Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-24
q BREvITIEs.
Brown has a new ad.

The lake in the Shut-In is said to be
magnificent.
Percy & Son have an advertisement
on the first page.
The County Board of Appeals will
meet next Monday.
The probate docket for the May term
is printed this week.
Sergeant Andrews is building a
home near the rifle range.
The beer man from Middlebrook is
delivering ice in the valley.
Fred Delano has his automobile
painted and looking like a brand new
car.
But little work has been done on the
well on Arcadia Heights the past two
weeks.
The Cleaners meet with Mrs. F.Kin-
dell, ST., Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock.
The thermometer registered 80 last
Friday. Pretty good for the middle
of April.
The circuit court docket for the
April term, which meets Monday, is
published this week.
DR.. Houston has returned to Iron
ton and is prepared to wait on all who
may need dental work.
Again We pause to remark that there
should be an electric light on the
bridge between here and Arcadia.
Carter Bl~anton, of Arcadia, who is
running a picture show in Bismarck,
tells us that he is getting along nicely
VIM. Black was elected Marshal of
Pilot Knob at the recent town election
there. The new official promises to
keep the boys milne.
Main street has been mighty dusty
the past week. High time to consider
some proposition to keep the dust
down during the summer.
Several people who witnessed the
opera at the convent Sunday evening
last are insisting that the production
be repeated with a charge for admis-
sion.
The Cleaners will give a Silver Tea
at the home of Mrs. F. Kindell, Sr.
Wednesday afternoon April Both, from
two to six O'Clock, For the benefit Of
the basement fund.
DIR. j. W. Wick was here from St
Louis a few days the past week. He
was looking after his property here
getting it in shape for his family who
will arrive about June 1st for the
summer.
w. A. Curtis, formerly of Ironton
but who has been making his home II
jefferson City for a number of years
has been made postal clerk in the
penitentiary under the Major regime
We congratulate the young man.
Woman's Missionary Meeting Of thu
Presbyterian church for May %, 1918
Hostess, Miss Gay; Devotional, Mrs
Damron; Business; Roll Call; Cur
rent Happenings in Siam and Laos
Report of Delegates to Presbyterial
Music, Miss Gay.
G.. A. Buckley has been awarded tn
contract for building the addition t.
Arcadia College. The price, we un
derstand, is in the neighborhood 0
1872 900. A half million brick will b
used in the structure and work will
commence at once.
We learn that Louis Miller has thre'
of his bungalows in Arcadia leased t.
st. Louis parties for the summer
There is no question but that the val
ley would have lots of summer visitor
from st. Louis if we had any accom-
modations to offer them.
MI. W. T. Gay underwent a surgi
cal operation In st. Luke's hospital il
st. Louis last Thursday. The patien
stood the operation nicely and it !
reported that he is getting along yer.
we'll. He will probably remain in tn
hospital three or four weeks.
M. s. McCarty, OF st. Louis, wa
here a couple of days the past week
MI. McCarty is the man who built tn
rainbow dam and has brought suit !
the st. Louis courts against Whitene
and London for $4,000 which he al
leges is yet due him on the contract.
The Syenite Company has an i'm
mense amount of lumber piled up q
Middlebrook-the debris of the man.
structures torn down at Granitevillt
All of the machinery is stored a
Middlebrook, too. The Syenite peopl
vacate the Graniteville property Ma
LIST.
Court Special - During
the next two weeks yol
can get a Special $3.5'
- NJ 81 -
Mems Shoes for $l.O5 a
B. N. Browns.
That interesting serial story, 9Th
Carpet OF Bagdad," which has beef
running on the inside pages Of tn
REGISTER for several weeks past, cor
cludes with this issue. DO not fall I
read the opening chapters Of anothe
great story. ttThe Lost SinRer,u |