Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-29
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

And June is almost here.
Friday is Decoration Day.
Read the ad of the Clardy Farm.
Mighty cold weather the past week.
"Seben and 'leben"-painful mem
cries.
Commencement at Arcadia College,
June 18th.
A fire was necessary to comfort last
Friday, May 2Sd.
Fine White and Yellow Seed Corn
at Lopez Store Co.
DR.. Hafner, the opthamologist, will
be here next week. :
The fishermen are not reporting any
extraordinary catches.
Teachers examinations Friday and
Saturday of next week.
WANTED-Would like to rent a good
upright piano. Phone So.
Judge o. W. Roop has added a fine
porch to his residence in north Iron
ton.
The local banks will not be open for
business Friday, May 3Oth-Decoration
Day.
Thos. Jones last Friday bought a
fine riding horse from Ed. Maddox,
of Des Arc.
Born-To MI. and Mrs. James Tyn-
dali, near Pilot Knob, Mo-, Friday,
May 20, 1913, a boy.
The electric light people are ex-
tending their wires as far out in Rus
seville as "The Naples"
Recorder Hawkins last week issued
a marriage license to Herbert Wright
and Grace Pannebaker of Sabula.
Quite a number of people visited the
cemeteries Sunday and placed flowers
on the graves of their loved ones.
Sweet Potato Plants for sale at W.
G.. Whitworth's, Arcadia, and Fred.A.
Twomey's, Ironton; zoe per hundred.
Mrs. Elliot, recently of Arcadia, is
now domiciled in Thos. d. JONES' resi-
dence in Ironton, on the mountain
side.
j. Grandhomme has received a mon
ster new soda fountain for the Handy
Kitchen. He is also arranging for a
summer garden.
The Cleaners will give a 10 cent
Silver Tea at the home of Mrs. Null
lin, Thursday, May goth, from 2 to
430. All welcome.
D. E. Fletcher last week purchased
from Mrs. Mamie Elliott the property
known as the "Lincoln Cottage" in
Arcadia. Consideration, $2700.
The work of tearing down the old
Arcadia Seminary has been finished
and the building of the foundation for
the new building is well under way.
o. W. Ramsey, of Bismarck, and E,
E. Evans, president of the proposed
roadroad from Bismarck to Bunker.
visited the valley in an automobile
Tuesday.
]. B. Andrews, who lives in the
Cove, pleaded guilty before Squire
Rasche last Thursdsy to the charge O.
~assaulting Toney Allgier, son of Nick
Allgier, and was fined 81 and costs.
Mrs. Woodside wants the ladies to
know that on a recent trip to st. Lou
is she ~replenished her stock of spring
and summer millinery. A beautiful
stock to select from. Call and ee.
A. D. Robinson who is living in Erin
Arkansas, is spending a few days with
his father, Samuel Robinson, in Gran.
iteville, who has been in poor health
for several months. Mr.. Robinson
paid US a call Tuesday.
The Ironton band boysare perfect
ing arrangements for a monster pic
mic in Goulding's Park, July 4th. AL
parties desiring privileges at the pic
mic will file their bid with j.. e. Grand
homme not later than June 18th.
The Masonic and X. P. cemeteries
have been cleaned up, grass and weed
cut, trees trimmed and placed in goot
condition. A neat wire fence has
been built around the X. P. cemetery
and adds much to it's appearance.
Mr.. A. J. Sheahan returned to his
home in Graniteville last week after
spending a month OF more in the Alex
ian Brothers Hospital, st. Louis. Mr.
Sheahan expects to be kept very busy
in the granite business this summer.
1t is proposed to enlarge the Mason
ic cemetery by buying a strip OF land
adjoining on the east, from Mr.. Edgar
All the lots in the old cemetery have
been sold and the acquisition of more
territory is essential to future de-
mands.
In writing DR.. J. H. Martin, in ref
erence to the Supreme Courts decis-
ion in the Pilot Knob depot case, w
M. Fitch, assistant encouragement
says: "This is a great victory for YOU
people and you deserve great credit
for same"
Aletter from Rev. W. w, strother in
forms us that he and his family will
leave California on the return trip tc
Missouri June 18th. They will make al
ocean trip up to Van Couver and ther
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