Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

September comes.
City licenses are due.
Some early fall weddings.
Lots of turnips have been sown.
Kathlyn pictures Thursday night.
The sere and yellow leaf are early.
The wood hauler is getting numer-
Gus.
Some warm weather the past week
again.
A lot of feed being imported. More
to follow.
Chas. L. Harris, sabula, has an ad.
this week.
Mare and Colt for Sale-Inquire at
this office.
Lots of watermelons imported the
past week.
An adjourned term of county court
next Tuesday.
Local fans are getting wild over the
st.. Louis Cardinals,
A good shower Tuesday and this
morning is like fall.
Get the "Kathlyn" habit-every
two weeks at the Picture Show.
A little mud on the streets Tuesday
evening-the first in many months.
Furnished rooms for rent.
MRS. LILLIAN DAVIS.
One or two fair showers the past
week, but the rain in abundance is yet
to come.
The Presbyterian manse nears com
pletion and is quite an attractive
structure.
Meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee of Iron County, Saturday,
September 9th.
"Kathlyn Lost in the Jungle" See
the fourth adventure, Thursday night,
at the Picture Show.
For Sale-Ice Chest of 100-pound
capacity. Cheap. Apply to s. W.
Andrews, Russellville.
W. D. Fletcher Tuesday shipped
two cars of sheep and a mixed car Of
horses, cattle and hogs, to st. Louis.
The screen factory building in north
Ironton burned on the morning of
June 10th. Fire is still smoldering in
the sawdust.
The colored K. P. lodge will give a
Picnic and Fish Fry at Rodach's Park,
north Ironton, Labor Day, Monday,
September 7th.
The Continental Screen Company
state that their property in north
Ironton, the site of the old screen fac
tory, is not for sale.
A "dry moon"-the fifth in success
sion-put in its appearance the past
week. Let's hope this n will moi
be so dry as it LOOKS.
o. L. Yount last week purchased
what is known as the Pitcher place.
near the rife range. and is now max
ing his home thereon.
Application was made in the circuit
court in st. Louis last Friday for a re-
ceiver for the Bankers Trust Compa'
ny. A receiver will be named to-day
Louis Miller has completed the foun'
dation for a new hotel in Arcadia. The
site is that of the old Arcadia hotel
which burned twelve or fifteen years
ago.
The total cost in the Annapolis rapt
cases amount to about $500. The
amount is paid by the state and it il
expected will here for disbursement
in a few days.
Married-At the residence of Joh1
Mayes, Ir~onton, Mo-, Saturday, Aug
ust 22d, 1914, John Mayes, Jr., AM
Alma Christ, Probate Judge O. w
Roop officiating.
The family of Mr.. Ed. Baird of Area
dia will leave Friday for Jackson, Mo.
where they will remain for the win
ter. Mr.. B. Is conductor on the branch
leading into that town.
A little bird whispers me that mi o
our Valley girls, Miss Lena Fletcher
and Mr.. Henry Cheney, Of Clinton
KY, will enter into double blessed
ness at 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
Roscoe Parsons, with a party 9
eight, autoed from Bonnie Terre y
Arcadia Sunday. After viewing tn
Valley and taking supper at the Inn
they returned home in the evening.
Ed Summers has returned from
fishing and hunting expedition on tn
Middle Fork OF Black River. He re
ports an abundance of squirrels an,
says he v saw fish 80 plentiful be
fore.
Prof. and Mrs. Loomis left Monda
morning for Columbia, Mo-, in thei
automobile. They expect to stop a
Bismarck and Flat River en- route, ex
pecting to got Columbia about tn
first Of the month.
l hear of some boys ~trespassing vi
on the premises of a family now ab
sent from town. The names of th