Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-02-27

a great many people sunerlng from
colds.
1t will soon be determined who shall
be postmaster.
Fine apples, 80 cents a peck, at
Codding's Meat Market.
1t is rumored that we are to have
another pool room in town.
About the last hope for an ice crop
this season has gone glimmering.
Quite a lot of reading matter un-
~avoidably crowded out this week.
Remember the High School enter
tainment at the Academy of Music
Friday night.
DR.. L. G. Hafner, the Opthalmolog-
ist, will be in Ironton the week com
mencing March Sd.
Everything in the house furnishing
Iine at a big discount during February
Clearing Sale. LOPEZ STORE 90.
Bill Earle Shelton is moving his
household goods from Des Arc to the
January farm north Of town.-Cen-
terville Outlook.
Big Special February Sale at Browns.
Come and see Dur Big Bargains. eve
a save you money" B. N. BROWN,
Ironton, Mo.
1t is said that the Arcadia Country
Club contemplates building a $25OO
bungalow club house near Rainbow
dam this spring.
The banks and the post Offices were
closed last SattS day. That's about all
there was of observation of Washing
toms birthday in the valley.
The Woodstock factory is closed
down this week because of lack OF
timber. About 70 logs are required
daily to keep the factory running.
1t is an old saying that thunder in
February means a frost on the same
day in May. Then, look out, for May
21st. There was thunder with the rain
last Friday.
Married-At the courthouse, Iron
ton, Missouri, Saturday, February ~,
1918, Ed Marler and Hattie Lamar
both of Ironton-Probate Judge O.W'
Roop officiating.
Thos. D. Jones made a trip to st.
Louis the first part of last week to buy
a load of cattle for feeding. But the
price was too high, and Tom decided
not to touch them.
The Ironton High School will give
Same of Old Salem" at the Academy
of Music Friday night. Don't miss it
Tickets, adults, % cents children, 10
On sale at the Handy Kitchen.
Chas. P. Damron was an Arkansa
visitor week before last. During hi
absence he was in Little Rock looking
after some legislation relative to
drainage district on White River.
After a week of spring-ike wealth
er, it got cold Saturday and Sunda,
afternoon we had a snow storm. Tn
snow disappeared under Monday
sun, but it is still cold and unsettled.
Rev. Stansfield will make his futur
home in St. Louis. His parish an
many friends that he and his estimabl
family have made during his stay
De Soto regret their departure.-D
Soto Republican.
County Treasurer Thos. D. Jone
is now prepared to redeem all count
warrants issued prior to January Is
1918. Interest IN all these warrant
has been stopped, SO call on tn
Treasurer and get your cash.
A team which Rosentreter, til
livery man, sent to Belleview Tuet
day got away from the driver, bu
luckily no great damage resulte'
Some parties who drove to the Knc
Saturday broke a rig for Mr.. Rosel
treter.
The editor is in receipt of a vel
pleasant letter from Mr.. Drummer
Jones of st. Louis. Mr.. Jones sa.
that he still holds some real estate
the valley and at some time in Il
future he may build another "Maples
We all hope 30.
The government has not yet al
nounced a lease for the post-ofice,
begin when the the present lease g
pires next July. 1t is understood tn
bids we're submitted by the owner
the present post-ofice quarters a
the 1. o. o. F. Hall.
Mr.. Adolph Lopez and his attorne
Judge H. s. Caulfeld, of st. Lou
were in Ironton Monday arrangi
the details of the transfer OF the MI
dlebrook, Graniteville and Believe
railroad to A. ]. Sheahan. Mr.. Lop
is arranging to retire from the gra
tie business.
For SALE-A $500 General mt
camille business for $4,000 II TAI
before April LIST, 1918. One half CO
and one-half on easy terms. No G
cumbrance. A snap for the right mi
In good farming country and near !
mines. Best reasons for selling. l
particulars address Box As, Clearwat
Idaho.
Thos. II. Holman 10 again Highv