Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-04-16
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us all do our part.
Band Concert April 9th. Full
particulars next week.
The probate docket for the May
term is printed this week.
Too cold and wet for farming to
progress very satisfactorily the past
week.
The Catholic ladies gave a very
pleasant dance at Valley Inn Monday
night.
J. R. Baldwin, local agent for the
Ford automobile, received four cars
Monday.
Rumor says that a big brick hotels
contemplated in North ,Ironton, near
the depot.
Let the money voted to be spent on
the streets be carefully and prudently
invested. Let there be no waste.
For Sale-One Mitchell Touring Car
in good running condition.
FLETCHER & BARGER.
Our courthouse yard could be made
a most beautiful and attractive place
with the expenditure of little money.
The increases in assessment made
by the board of equalization last week
are printed in this issue of the REGIS
TER.
For Sale-Six very desirable lots in
East 1ronton for $110. Also, 100 feet
of I'd inch iron pipe.
A.. A. JACOBS, Arcadia, Mo.
The county court has named Satur-
day, May 10th, as the date for the To-
cal option election. The legal notice
of the election is published this week.
Married-At the courthouse, IRON
ton, Mo-, Saturday, April II, 1914, ia
cob Hard and Josephine Ulrich, both
of st Louis, Mo-, Probate Judge O.
W. Roop officiating.
On Saturday, April %, 1914, Mrs. nj.
F. Lowe will sell at her home at Iron
Mountain, Mo-, a lot of cattle, hogs,
horses, farm implements, h~ousehold
and kitchen furniture.
Bismarck will build a $4,000 high
school this summer. Chas. ]. Tual,
@. A. Buckley and Louis Miller, valley
builders, have all submitted bids to
build the structure, we r told.
For Sale-Fawn and White I. r.
Duck Eggs-pure white eggs and win
ter layers-at Is cents for 10 by ex-
press. MRS. J.W. LovELAcE,
Brunot, Mo.
e, L. Farmhouse returned home last
week after an absence of three weeks
in Jefferson City and Franklin county
He left this morning for Chicago
where he will remain for a week OF
more.
Several people seem to think the
railroads will go back to the three
cent rate May 1st. This is a mistake
The two cent rate will apply to al
travel within the, state. Three cents
will be charged on interstate travel.
Fred Twomey has had st. Francois
county added to the territory wherein
he represents the Krenning Grocery
Company Of st. Louis. Fred is much
elated over his enlarged field and say
he will bring his family back to Iron
ton as soon as he can find a house.
J.E. Grandhomme has about con
cluded a trade of his business house
across from the courthouse for ar
apartment house on Forest Parl
Boulevard in st. Louis The deed
have not yet been filed but it is sale
that the deal is practically closed.
The Bismarck hotel will be conduct
ed by B. T. Eaton. She was urgentl.
requested to do So by the Southeast
Missouri Drummers Association anc
also the various Orders Of Railwa.
men, They promised their heart.
support and cooperation .-Bismarcl
Gazette.
The city council held a meeting
Monday night and F. R. Hotson, new
ly elected member from the nortf
ward was inducted into office. VIM
VIM. Trauernicht, who wal electe
from the south ward, declines to serv'
and another election will have to b
held to fill the place.
Andrew Farmhouse, Record Keepe
of Ironton Tent, No. 1852, Knights @
the Maccabees, Wednesday mornin
received a check for $4,000 in favo
of Mrs. Annie Schneider, widow Q
the late Chas, W. Schneider, who die
in st. Louis about March 1st. Promp
payment of insurance.
q. Meyer, the we'll known Eye Op
tical Specialist, will be at the Com
mercial Hotel, Ironton, Mo, Monday
April goth, 1914, from the hours Of Il
6P. M, to meet patients needing thei
eyes tested and glasses properly fitted
Satisfaction guaranteed; will visi
Ironion every thirty days hereafter.
Weatherly speaking, Sunday was a
ideal Easter, and the services in th
churches throughout the Valley wer
fitting supplement to its joy an
brightness. The themes OF sermo
and song were Love and Hope; an