Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-03-12
LOCAL BREvTTIEs

Try Cherry Chic. It's 6ne.-Adv.
Did any one say ga central depot9"
The early gardener will soon be
getting busy.
Then welcome will be ''the flowers
that bloom in the spring."
Thunder storm last night; snow this
morning. What do you think OF that?
How many more SHOWS are doomed
to us before Gentle Spring makes her
advent?
1t is too bad that our deserted hub
factory and screen factory cannot be
utilized.
County Court was in session this
week and adjourned Tuesday evening
till April Sth.
For SALE4A i x-weeks-old full
blooded Jersey Heifer. Apply to A.
Rieke, Ironton.
Every day gives more evidence
that we have a great and good man
in the White House.
Not often do we have two Fridays,
the 18th, within four weeks. Better
be careful to- morrow.
Easter, April 18th. If it brings the
usual cold spell the early gardener
should proceed slowly.
Granitoid walks, electric lights and
macadamized streets will help make
Ironton a shining light.
Wanted-Two men who understand
log hauling. A summers job; slips a
day; house rent free. D. MIcHALoN.
For RENT-Two houses. One, nine
rooms. The other, six rooms. Apply
to THAD BALDWIN, Ironton, Mo.
Single Comb White Leghorn Eggs
for sale. Thoroughbred stock, bred
to lay, out of a 2O0-egg strain.
Mrs. B. W. LOOMS, Ironton, Mo.
Married at the Court House, March
4th, 1914, Harry J.. Polite of Frederick
town, Madison County, Mo-, and Bell
Sharp of Roselle, Madison County,
Mo.
The prospective candidate has his
ear to the ground and already shears
the call of the dear people" that ne
make a personal sacrifice and run for
office.
A great bargain for cash, one hne
new Piano shipped to your locality by
mistake; will sell at sacrifice. Address
Milligan, 5O4 Gordon-Koppel Bldg,
Kansas City, Mo.
The late revival was probably the
biggest affair Of the kind in Irontor
since the late Rev. Ben Deering hello
his big revival in the Presbyterian
church in Ironton in 1886.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society, of Fort Hill Church, will meeI
at residence of DR.. Smith, in Ironton
Thursday, March 10Th, at 2:3O P. M
All members of church welcome.
Mr.. Webb concludes in this ISSUE
the account of his Alaskan ex'
periences. His contributions make
"mighty interestin' reading" and
hope we have not heard the last fron
him.
Many people who ought to know
insist that the proper kind OF an ic'
plant in the valley would be a payinI
proposition. N. Bit should not b
built as an attachment or side line t
a Creamery.
Special day at the M. 3. Churcl
next Sunday. Reception OF neN
members, Baptism and the Lord
Supper in the morning. Evangelist
services at night.
M. N. POWERS, Pastor.
The senior senator from Missoul
has been made chairman of tn
Senate Committee on Foreign Re
lations. Quite an honor OF which "
are all very proud. Now if we coul
only get a few Democrats into tn
federal offices in Missouri we woul
all be supremely happy.
The City papers that
r. Burnsides of the Poplar Bluff Re
publican will seek the Republics
nomination for the Fourteenth Dill
trict. What does our brother wal
with that empty honorP Even tt
prestige of parceling out the pos
offices no longer attaches to that jol
Mrs. Woodside has just returne
from a two weeks visit in St.. Lou
and wishes me to tell my readers tn
she has one of the most beautif
lines Of Spring Millinery--in all tn
the term i~mplies-ever brought
this town. For particulars see h
advertisement. Her Spring Openir
will be announced latter.
The Iron Mountain Railroad Cor
pany hasn't in its employ anywhere
more genial, afrable and compete
man than Ironton's station ager
Mr.. Chas. e. Downey. This may
regarded as a broad assertion but
is absolutely true. Not a week pass
but the REGISTER is not under ]
newed obligation to him. 1t Is
pleasure to testify to the worth a
fitness of such a servant Of the publ
On Thursday evening, April II, 10.
DR.. A. q. Ewing Of st. Louis, M