Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-07-29
q BREvITIEs.
Hot weather.


fine for making hay.
Teachers Examinations Friday and
Saturday of next week.
The Baptist Assembly convenes on
Arcadia Heights next Tuesday.
Great improvement has been made
in the road from here to Hogan, we
are told.
For Sale-Two good brood sows and
10 pigs. Chester White stock. Ad-
dress VIM. Curry, Arcadia, Mo.
Former prosecuting attorney John
H. Keith of Reynolds county was in
Ironton last week. He may locate
here.
Our old friend, Sanford W. An
drews, sent us a basket of fine vege-
tables from his garden in Russellville
last week.
Our county clerk, Mr.. Arthur Huff,
has been indisposed for a few days.
We hope to see him out in town again
In a day or two.
AS attorney for Collector B. P.
Burnham, W. R. Edgar, Jr., has filed
1856 suits against delinquent tax-pay-
ers. A few more will probably be in
stituted.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert. Taylor last Satur-
day, July "a, 1915. All are we'll and
grandpa Langdon's smile is a little
broader.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. j. Kim of Oklaho-
ma are guests of Mrs. Kim's parents,
MI. and Mrs. T. Pigg, in Ironton. Mr..
and Mrs. Kim made the trip from Ok
lahoma in their Saxon car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Dinger of IRON
ton have the sympathy of the COM
munity in the death of their beautiful
baby boy, which occurred Wednesday,
July 81, 1915, after an illness of sever
al weeks.
County court meets in called session
tomorrow Thursday to consider
some matter in reference to the
Glover Special Road District. The
court convenes in regular session
next Monday.
The type last week made US say
that there were 9.61 inches of rain in
an hour the Sunday previous. This,
of course was an error. 1t should
have been 1.61 inches, and some rain
at that, too.
Mr.. James w. Dixon of Arcadia
saturdaylmorninglleft at thisIofice two
very fine, large tomatoes. They were
of the "Matchless" variety and beau
tiful to look upon. MI. Dixon is a
superior gardener.
The gardener says that last year,
bad as it was, was more preferable for
his business than the present year.
Last year you could sell everything.
This year every thing is SO plentiful
that you can not sell anything.
The M. E. Assembly, at Arcadia,
which closed Sunday night, was sue
cessful and satisfactory throughout.
An immense co ng regation filled the
tabernacle to overlooking Sunday
morning to hear Bishop Hendrix.
Lost = Between Gay & Kindell's
store and ]. H. Ravens residence, in
Ironton, a gold watch. Finder will
leave same at Gay & Kindell's and gel
reward. G.. W. JAYcox,
Monterey, Mo.
WANTED-Two first-class farm
hands. Want thoroughly experience
ed men, single, who can operate al
kinds of farm implements, and under
stand the care of stock. Strictly So
Der and industrious. Address T. A.
Conrad, ~Ironton, Mo.
There will be an ALL Day Get-to-
gether Meeting and Basket Dinner
Saturday, August 7th, 1915, at Re-
velle's Store, Rock Creek, Madison
county. Several prominent speakers
will be present. There will be an il.
Illustrated lecture at night.
Willie Curry, who was taken to st
Louis a couple of months ago to b.
treated for kidney trouble, returned
home about two weeks ago, and is re-
ported very much improved. We are
certainly glad to hear it and hope the
lad will continue to improve.
About 100 men on the pay roll 0
Uhe A. j. Sheahan Granite Compan.
at Graniteville. There were times IL
the days of Roosevelt and Taft whei
not nearly SO many men were at.work
Those were days Of Republican pros,
perity. These are Democratic hare
times.
A consignment of black bass from th'
government hatchery at Neosho wa
received here last Friday. The fsl
were in good condition and were tax
en- at once to Lake Killarney. Effort
to procure more will be made from
time to time until the lake is wei
stocked.
Among the visitors to the Metho
dist Assembly Sunday was our lonI
time friend and former Iron count.
boy, James O. O'Neal, who made tn
trip from Irondale in his car. Will
him we're Mrs. O'Neal and Mrs. Dr
Yeargen, of I~rondale, and Mrs. s. J