Sunday.
For Sale-A limited number of
thoroughbred White Leghorn Eggs.
Apply to B. W. Loomis, Ironton Mo.
Last Thursday evening and night
we had a rainfall of 1.80 inches. The
creeks were booming Friday morn
ing.
Grandma Block will celebrate her
eighty second birthday to-day (Wed-
nesday.) All her children will be
present.
A new time card is announced for
next Sunday. 1t is said that there
will be some important changes in
time of some of the trains.
The subject Of Rev. Vaughn's dis
course at the morning service at Fort
Hill church next Sunday will be "Con'
vereion of Children" All invited.
The railroad company has mos
graciously contributed two car laod'
of cinders to be used in constructing
the approach to the station. Good,
A good team of Farm Horses fol
sale; work single or double. Apply
to j. Robertson, on Mr.. w. III. Thorn
sons place, known as Valley Home
Arcadia, Mo.
There was another big rain Monda.
night, 1.SO inches falling in less thar
twelve hours; this made a total of 40
inches of rain from Thursday nigh
until Tuesda morning.
Married-At Fort Hill Methods
parsonage last Sunday afternoon, b.
Rev. j.. r. A. Vaughn, Mr.. Richar'
j. Melton, of Piedmont and Mrs
Mary Nevins, of st. Louis.
Star Of the West Lodge, No. 1873, A
F.. g. A. M, will hold a called meetini
Thursday night this week. Work i
the F. O. degree. Members are urge
to attend. A. M. MADIGAN, Sec'y.
WANTED A COOP FARM HAND
Must be good teamster understan
handling mules and farm machinery
Gan board with keeper or live a
home. T. A. CONRAD, Ideal Farm,
A box sent us by parcels post wa
mailed in st. Louis Friday and reach
ed here Monday morning. AS W
have remarked heretofore, we are nc
particularly stuck on.the parcels post
Mr.. Oscar Kiensly Of Highland, Ill
a piano tuner of many years. eS
perience, will be in the Valley neg
July. Satisfaction guaranteed or n
charges. Leave your orders at TIL
office.
Thirteen new members were receiy
cd into the Ironton Presbyteria
church at the morning service Eastel
Baptism was administered to sever
the other six having been baptized
infancy.
The 8. @. White Orpingtons VIC
first and special prizes at FarmingtoI
Sikeston, Bismarck, Frederioktowl
De Soto and the State Show. stoc
and Eggs for sale. Catalogue free.
Robert g. WALSH,
Fredericktown, Mo.