Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-06-17
Q B~REvITIEs.

We have not seen any r~aspberries.
The ice mans season comes slowly.
Tuesday was certainly a glorious
day.
Main street is clean and neat as a
new pin.
The early peaches will be ripe in a
few days.
Commencement at Arcadia Thurs
day afternoon.
Don't miss the Picture Show to-
morrow night (T~hursday.)
Remember the big barbecue and
picnic at Arcadia July 9th.
Right faithfully did the good people
of Ironton observe Cleanup day.
Isn't it about time for June apples?
Or are there no more "June apples?"
The price of new potatoes receded
from 80 to 80 cents a bushel the past
week.
Remember we can not print your
communications unless you furnish
your name.
Jesse O'Neal brought a car full Of
ball players from Frankclay to Iron
ton Saturday.
II we just had a light at u station.
for the protection and convenience OF
night travellers.
Rev. j. T. Ford is no longer taking
part in the meeting at Pilot Knob,
we are informed.
A little dry weather, to harvest the
wheat and make the hay, would be
most acceptable now.
Ironton's oiled streets are all right
and we believe will abate the dust
nuisance for this season.
superintendent Hanson tells of the
Teachers Meeting and School Board
Convention in this weeks REGISTER.
There will be a called session Of
County Court Monday, June 18th.
Various matters are to be considered.
Recorder Hawkins last Wednesday
issued q marriage license to John
Whitaker and Nora Siliven of Jewett,
Mo.
MI. B. N. Brown has been suffering
the past week with a broken arm.
which he sustained while hoeing in
the garden.
MI. III. B. Krenning, we understand,
will probably build a magnificent
home on nThe Naples" property in
Russellville.
There will be on Ice Cream Supper
On the M. E. Church lawn, Ir%onton, on
Thursday evening, June oath. Every
body invited.
Saturday night Bruce McRae in The
Ring and the Man. A strong political
drama presented by the Famous
Players Film 90.
The Cleaners of the Presbyterian
Church will give a play in the Base
ment, Friday evening, June 25th, 5 P.
M. Everybody welcome.
All the blockmakers employed at
Sheahan's quarry, Graniteville, were
laid off Saturday. 1t is hoped to Sc
cure another contract soon.
Wheat cutting is in full blast in
Iron county and will continue for
smother week or ten days. The
yield generally speaking is good.
There is now but one saloon in
Pennington, and, it is said, that
thirst parlor is certainly doing some
business. Its license will expire July
Sd.
Mr.. A. v. Polak went to st. Louis
Sunday evening, returning next day
in an automobile which he will use In
visiting the patrons of the Standard
Oil Company.
The Ironton and Frankclay base bal
teams played ball in Ironton Saturday
afternoon. The score was 3 to in IA
yor of the home team. The Center
vile nine will be here Saturday.
A young man by the lame Of Spears
who last Friday morning had his lee
cut off by q railroad train at Leeper,
was brought to the home of his faith
or, in west Ironton, that afternoon.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Jack William
of St. Louis was here last week to TAKE
Benson Huddleston, charged witt
burglarizing the post office at VULGAR
on the night of June 9Th, to the st
Louis jail.
The bridge across the road, jus
north of the railroad crossing in Mid
dTebrook, is said to be in bad, If no
dangerous, condition. Let it be re
placed at once with q new, up-to-dat'
structure.
Children's Day at the M. E. Churcl
next Sunday night. Program-En'
titled "Children's Hour Responsiv'
Readings, Songs and REGULATIONS, ant
address by the Pastor. Pastor will
preach in the morning.
A. J. Boardman, of Arcadia, thi
week sold his half interest in the To-
Plant here to w. I'll. Harris of Popla
Bluff. Hereafter, Messrs. Harris an,
Patterson will conduct the business.
Fredericktown Democrat News.
Mr.. q. W. Durfee, of Arcadia, wht
has been suffering from bowel disor
der, was taken to a st. Louis hospita
Monday morning to be treated by
specialist. We hope to hear of al
early Improvement In his condition.
Miss Helen Blaine, the charming an
cultured daughter of Mrs. Ann
Blaine, will be graduated from tn
Arcadia College this month. Th
graduating exercises will take plac
June 17th.-Piedmont Weekly Banner
Thos. N. Mari, Administrator wit
the will annexed, of the estate Q
Elizabeth Tharp, deceased, will hav
q sale of the personal property belong
ing to the estate at the late residenc
OF the deceased In Belleview, Mo
Saturday, June Goth.
A. J. Boardman, Cashier OF th
Bank OF Arcadia Valley, has bougt