Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-07-03
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The light plant now has the day
motor service in operation.
Fireworks, Flags and Bunting now
on sale. LOPEZ STORE Co.
MI. DeWeese advertises the picture
show and his residence and furniture
for sale.
The Potosi Base Ball Club visited
the Valley Sunday and defeated the
local nine by a score of 7 to O..
The A. j. Sheahan Granite Compa-
nv will establish, a store at Granite
vile in the immediate future.
The Iron County Teachers Meeting
convenes Thursday, July 10th. The
School Board Convention will be held
July 18th.
DR.. T~rauernicht's Office will be clos
ed next week, the DR.. being in Kansas
City, attending the National Dental
Association.
Before buying your Oil Stove see
the "Acmen line at Madigan's. They
are the best in the market, and the
price is right.
People along the Belmont Branch
are kicking awfully because two of
their passenger trains have been TAX
en- off the road.
The Glorious Fourth comes on Fri
day this year of '13. Let the small boy
and the big one, as well-beware
this hostile conjunction!
Rejuvenating, refreshing, whole
some-Sodawater from the Arcadia
Valley Bottling Company. Phone 1l5.
Send in your order-to-day.
The Liggett & Myers team of st.
Louis will play ball with the Arcadia
Valley team, July 4th, 9th and. 9Th.
Some good games are promised.
A Mr.. Paxson of st. Louis has
bought what is known as the Bum
gardner place, east of town, and Will
locate there this summer or fall.
Mrs. Minnie L. B~eeson, of st. Louis,
assumed charge of the Smith Hotel
in Ironton, July LIST, and will have
charge of that hosiery in the future.
Services at st. Paul's chnrch, Iron
ton, next Sunday, morning and even
ing. Rev. Pierce Butler will oficiate.
Everybody cordially invitedto attend.
About sixty young men and boys
from the Y. M. G. A., st. Louis, are
enjoying their annual outing and
camping, near the Rudy farm, west
of town.
Three good ball games this week
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The
Arcadia Valley team and the Liggett
g. Myers'"Velvets" of st. Louis. See
every game.
Prof. r. E. Wilkinson left Monday
on a tour of Missouri, Arkansas and
Oklahoma in the interest of the Wes-
tern Military Academy. He will be
absent until September 1st.
The big ish-fry will be one OF the
essentials at the Arcadia Picnic.
Plenty for all, and to buy and take
home. II you want to enjoy a good
Fourth, in every way, come!
VIM. E. Hills and wife arrived from
Festus Tuesday night and will remain
here until the labor troubles are adj
justed at Crystal City. The big plant
has shut down and 1900 men are out
of work.
Sheriff Blue has purchased from the
Delano heirs the tract Of land just
west of the Masons and Odd-Fellows
cemetery. There are twelve acres
in the tract and the price paid is said
to be $40 an acre.
Strayed or stolen from the range
near Pilot Knob, Mo-, Saturday, June
81, 1918, a chestnut sorrel horse,
weight about $50, native pony,
'blockey made" and blind. Please
notify J. Brewers, Pilot Knob, Mo.
The programme of the Methodist
Assembly to be held at 3Epworth
Among the Hills" is printed on our
first page. 1t is an interesting pro-
gramme and will doubtless attract
thousands of visitors to the Assembly
j. H. Stuttzman has traded his farm
west of town, known as the the Elgan
place, to E. M. Martin for st. Louis
property. Mr.. Martin will take
possession of the farm in the fall, and
Mr.. Stuttzman will move to st. Louis
in the fall.
Mr.. Sewell, the contractor, is going
to make another try at the we'll on
Arcadia Heights, and will start his
drill again soon. When, one day last
week, he looked over his engine to
start it again, he discovered that dur
ing his absence some conte mptible
thief, had stolen all the brasses. This
will occasion some delay, but it il
hoped to have the drill at work agar
soon. A big effort Is going to be made
TO accomplish something before the
Assembly meets in August.