Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-02
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Sunday surely was a rainy dsy.
Never more rain in September.
The wood hauler is getting busy.
Mud on Ironton's streets Sunday.
October 1 is an ideal autumn day.
Some peaches still coming to town.
Very few good apples have been
seen.
A few more weeks like the past two
or three and We'll have another crop
of hay.
Judge VIM. T. Stevenson has sold4a
half interest in his mercantile business
at Des Arc. A strong firm.
The lodge on the Arcadia Country
Club property is advertised at trus-
tees sale in this issue of the REGIS.
TER.
Everybody tells us that the Pied
mont Fair last week was a success and
a winner. We congratulate all con-
cerned.
DR.. Marshall was confined to his
room a couple of days the first of the
week, but was able to be at his Office
Tuesday.
Levi Oren, west of town, offers his
place for sale, Mr.. Oren wants to 90
to Holt County and live with his
daughters.
Help make your home city the
pleasantest to live in by keeping it
clean, and cutting the weeds. Now is
the time to do it.
David @. Vance and family are now
domiciled in "Ozark Inn" on Arcadia
Heights. Mr.. Vance will be sort of a
are-taker of the hill.
A. M. Madigan has leased the store
room in the new telephone building
and will remove his stock of hardware
thereto in the near future.
Remember the Good Roads lecture
at the Academy of Music this. (Wed
nesday) evening at 1880 O'Clock. AT
Des Arc Thursday evening.
For Sale-Heating Stoves, Kitchen
Range, Lamps and some Furniture
Cheap. Must sell at once. Apply to
W. R. ALLEN, Jr., Ironton, Mo.
For Sale-Cosy Home Poultry Yards
at less than cost. GOOD REASON
for selling. Situated half mile west o
Ironton, Mo. LEVI OREN, Box 81.
The five inches of rain we have re-
Gently had will make your old shoes
seem mighty thin. B. N. Brown has
a big new stock of fall and winter
shoes.
From Mondays proceedings of the
Conference at Jackson we learn thai
Rev. j. R. A. Vaughan has been re-
turned to Fort Hill church, Arcadia.
for another year.
Franco Bond will take post-gradu
ate course in the medical department
of Washington University, st. Louis
He and his mother will probably spent
most of the winter in the city.
Lieut.. Frank G. Delano, we under
stand, has been assigned to the
PHILIPPINES for a couple of years. Mrs
Baird, we are told, will spend thai
time with her parents in Arcadia.
Lost-Black muley COW with halter
been seen in Flatwoods with Codding'
drove. Please bring the COW to the
old Stumbaugh place and get reward
MRS. SOPHIA ALTRUP, Arcadia Mo.
All persons who have friends rrel
atives buried in the cemetery at De-
Arc are required to send a small re-
mittance to Thos. Pitt at that place
The money is needed to clean up thu
cemetery.
To Mrs. D. D. Ollie, who lives ives
of Shepherd Mountain, the REGISTER
family is indebted for a sack of yer.
fine apples. There is a fine orchar'
on the Ollie farm and the apple tree
are loaded.
Mrs. Melvin L. Pickett and son an
daughter visited in Ironton with Rev
J.A Kirkman and family two day
last week. Mr.. P. and wife are Oh
neighbors and members of his -churcl
in Puxico:
The complimentary dance given b,
the Catholic ladies of the valley a
the residence of Mr.. Ira Kanouse !
Arcadia on last Friday night was
very pleasant affair and highly enjoy
ed by all in attendance.
More than 800 instruments of writ
ing have been filed in Recorder Haw
kids office since the first OF the year
This is an unusual volume at business
And the next three months are by ia
the busiest in the year in the record
ing line.
Mrs. Chas. Hemme of De Soto wa
the guest of Mrs. v. M. Tual in Area
dia last week. Fifty years ago Mr.
Hemme lived in Ironton, being
daughter OF the late Solomon Bril-
who was a resident Of the valley !
war times.
WI J.. Fitz of the Stevenson Fit
Store Co., of this city, who has bee
in st. Louis for several months hav
ing his eye treated, returned HON
Saturday. He tells us that his eye
ranch haitian Init the aipht il zone en-