Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-03-06
G BREvTTIEs.

Easter, March 29d.
Brown has a new ad.
March came in like a lion.
SIT pays t6 buy at Browns"
Train No. A way late nearly every
day.
City and school election in four
weeks.
Measles are epidemic in Belleview
valley.
The spring bonnet is due early this
season.
The Lopez Store reports a very sat
isfactory clearing sale.
Read the new advertisement of the
Lopez Store Company.
Mine host Kanouse is building a
kitchen at the Valley Inn.
The early gardens have not pro-
crossed greatly the past week.
But little business and only a few
trains on the railroad these days.
A central depot and summer hotel
were but dreams of the long ago.
Special music at the picture show
Thursday night-violin and piano.
Crawford county votes on local OPP
ton, March 18th, st. Patrick's day.
The city council met Monday night
and enacted a number of ordinances.
Eggs have been selling for fifteen
cents a dozen the past week. Unusual.
March 5th-a glorious day, after the
the Democratic Inauguration at Wash
ington.
Teachers examinations in the IRON
ton school house, FRIDAY and Satur-
day next.
DR.. Hafner, the opthalmologist, is
inIronton this week. See him about
your eyes.
The hub factory resumed operations
again last week after being shut down
several days.
County court will meet in adjourn
ed session next Monday to settle with
the Collector.
Try our One-pound Fresh Churned
Butter, 80 cents. JERsEYDALE DAIRY
Co., phone 81.
If we have no killing frost later in
the season the outlook is good for a
bumper fruit crop.
The foundation is being built for
Mayor Rasche's new residence and
store house in the north end.
For SALE-Large team aged mules,
at a bargain. Apply to R. L. Carly,
three miles west of Ironton, Mo.
Why can't we have an electric light
put on the bridge between Ironton
and Arcadia? 1t is badly needed.
Mr.. Christian Oesterle of Middle
brook celebrated the 10th Anniversary
of his birth, Sunday, February 23d.
Frank R. Hotson has the contract
for putting in a basement under the
Presbyterian church. Work will be-
gin at once.
M. Nichols has leased the Farmhouse
store building south of the square and
will again engage in the mercantile
business in Ironton.
Mr.. w. r. Allen, Jr., of G~raniteville,
we understand, will engage in the
lumber business in Oklahoma with his
father-in-law, Mr.. York.
For RENT-Kesling House. Fol
particulars write
MRS. A. B. MoKIssEN,
Hoxie, Arkansas.
Tha whistle formerly used at the ice
plant in Arcadia has been transferred
to the Ironton Flour Mill and its ella
rion is heard morning, noon and night,
There will be a Silver Social at the
home Of Mrs. A. Feary, Friday,
March 18th, 1918, for the benefit Of the
Presbyterian Basement Fund. Every
body invited.
Reyburn Gordon in Squire Rasche'i
court last Friday pleaded guilty to thu
charge of making a common assault
on Miss Beatrice Tins and was fnet
$40 and. COSTS.
J. H. Haven,-we understand, will
cut the cord wood off the 1850 acres o
land which A. ]. Sheahan of Granite
vile has bought from the Iron Noun
tain Company.
There will De a meeting of the Bust
ness Mems League in the office o
President T%rauernicht in the Academ,
of Music, Friday evening, March 18th
at 1880 o'clock.
Prominent type Full Blood Barre'
Rock chickens and Indian Runne
Ducks. Best in the county. TakinI
orders for eggs now, to be delivere
when wanted. STARK FARM, Area
dia, Mo.
In addition to the demonstration
farm recently established at Arcadi
the Iron Mountain railroad has simila
farms at Glenmore, La, Men Rouge
La, Dermott, Ark, Conway, Ark
and Hope, Arkansas.
Miss Minnie Fisher has been in 81
Louis the past three weeks, familiariz
ing herself with the new styles i
rnillinnnu Aaaiahnd NV Mr. Lnnaa