Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-03-06


which Ed Cain viii have charge.
F.Buechsenschuetz lat Middlebrook,
we understand, has harvested quite a
supply of ice this winter. In the val
ley but little ice has been garnered and
we will have to depend chiefly on i'm
portation for next summers supply.
A. j. Sheahan, of G~raniteville, is in
st. Louis this week to get the deed
from the Iron Mountain Company to
the granite lands which he purchased
a couple of weeks since. The Syenite
Company has until May 1st to vacate
the premises.
Prof. B. W. Loomis tells us that he
will sgsin pursue his studies in the
State University at Columbia during
the summer vacation. Prof. Loomis
is certainly an enthusiast in his work,
and we predict for him great distinc-
ton in his profession.
We had quite a snow storm last Fri
day afternoon and night and Saturday
morning there we're three or four
inches of the "beautifull.n Most of it
disappeared that day, however, but
Saturday night it got cold again and
the thermometer went down to 6.
Anything in the way of plumbing
may be safely entrusted to J. @. En-
ders. He is a good machinist and
painstaking. II you need a pump, a
bath a kitchen sink or lavatory,
call on him. Engines and machinery
of all kinds repaired and adjusted.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Will
son, 251S East Union Avenue, st. Lou
is, Mo-, Monday, March, 8, 1881 fine.
big girl. Weighs IL lbs. Mother and
child doing fine. Papa is as happy as
a lark, and grandma Williams-well
the smile simply won't wear 0 if. x.
Frank Schultz, an old and highly re-
pected citizen of Madison county, dice
at his home in Frederlcktown Tues
day of last week at the age of II years
His widow, who was formerly Mis-
Amanda Miller, and lived in Irontol
and Pilot Knob many years, survives
him.
Measles are said to be prevalent il
Lesterville and vicinity around and al
a result it has been requested that the
County Board of Health quarantine
those SO afflicted. The matter will bt
referred to the County Court when i
meets next week.-Centerville Out
look.
Says the Bismarck correspondent o
the Pennington News: ssJames Dob
bins, of ~Lesterville, was here Monda.
trying to locate a plant for the manu-
~facture of wire fence stretchers. Thu
encouragement he received was no
sufficient, SO the plant was located a
Ironton."
Mr.. Harris, the harness man, thu
other day showed us a very fine set o
double harness that he had just com
pleted. There are So lbs. of leather il
the harness and the workmanship
the best. Mr.. Harris is a skilled hand
if you need anything in his line he cal
please you.
John Thurman, who died at Granite
vile, February 22d, had a 81 900 polio.
in the Modern Woodmen. The de
ceased was about rs years of age AM
had been a member of the Woodmel
little more than three years. TIL
total cost of his insurance had beef
ess than $50.
Mr.. August Rieke went to st. Loui
last Friday to meet his nephew, Wm
Rieke, who has just arrived from Gen
many. The young man is 26 years Q
age and has jusj completed his militia
ry service in the German army. If h
likes this country he will probably be
come a citizen.
Flat River correspondence in Farm
ington News: 80. r. Bramblet lei
Wednesday for a short business tri
to Cape Girardeau county. Enrout
back he will stop at Arcadia to accom-
pany home Mrs. Bramblet and littl
daughter who have been visiting Their
the past ten days."
Although he has had all kinds Of ba
luck, Mr.. James Sewell, of st. Jamet
Mo-, the contractor who is drilling th
we'll on Arcadia Heights, is not dis
couraged and says he is going to g
a bountiful supply of water. We Gel
tainly hope he will. The well is no
: over 200 feet deep and dry-very DIR!
DIR. Martin, our representative, wa
, homie from jefferson City last wee
bringing with him Mrs. Martin, VIII
, underwent an operation in the Deacon
ness Hospital, st. Louis about mont
since. Mrs. Martin is still very veal
, but is improving. DR.. Martin re
turned to Jefferson the last Of tt
, week.
Il For SALE-A $500 General mel
camille business for $4,000 if take
| before April LIST, 1918. One half cas-
and one-half on easy terms. No er
c%umbrance. A snap for the right ma
In good farming country and near I'll
mines. Best reasons for selling. F.
particulars address Box As, Clearwate
Idaho.
> The Syenite Granite Company hi
concluded not to sell its machinery
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