Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-06-19
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Fourth of July in a couple of weeks.
Quite a lot of hay hauled the past
week.
Commencement at Arcadia Coll ege
this afternoon.
The drouth continues and the situa-
ton is growing desperate.
Our enlarged post office is all right.
A credit to the community.
The thermometer registered SO
Tuesday. A pretty warm day.
For rent or for sale-Cottage of six
rooms Apply to Mrs. Kirchner.
The official statement of the Iron
County Bank is printed this week.
Remember the big picnic and fish
fry at Arcadia Hotel Park, July 4th.
The Arcadia Assembly grounds will
be lighted with electricity this year.
The Sheahan Granite Company ex-
poets to put a crusher at work soon.
The peach trees are loaded. If we
a just get enough rain to mature
the fruit.
County Superintendent Burnham
has called a teachers meeting for
July 10th.
Childrens' Day service at Fort Hill
Methodist Church next Sunday even
ing at 8 P. M.
An effort is being made to e-estab-
lish a.post-o Office at Kaolin, west OF
Belleview, in this county.
A delay in the arrival of some iron
has suspended work on the addition
being built to Arcadia College.
Born-To Prof. and Mrs. George L
Smith, Dexter, Mo-, Sunday, June 1st,
1918, a IL Id. boy. All are well.
Order your soda for the heated term
from the Arcadia Valley Bottline
Company, Arcadia. Phone 115.
The Cleaners will have the baker's
exchange at Gay & Kindell's store
Saturday June 81. Home baking.
Are we going to do nothing to abate
the dust on Main Street? 1t has been
worse than horrible the past month.
Madigan wants to show you his line
of Vacuum Sweepers. Take n home
and try it. They are fully guaranteed
To Mr.. g. W. Durfee, Of Arcadia
we are indebted for a basket of very
fine lettuce presented to us last Sat
urday.
Chas. j. Newman, the painter, says
that this is the busiest season in his
line that he ever experienced in the
valley. 4
Mrs. Sallie Allen and family are liv-
ing in DR.. Smiths cottage recently
occupied by Mr.. Hardy, who has NOV
ed to st. Louis.
Before buying your Oil Stove SCI
the "Acme" line at Madigan's. The.
are the best in the market, and the
price is right. :.
But little progress has been mad
on the we'll on Arcadia Heights the
past two weeks. The depth is a littl'
more than 800 feet.
Henry Trammel's team of mule
away last Wednesday. The glass il
q number of sashes on the wagol
were broken to pieces.
Mr.. Mort Allen, in trombone, AM
Mrs. st. Louis, in cornet sections, as
sisted the Ozark Band in the last two
concerts in the park.
For Sale-A gentle, all-around driv
ing horse and top buggy, rubber-tireo
and roller bearing axles. See tn
horse at Rosentreter's stable.
The A. J. Sheahan Granite Compa
ny at Graniteville has bought an al
compressor and derrick formerly use
by the Syenite Granite Company.
The Peerless Orchestra has, for tn
past two weeks, been enjoying the ad
dition to their numbers, Of Mis- Wan
da, ane Mr.. Mort Allen, who ere fin
musicians.
A meeting of Star of the West Lodge
No. 1873, A. F. 8 A. M, is called 70
Saturday evening, this week. Wor'
in the M. M. Degree. All brother
are invited.
The Band will furnish music for th
Ice Cream Social by the Epwort
League at the M. E. Church lawn Fri
day evening. Homemade ice creai
will be served.
Married-At the Court House Iron
ton, Mo-, Tuesday, June II, 1918, Ed
G. Hunter and Aline Bell, both of s
Louis, Mo-, Probate Judge o. "
Roop officiating.
To Mr.. G. W. Collins the editor
indebted fora pound Of most delicior
honey. Mr.. O. has about forty stano
Of bees on his farm on Crane Pond an
they are doing finely.
H. M. Collins tells us that the Al
cadia Valley Bottling company is nol
turning out more and better soda wa
ter than ever before. Place your orde
for what your need for the 4th of Jul.
The decision OF. the Suprem Q Coul
~upholding the two cent rate in Mis-
souri, will probably become effectiv
on the Iron Mountain about July Is