Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-03
q BREVITIEs.

are IN DlOOm.
DIR. Houston's new residence is near
ing completion.
March was a record breaker for con-
tinued high winds.
We've had summer and winter days,
both, the past week.
Picture show Friday and Saturday
nights of this week.
The Missouri Home for aged Bap-
lists will open May list.
DIR. Hafner, the opthalmologist, will
be in Ironton, next week.
We want the weather vane put back
on the Academy of Music.
Don't forget .''The Town Fool" at
the Academy of Music, April Sd.
For Rent-A house and garden at
Shut-In. Apply to VIM. Henson.
The official statement of the Iron
county bank is printed this week.
It pays to use Swift's Fertilizers.
LOPEZ STORE 90.
Pilot Knob hill was illuminated with
burning leaves last Saturday night.
Now it is said the club house will not
be built on "The Naples" property
this year.
The third quarterly meeting at the
Fort Hill church will be April 18th
and goth.
Election for directors of the Ironton
Academy of Music Company next
Monday afternoon.
Grover Curtis was here from Skies
ton Monday. He says his town is
nearly under water.
1t is expected that fruit and vegeta-
BILE shipments will soou enliven busl-
ness on the railroad.
Gov. Major will deliver an address
at "Epworth Among the Hills' during
the Encampment next July.
The county court will name a depos-
itory for the county funds for the en-
suing two years at the May term.
Eggs for Matching from Pure Bred
B. P. Rocks and S. G. R. /. Reds, $1.5O
per Is. Call on Mrs. VIM. Lawson,
Belleview, Mo.
Miss Alyce Pruitt entertained about
twenty of her little friends at a birth
day party last Saturday afternoon.
All had a royal time.
James A. Kirkman, the new minis
ter at the M. E. church, Ironton, will
hold services next Sunday morning
and evening. All invited.
The financial statement of Iron
county for the year ending January
81, 1918, is issued in pamphlet form
with this weeks REGISTER.
A number of people have expressed
the fear that the cold weather OF the
past week damaged the fruit pros
poets, especially the peaches.
Mr.. w. R. Allen, Jr., of Granite
vile, has leased Thos. d. Jones' resi-
dence on the mountain side, and will
remove here in the next few days.
The thermometer climbed to "a
Sunday. Quite a contrast with thu
snow storm that ragged SO violently al
of Wednesday-just four days before.
The regular April term Of circui
court convenes April 2Sth. Judge Ev
ans will hold a term of court April 21
to try some of the Annapolis rape
cases.
1t is said that the people of Pilot
Knob will make a determined effor
to get the county court to refuse Ii
cense to the saloon when the presen
license expires in May.
O. Collins is building a two-stor!
addition on the north side of the Viii
lard Hotel. The lower story will b.
devoted to store purposes and the up
per story sleeping rooms.
The County Board of Equalization
will be in session at the COURTEOUS
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda.
of next week. Afterwards IN ad
journed term of county court will b
held.
When one reads of the storms an
floods that have devastated the cocn
try the past ten days he conclude
that here in the Ozarks is a prett
good place to make your home, afte
all.
Miss Norma Dunn at Sabula has
nice line of Spring and Summer Mil
linery. The ladies in that section ar
urged to. call and make their selec
tions. The prices and styles will b
found all right.
The Cleaners will give a Silver TIE
at the home OF Mrs. O. B.. Hanson, o
Friday, April 4th, from $3.50 to $3.50 I
p. M, for the benefit Of the basemer
of the Presbyterian Church. All an
cordially invited.
The official statement of the Banl
Of Belleview Valley is printed in tn
issue of the REGISTER. This Is the fir
published statement of this institutic
and shows that 1t is well founde'
May its prosperity continue.
Aletter from Mrs. Mathina Bolc
informs us that her father, Mr.. job
s. Benson, is in poor health at b
home In st. Louis. We hope to hear