Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-02-04
oCA BREvITIEs.

Probate COURT next week.
Lent begins February 18th.
Friday night-"Trey Of Hearts"
The little folk are talking Valentine.
Lopez's tell of the Big Clearing Sale.
Some rain Saturday and Saturday
night.
The city council transacted routine
business Monday night.
Eggs seem quite plentiful but the
price remains at 80 cents.
The creeks we're higher Sunday
than they have been for years.
am looking for the fellow who told
me we would have no winter after
January LIST.
Our Arcadia friends seem to De
making progress slowly with the light
question.
Crowded this week. Be patient,
kind reader, and we'll try and do
better next week.
The home of Mrs. Margaret Prueitt
on Shepherd street is advertised to De
sold February 23rd.
Read House Bill No. 451, printed on
the 9Th page Of this paper. 1t is q
sslulu.n More non
Dinger Bros. are arranging to en-
gage in the manufacture of screen
doors in north Ironton.
The Centerville Outlook says Rey-
nolds County is importing $5O,ooo
worth of feed monthly.
Don't forget the date Of the Masque
Ball at Academy of Music-not at the
Valley Inn as at first contemplated.
The County Court will probably
make a lease of the county farm for a
term Of three years during the present
session.
Mrs. Drucilla Whitworth, relict OF
the late Jno. W. Whitworth,i is critical
ly ill at her home in Arcadia. It is
feared that she car not recover.
Found-On the road west of Iron
ton, a watch. The owner can have
same by describing the watch and pay
ing for this notice. J. r. WEAVER.
Chas. =. Newman has returned from
Sikeston, Mo-, where he has been
employed for several weeks on a
Church Louis Miller of Arcadia is
building there.
A sale Of the personal property OF
the late DR.. II. w. Jones is advertised
to take place at the late home OF the
deceased in east Ironton Saturday,
February 18th.
Mrs. Nellie, Depew resumed her
work as teacher in the Primary De-
partment of the Ironton schools Mon
day morning after being confined to
her room two weeks by illness.
Mrs. A. Roehry entertained a few
friends last Friday afternoon. the
occasion being the hostess - birth.
day. The hours sped pleasantly.
Jno. G. Hartman is announced as a
candidate for Superintendent OF
schools in Reynolds county. Miss
Barton, the present incumbent, it il
said, will not be a candidate for re-
election.
City and school election April 9th,
In the school election a county super
intendent and directors are to be
chosen. In the city Of Ironton all the
elective officers are to be filled-May.
or, Marshal, Collector and four Alder
men.
For SALE-Near Fort Davidson,
Pilot Knob, Mo-, a new four-room
House, with seven fifty-foot lots, two
wells, several fruit trees, large vine
yard and q. variety of small fruits and
berries. See JAcK HEDGEcoTH, Pilot
Knob, Mo.
The Woman's Missionary Program,
February 10: Hostess, Mrs. Mckee;
Devotional, Mrs. Feary; Roll Gall;
Scripture; Business; Short Talk,
"War and Missions," Mr.. Mitchell;
Chapter on Mexico, Mrs. Francis; Mu'
sic, Mrs. Damron; Closing Prayer.
An astronomical event of such rart
occurrence that those who know de
clare it will not take place again fol
thousands of years, is the fact thai
the noon will not s'full" during Feb
ruary. There was a full noon the
frst OF last month and there wal
another January 80.
1t was never known there were 81
many expert r~oadbuilders in Irontor
until the street improvement began
Now every fellow has an opinion tt
express. A few, a very few, say tina
the street will be all rightand lasting
but most OF the experts predict dire
disaster in the future.
It's Grandpa Kerlagon now, If vol
please. The Doctor received q tele'
gram Wednesday evening from hi
son, O. y. Kerlagon, Of Victoria, Tex
as, stating that a son had arrived a
their home that day. Congratulations
Doctor. Bismarck Gazette.
Our congratulations, too.
County court is In session this week
Monday and Tuesday ,were devoted
chiefly to settling with the roadover.
seers. The court Tuesday made al
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