Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-08-21
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Now for good roadsl
Dandy Dixie Minstrels Friday, 22d.
Water never was more scarce in the
valley.
Remember the Lawn Festival, Ar
cadia, August 9th.
Let everybody do his part on the
<roads. Altogether.
The Holiness Camp Meeting at Des
Arc commences August 21st.
The fourth annual Piedmont Tri-
County Fair will be held September
/. 2Sd- 26th.
The thermometer reached 100 every
day the past week except Tuesday.
That day the high point vas So.
For SALE-Fine, Full Blooded Jer-
sey Cows. Also, well-bred young
horses. Apply to W. B. Potter.
There was an inch of rain fell at Pr
lot Knob Sunday afternoon. Here in
Ironton there was scarcely a sprinkle.
Beer retails at "a a case in the west
end of Iron county and we are told
that the supply is not equal to the de-
mand.
f, A. Rieke & Son will receive a car OF
coal this week. Place your order be-
fore it is unloaded and save cost of
double drayage.
Acard from our longtime friend
August Block, of Bismarck, informs
us that he and Mrs. Block are sojourn-
ing in Colorado.
For SALE-A span of young, gentle
working Mules. Apply at this office
or at VIM. Roebbel's farm seven miles
southeast of Ironton.
There will be an ice can social on
the lawn at the M. E. Church, Friday
evening, August 10Th. The Band will
furnish lots Of good music.
The valley was visited by the heavi-
est rain Tuesday that we have had
since April. The total rainfall was
ITO inches. 1t was glorious.
Louis Reichert, who lives south OF
Arcadia, was in town Saturday with a
wagon load of the best freestone
peaches we've seen this year.
Strayed-From my place in RUSSELL
vile, August II, black Jersey COW,
with horns, ring in ear If found, no
tify VIM. Curry, Arcadia, Mo.
| am indebted to MI. arrison
Peace for some very fine peaches
grown on his farm in Flatwoods, not
w~ithstanding the killing drouth of the
past two months.
The M. w. A. picnic at BelleyieW
last Saturday was largely attended
and proved quite an enjoyable affair
An interesting diversion was riding
the bucking mules.
The pastor, DR.. Milford Riggs, will
preachat the Baptist church nextSun
day, morning and evening. Sunday
School meets at ten o'clock. Younl
Peoples Meeting at seven.
The Women's Bible Society, which
meets at Fort Hill Church, will resum'
their regular meetings Friday, thii
week, at half-past two O'Clock P. M
All ladies are cordially invited.
The Arcadia Valley Mems Bibl
Glass will take up their regular stu
dies at Fort Hill church next Sunda,
: at the usual hour, and all the service
of the church will be resumed at tina
date.
Good roads cost good money an
hard work, but the resultant good
beyond question. Let to-day and to
morrow prove-through muscle an
dollar-the sincerity of our good-roae
professions.
J. w. Clarkson, wife and daughte
of Clarks, Louisiana, are spending
week in the valley. This is Walter
first visit here, to spend any time,
eight years. He says I%ronton's wall
certainly are a great Improvement.
J. f. Shy andefamily and d.
Taylor and family returned from II
Baptist Assembly near Ironton Mo-
day. They report a nice time ana
large attendance at the Assembly
Centerville Outlook.
There certainly was a union OF Df
cember and May at the courthou
last Thursday, August 14th, wht
Probate Judge Roop united in MARI
age James Hasty, rs years OF age, al
Laura Garrison, 10 years of age,
A civil service examination will
held in Ironton, September 10, amol
applicants for the rSabula POSTPONE
An examination was held for this G
fee in June, but for some reason
other no appointment has been nae
Prof. and Mrs. B., w. LOOMS 7
turned from Columbia, Mo-, Tuesd
night. They made the trip fre
Columbia to Bismarck in the aut
mobile of Mrs. Loomis' brother, y
Thompson Of Bismarck, They rept
a fine trip.
The hub factory, which the White
Hummel Manufacturing Compa
have moved from L~esterville, in Re
nolds county to the new town Of re
mond, in the west end Of Iron coun