Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-04-23
LOCAL %BREVITIEs.
A backward spring.

NhOANoy Ai6hp'
Boyer's Animal Show in Iron Iron
ton to-day.
The tie haulers have nearly all gone
to farming.
Cook Wanted-Apply at the Com
mercial Hotel.
TheBoard of Appeals meet at the
courthouse next Monday.
Several communications and other
matter crowded out this week.
Circuit court ~convenes next Mon
day. The docket is printed this week.
The ladies' of st. Paul's Guild meet
at Mrs. A. Roehry's Thursday after
noon.
Collector Forshee is remodeling his
home in west Ironton. Jacob Dinger
is doing the work.
For Sale-Team of brood mares,
wagon and harness, and No. - Vul-
can pillow. Address O. E. Stephens,
Arcadia, Mo.
George Begley, ST., left last night
for st. Louis where he will purchase
a sixty horsepower, seven-passenger
Mitchell six-Poplar Bluff Republican.
Married-Ironton, Mo-, Thursday,
April 16, 1914. Matthew Mcleod and
Mollie Wadlow, both of Sabula, Mo-,
R. A. Rasche, J. P, officiating.
Married-Ironton, Mo-, Wednesday
April 8, 1914, Lawrence How of
Herculaneum, Mo-, and Myrtle Lig-
gett, of G~raniteville, R. A. Rasche, j.
p, officiating.
The Ironton Baptist Sunday School
base ball team and the Baptist Sunday
School from Bismarck will cross bats
in two games at Ironton next Satur-
day afternoon.
Fred W. Delano was slightly injured
recently in st. Louis by a street a
running into an automobile in which
he was riding. Nothing serious, we
are glad to say.
Lost-Tuesday, between Hanson's
blacksmith shop and Lopez Store
Co.'s, q pair Of spectacles in black
case. Finder please return to this
office and receive reward.
DIR. A. E. Ewing of st. Louis will
deliver a lecture at the courthouse in
Ironton, Friday evening, April "a, on
sThe Conservation of Vision" Ad-
m~ittance free. All invited.
The financial statement of Iron
county for the year ending January
81, 1914, is issued in pamphlet form
with this issue of the REGISTER. 1t is
complete in every respect.
Jos. Madlinger has sold his bakery
in Ironton to a man by the name of
Smith from Howell county, who will
take charge May 18th. Mr.. Madlinger
will probably locate in st. Louis.
The railroad is putting in a platform
of cinders at the Pilot Knob statio on.
1t is thought that orders will soon be
given for trains Nos. % and %, and,
possibly, 9 to stop at that station on
flag.
Mont Patton came down from st.
Louis last Friday and is spending a
week with his uncle, M. T. Kesling,
near the Silver Mines. Mont is now
employed in the claim department.
Of the United Railways.
Sunday was cold and d~isagreeable
but a heavy blanket Of clouds kept
away the frost at night and no dam
age resulted. We are assured that
the frosts of the week previous did
not kill all the peaches.
For a limited time the following
magazines will be sent two years for
~: Good Housekeeping, Hearsts,
Cosmopolitan, Delineator, Every
bodys, Woman's Home Companion
and American. BAPTIST LADIES.
Many people are importuning Mr..
VIM. Trauernicht to serve as council
mantle position to which he was
elected at the recent city election. II
Mr.. T%rauernicht persists in his de-
clination a special election will be
called next month.
George O. Stark of Stark Farm,
south of Arcadia, last week received
a fine suit case from the National
Corn Show Exposition at Dallas,
Texas,-being the premium awarded
some COW peas Mr.. Stark had on dis
play at the Exhibition.
Boyer's trained Animal Show will
be in-Ironton, Wednesday, April 22d.
Two shows, afternoon and night.
Fifty trained ponies, fifty trained dogs,
trained monkeys, funny clowns, etc.
A great show. Ina tent near the
depot. Street parade about one
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Sleep on, little peach, sleep on.
You'll only wake to be murdered.
Sleep on and dream Of late March
winds and freezing April weather, and
then get ripe SO we can eat you.
There will be plenty of peaches In
Howell and Oregon counties this
year. The freezing weather last week
didn't kill them all. Fruit growers
differ in their opinion Of the amount
Of damage done, but II Is not as great
as first estimated. There are still
about 20 per cent Of the peach buds
in good condition, growers claim and
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