Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-10
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What will we pay for ice this sum-
mer?
The Pilot Knob public schools close
April 18th.
Lots of wire fencing being hauled
from town.
The automobiles, like the birds,
come with the springtime.
Garter Blanton of Arcadia is run
ming a picture show at Bismarck.
The late legislature passed a law pro-
hibiting the hunting of deer with dogs.
Lots of rain. Tuesday was an aw-
fully rainy day and cold and disagree
able.
Ironton endorses granitoid walks,
electric lights and general progress
s%iveness.
Free Lunch at the Nichols store,
south of the courthouse square, next
Saturday.
Mine host B. T. Eaton, of the Bis
marck Hotel, was last week elected
Mayor of his town.
The Puxico Iron Company, SO far as
Pilot Knob is concerned, seems dead
beyond resurrection.
It is said that the Arkansas straw
berry will be coming in car loads in a
couple of more weeks.
Six reels, seven pictures, at the pic
ture show tomorrow Thursday
night. Admission, 5 and 10 cents.
Who can save you money? We can
"We can save you money"
B. N. Brown.
Gerard Blanton, son of Thompson
Blanton of the Flatwoods, has been
appointed a guard in the penitentiary
Lost One sunburst brooch, on
March 80, in Ironton or Arcadia. Find
er return to this Office and receive re-
ward.
1t is reported that the law firm Of
Munger & Lindsay at Piedmont has
dissolved partnership. Greenville
Journal.
"The Town Fool' at the Academy
of Music Thursday night of last week
attracted a fair house and was a pref
ty good show.
The Board of Equalization is in SEES
sion at the courthouse this week. Al
adjourned term of county court will
be held to-day.
MI. Robinson, care-taker at Valley
Home, Arcadia. killed a monster wilc
goose Tuesday. 1t measured five feet
from tip to tip.
1t is said that two or more of the
young lady teachers in the Irontor
schools will not seek unemployment
the ensuing year.
Attention is directed to the adver.
tisement of the Sutton Hotel (former
ly known as the Kesling House) il
this weeks paper.
The Haag show will be in Southeast
Missouri the last week in April. 1t i
billed at Piedmont and Frederick
town, but gives Ironton the go-by.
1t seems necessary to again make
the statement that no communication
can be published in these columns un-
less we are furnished the name of thu
author.
George Brown, who lives nine
miles east of Ironton on the st. Fran
els river, had his ankles badly crushed
by an immense log rolling on then
Wednesday.
A card from Miss Ollie Davis APP
prises us that she recently paid a visi
to California's famous University, LIE
land Stanford. She says that it is
most beautiful place.
The Womans' Home Mission Societ.
of the Fort Hill Church will meet with
Mrs. Burnham, April 10, 1918. Subject
Brazil, Mountain and Indian work. 4
good attendance is desired.
III. s. Smith, engineer for the Area
dia Country Club, was here from st
Louis last week inspecting Rainbov
dam in the Shut-In. The cost of thu
dam has been about $23, 1000.
DR.. J.. H. Martin has removed biz
family from Pilot Knob to the cottag,
in Russellville recently completed b.
]. r. Baldwin. The DR.. will probabl.
remove his Office to Ironton soon.
Called Meeting INDIAN R. A. Chap
ter, No. II, Saturday, April II, 1913
at 1880 O'Clock p. M. Work in r. A
degree. All members urged to attend
A. B. REEL, Secretary.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Ironton Academy 0
Music Monday the old board Of direc
tors was elected. The building wi
be wired for cleo trio lights at once.
The ford across Stout's creek at tn
railroad bridge is deep and dangerous
Another crossing should be arranged
1t has been suggested that a more de
sirable ford can be had above th
bridge.
An unusually large number of wilt
geese were flying aboutthe valley TO
q couple of days during the heav,
rains two weeks ago. A lot Of hunt
ers went after them, but had ittl
success.
TIndar n law naaaed by the 47th gen