Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-06-05
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Strawberries about gone.
Time for the June weddings.
The ice man has been getting busy.
The valley is about to organize a base
ball team.
And sure enough it has been sum-
mer time.
Teachers Examinations Friday and
Saturday.
The dry spring has hurt the mead
ows greatly.
Mayor Rasche is now domiciled in
his new store.
Cleaners will meet with Mrs. Grow,
Thursday, at two o'clock P. M.
Remember the ball at Graniteville
next Monday evening, June 9th.
The Methodist Assembly, Arcadia,
will be held July 22d-August Sd.
A number of the Country Club Off
cials are expected here from st. Lou
is Friday.
The Cleaners will hold their Ex-
change at Gay & Kindell's, Saturday,
June 18th. Home baking.
Sweet Potato Plants for sale at w.
g. Whitworth's, Arcadia, and Fred.A.
Twomey's, I%ronton; zoe per hundred.
Three automobiles made the trip
from st. Louis Saturday evening, re-
turning next day. The roads are re-
ported as being in good condition.
A gang of men were put to work on
Arcadia Heights Tuesday morning
fixing the roads and getting the
grounds in shape for the Assembly in
August.
Miss Maurine Farmhouse, aged ten,
had a birthday party last Friday, with
an attendance of sixteen. They had
a good time, and Miss N. received
many fine presents.
Prof. Daugherty has, as yet, not e.
ceived his commission as postmaster,
but is expecting it every day. The
new Democratic postmaster at Green
vile took charge June 1st.
r. w. Ayres and wife of st. Louis
county are spending a few days at
their home on the mountain side.
Mr.. Wilcox and family Of st. Louis
will occupy the place again this sum-
mer.
The Women's Home Mission Soci-
ETY. will meet at Fort Hill Church, June
18th, 1918. Subject; Cleaning from
the Conference. All members urged
to be present. Visitors always well
come.
DR.. H. III. Piper, Registered Veteri-
nary Surgeon, is now located at IRON
ton, Missouri. Treats all kinds Of dis
eases that stock is subject to. Calls
answered night or day. Phone 176,
Sutton Hotel.
A. J. Sheahan has been appointed
postmaster at Graniteville vice w
R. Allen, Jr., resigned. Mr.. Sheahah
was in Ironton Saturday fixing up his
bond and will probably take charge
in a week or SO.
Chas. Madlinger Of Granite City,
Illinois, spent a couple of days in IRON
ton the first of the week, greeting old
friends and acqu~aintances. Charlie
ssya he likes Granite City very much
and is doing well there.
Miss Myra Elizabeth AXE graduated
with honors in the Magnolia, Arkan'
sas, High School, Wednesday, May
21st, 1918. The young lady's many
friends in the valley will be pleased
at this announcement and offer congra'
tulations.
Rev. Mark Whitney, evangelist, Of
Newton, Kansas, assisted by Fred
Geitz, Jr., song evangelist, and Mrs.
Fred Geitz, Jr., organist, of Ellington,
Mo-, will conduct a series of meetings
at Poplar, Bluff, Mo-, beginning Tues
day, June 18th.
To Miss Lille Belle Bishop the edi
tor is indebted for an invitation to the
Commencement Exercises of the
Missouri State Normal School al
Cape Girardeau, June 9th. Miss Bish-
OPP is a member OF the Senior Glass
We extend our best wishes.
Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht sustained
quite a severe fall last Friday. She
was standing on q chair doing some
cleaning, when the chair tipped over
and threw her down q stairway. For
tunely no bones were broken, but she
was bruised considerably on the neck
and shoulder.
Mr.. o. w. Ramsey, Of Bismarck
was here Saturday in BIS automobile
bringing with him two Of the Bismarck
"boys," Jesse Harral, aged 90, and
and Jack Edison, aged SO. They en-
joyed the trip immensely and were
warmly greeted by many friends AND
acquaintance.
1t is dry, very dry, and we are need
ing rain badly. From what we learr
we are not quite so dry here in the
valley as other sections near. But We
are very dry, all the m There was
q slight rain Tuesday morning. II
was all right as far as it went, but
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