Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-03-04
q BREvITIEs.
See Browns new prices.
See Lopez Store CO.. new ad.
Has everybody had the humps?

See Lopez Store Go. Is new ad.
Has everybody had the humps?
February surely gave us some rain
Why not a night man at the Ironton
station?
This winter has surely played havoc
with the roads.
See The Trey o. Hearts, Friday
night, March 9th.
County Court convenes in adjourned
session next Monday.
Teachers examinations Friday and
Saturday at the Courthouse.
For Sale-Seven weeks old Sow
Pigs. Good stock. w. CURRY.
The next City expenditures should
be for some street crossings. Badly
needed.
The only opportunity to vote this
year will be at the City and school
election.
st. Paul's Guild meets this week at
Mrs. Mann Ringo's and next week at
Mrs. Roehry's.
Coming this month, "Judith of
Bethulia," a wonderful picture of the
Bible story of Judith.
Attention is directed to the Little
s. Hays Bond Investment Company's
advertisement on the first page.
March usually isn't a very pleasant
month, but there is consolation in
the thought that April follows, and
then balmy May.
1t was intimated when the light
plant was put in Ironton the railroad
company would use a few lights at
the station. But not yet.
A good yield of wheat should help
Iron County a whole lot, for the
acreage sown last fall was large.
Single Comb White Leghorn Eggs
for sale. Thoroughbred stock, bred
to lay, out of a 200-egg strain.
MRS. B. P. BURNHAM, Ironton, Mo.
We, the Juniors of the Ironton High
School, extend a vote of thanks to
the patrons of the High School who
80 willingly helped us in our tea of
February 22d.
Geo. w. Marshall, assignee of G. J.
Percy & Son, will adjust and allow all
claims and demands against said firm
at the office of Edgar & Edgar in
Ironton on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week.
DR.. e. L. Farmhouse, we understand,
will make his home at the Pruitt
place, on Shepherd Street, which he
purchased at Trustees sale Tuesday
of last week. The location is one of
the most desirable in our City.
A number of fnger-boards have,
within the past few days, been put up
at various "forks of the roads," They
are a donation, and one that will be
appreciated by the unacquainted
traveller on his weary way. Blessings
on the donor!
Mrs. M. G.. Prueitt desires to go to
the city where she can find employ
ment to maintain herself and her
invalid mother. Unfortunately she is
penniless, and desires help. The
assistance of our citizens will be CRATE
fully appreciated.
If Ironton is to be made a stock
yard and pasture again there will
have to be q lot of money expended
for fences. You don't have any stock
but you'll have to fence to Keep off
your neighbours COWS. The proposition
is absolutely wrong.
On another page of this weeks
REGISTER we print IN interesting
article on co%rn-raising, by Horace
Markley. The subject is discussed
from every angle by an expert, and
We invite the discussion of the subject
by opr farmer readers.
The city council last Monday even
ing decided to submit, at the coming
election, to the voters fhe question;
"Shall the cows be turned out to
decorate the sidewalks?n Not in
those words, exactly, but it's ultimate
meaning is as / express it.
The REGISTER has on its first page
an account of the burning Of four
members of the Stutzman family in
EAST st. Louis. They only recently
we're residents Of nea Ironton and
this community deeply sympathizes
with the surviving members Of the
unfortunate family.
We print this week the following
announcements for City offices: Rob't
A. Rasche for Mayor; e. r. Curtis
for Collector; and B. B. Blanton for
Marshal. These men need no COM
mendation from me. They are capable
and we'll known, and IL chosen, will
faithfully and impartially serve the
public.