Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-22

IrOntOn, Missouri,
THURSDAY MAY %, 1913.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Picnic season here.
Summer visitors soon.
The June roses are in bloom.
1t is, indeed, the valley beautiful,
now
Decoration Day Friday of next
week.
The peach trees seem to be over
loaded.
The boys will soon be hunting the
swimming hole.
Fine White and Yellow Seed Corn
at Lopez Store Co.
A June wedding, sur enough, and,
maybe, two or three.
Circuit court convenes in Reynolds
county next Monday.
= The bicycle boy is much in evidence
in the valley these days.
Our Spring drouth terminated with
o glorious rain Friday morning.
The Cleaners meet with Mrs. Jelly,
Thursday, May 22d, at 2 O'Clock.
DIR. ]. H. Martin has removed his
family back to Pilot Knob again.
Iwant to buy a good saddle horse
THOMAS d. JONES.
Geo. L. Smith has bought the Dex-
ter Business College from Prof. Moot
hart.
Frank Negim, the new merchant,
has an advertisement in this weeks
paper.
The Boston Boomers have been
playing ball in st. Francois county
the past week.
All kinds of fishing parties. The st.
Francis and the Iron Mountain dam
are favorite haunts.
Another breakdown stopped work
on the we'll on Arcadia Heights sever
al days Of last week.
The Arcadia Country Club lake and
park will be sold at trustees sale by
Sheriff Blue next Saturday.
The commencement exercises of the
Missouri Holiness College at Des Arc
will occur May 9th, 28th and 29th.
Get your Lawn Mowers ground
Tuesday and Friday of each week al
MADIeAN's HARDWARE.
\ Adrian Steel will have his law office
in the second story of the addition
now being built to the Willard Hotel.
Sweet Potato Plants for sale at W
g. Whitworth's, Arcadia, and Fred.A
Twomey's, I%ronton; zoe per hundred.
Cashier Thompson of the Bismarck
Bank was here in his automobile last
week and spent a day with his sister
Mrs. B. W. Loomis.
Wanted-Shoats from 25 to So lbs.
state price and description in letter o.
call. John H. Altrup, Arcadia, Mo.
opposite Tins farm.
DIR. E. L. Farmhouse, J. s. Conway
and W. R. Edgar, Jr., are spending
the week on st. Francois river, neal
M. T. Kesling's farm, fishing.
Chickens Wanted-Old hens, II
cents a pound; young flyers, ~ to
pounds, IS to 20 cents per pound.
O. D. ALEXANDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. Schach, o
! Ironton, r rejoicing owe the arriva
of a baby boy at their home on Fri
day, May Is, 1918. We extend GU
congratulations and very best wishes
One night last week some n brok'
one of the plate glass windows in thu
post Office building. The rock wa
found lying near the window mex
morning, but no trace of the guilt,
party.
DR.. III. H. Piper, Registered Veteri
mary Surgeon, is now located at Iror
ton, Missouri. Treats all kinds of dis
eases that stock is subject to. Call
answered night or day. Phone 176
Sutton Hotel.
Mrs. W. R. Hinsdale and daughters
of Pilot Knob, removed the first O
the week to Columbia, Mo-, wher
they will make their home for som
time in the future, the young ladie
attending the University.
The first homegrown strawberrie
were on the market last Friday. The
were fine. Far superior to the i'm
ported article. In comparison as tn
mountain spring with the sluggish
Shiny water of the swamp.
The county court, at its recent ses
sion, fixed the tax levy for road pun
poses for the current year at five cent
on the 300. In addition to this, hov
ever, there is special road and bridg
tax of 20 cents on the 800 valuation.
Mr.. W. T. Gay returned to Irontc
Sunday after spending five weeks
st. Luke's Hospital, st. Louis, whei
he underwent a surgical operation
He is still weak but his general cond
ton is reported as very satisfactory.
Carl Trauernicht, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Herman T~rauernicht, Of Farm