Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-17
9 B~REvITIEs.


proved m~odels-$10.00 and up-at
Lopez's.
R. E. Johnston, we are told, is ar
ranging to establish a beer depot in
Belleview.
Jas. G. Newman has a new horse he
bought while in the west end of the
county last week.
Hardy, the new confectioner in the
Willard hotel building, received an
$500 soda fountain last week.
The thermometer scarcely got above
40 last Friday. A year ago the same
day 80 degrees was recorded.
Who can save you money? We can.
"We can save you money"
B. N. BROWN.
Lost One sunburst brooch, on
March 80, in Ironton or Arcadia. Find
er return to this office and receive re-
ward.
The Holloman Brothers, of Hogan,
are hauling material for the building
of two bungalows on the Methodist
Assembly Grounds.
The County Board of Equalization
completed it's labors last Wednesday.
The Board of Appeals will be in ses-
sion, Monday, April 2Sth.
The Third Quarterly meeting forthe
Fort Hill Methodist Church will be
next Sunday evening Rev. VIM.
Court, P. E., Of Pennington, preach
ing.
Former Judge of the county court,
James o. Scott, is reported very sick
at his home at Goodwater. We hope
to hear of an Improvement his con
dition.
R. G. Farmer, who was SO seriously
injured nearly three months ago, was
be able to out on the street for the first
time since his accident, last week. He
is doing well.
Mike Shay, we understand, has
leased the Kerwin property in Gran
iteville, and will make application for
saloon license at the May term of
county court.
Frank Nejam of Mineral Point,
who recently purchased Con. Ken
dal's store fixtures, will be here this
week. Mr.. Kendall has disposed of
his stock to other parties.
A dozen students from the School of
Mines, Rolla, Mo-, were quartered at
the Commercial Hotel several days of
last week. They were making min
eral Investigations in the valley.
DR.. Howard & Co., Veterinary Sur
geons and Veterinary Dentists of 31O5
Laclede Avenue, st. Louis, Mo-, will
be in Ironton, Mo-, Wednesday, April
%, 1918, prepared to do all kinds of
veterinary work.
HenryG Myers of Glover was an
Ironton visitor Saturday. Mr. Myers
says he has had his oats sowed and
potatoes planted for several weeks,
but they have made little progress be-
cause of the cold, damp weather.
Miss Ethel Yount, one of our Arcadia
young ladies, was married to Mr.. Lou
is Byington, Of Hopewell, Mo-, April
9th, at the Fort Hill parsonage, the
pastor, Rev. J. R. A. Vaughn, oficiat-
ing.
W.T.. Gay went to st. Louis Mon
day evening to have a surgical opera
ton performed by DR.. Mudd for some
bladder trouble. Mr.. Gay was &C
companied by Mrs. Gay, Mrs. A. L,
Schwab and DR.. R. W. Gay.
Mr.. W. r. Allen, Jr., of G~raniteville,
will probably remove his family to
Ironton this summer. He will be
domiciled in the Baldwin property,
north of MIR. s. P. Ringo's residence,
and expects to remain there for the
summer.
Services at the M. E. Church next
Sunday: Sunday School, 9:45 A. NJ;
preaching at IL A. M. and 1880 P. M,
%Epworth League, $3.50 P. NJ. Prayer
meeting Thursday night each week al
E:30 P. M.
REV. JAMES A. KIRFMAN, Pastor.
Teachers Notice-All those expect
ing to attend the Graniteville Review
School, are requested to write me al
once and arrange for board. Date,
April 2Sth to June 9th. Tuition $500
for term. Board, $500 per week.
s. M. DULANEY.
Last Saturdays st. Louis Republic
contained the announcement from
Washington, d. O., that Congressman
Hensley had recommended the ap-
pointment Of M. w. Daugherty as
postmaster at Ironton. The appoint
ment will probably be made in a few
days.
The REGISTER last week made the
statement that Otto Thomas would
have the catering privileges at aEp.
worth Among the Hills'' again this
summer. This was an error; the
privileges at Epworth for the coming
season have not yet been let to any
one. Nor have the privileges on Ar
cadia Heights for this year yet beer
awarded.
Public Administrator Paul P Rosen'
treter took charge of the estate Of ths
late w. p. McOarver. of Pilot Knoll