Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-06-24
G BREvIrIEs.


Soon the roastin' ear.
No dust on Main street.
The Willard Hotel is being repaint-
ed.
How easily it rains since the drouth
terminated.
There should be a night man at the
Ironton station.
County Court proceedings are pub
lished this week.
Remember Arcadia, July 9Th. Things
are going to hum.
Home grown peaches and apples
are OF the market.
Some imported cantaloupes and
peaches the past week.
A suspension of the showers would
be very acceptable now.
The wheat harvest is pretty well
V 9 The yield is good.
The band has been re organized and
will make music July 4th.
James K. Hackett in "The Prisoner
OF Zenda'', in four parts, Saturday
night.
R. T. Whites office building, to be
occupied by Mr.. Damron, is nearing
completion.
Our Congressman, Mr.. Hensley, will
deliver an address at the picnic in
Arcadia, July 9th.
For Sale-One Good Heavy One
Horse Spring Wagon, for $15. APP
ply to G. R. Stoner, Ironton.
Recorder Hawkins Monday issued a
marriage license to Thomas Symonds
andCornelia w. Mcfarland of Ironton.
Nufsed Marks has grown some very
nice raspberries on his place west
of Pilot Knob, on the Granitevilie
road, this season.
International Harvester Company's
Sisal Binding Irvine, $3.50 per 100 lbs.
at LOPEZ STORE Co.
Miss Alice M. Gay, we understand,
has accepted a position as musical m
structor in some school in st. Fran
co.'s county.
Well be mighty glad when the to-
matoes come. There may be a better,
vegetable than the tomato, but we
don't know what it is.
An excellent picture at the show
Saturday night. The famous James
K. Hackett in a most famous play,
"The Prisoner Of Zenda."
We are pleased to hear that there
is some Improvement in the condition
of VIM. Curry, who was taken to St.
Louis for treatment last week.
At the Arcadia Hotel Park, Mon
day, July 9th, there is going to be n
of the greatest barbecues and picnics
ever held in this country. Don't miss
it.
tits announced that the Southeast
Missouri watermelon will be on the
market two or three weeks earlier
than usual this year. Probably by
July 4th.
The Sheahan Granite Company at
Graniteville has secured quite a paw
ing contract that will keep a good
force at work the remainder of the
summer.
A marriage license was issued in st.
Louis last Thursday to Marshall Call
vert of st. Louis and Lena Selinger of
Maplewood. Valley friends extend
best wishes.
A big pinto will be given at Croker
Town, Iron county, three miles east Of
East End, on Saturday, July Sd. All
kinds of amusements will be provided
and a good time assured to all.
The REGISTER is sorry to hear of
the serious illness Of Mrs. Bertha
Highfll at Columbia, Mo. Mrs. High
fill will be taken to a st. Louis
hospital for treatment this week.
Rev. N. B. Henry Tuesday morning
brought to this office a very fine
spring turnip, grown in his garden in
Arcadia. 1t weighed 81 lbs. and is a
perfect specimen of the vegetable.
Mr.. q. w. Durfee, Of Arcadia, who
was taken to st. Louis last week for
treatment, we are glad to hear, has
returned much improved, We hope
to hear of his early restoration to
health.
The play, 'tParson Poor's Donation
Party to be given by the Ladies OF
the Presbyterian Church, has been
postponed until Friday, July I'd, at
p. M. Adr .ission 10 cents. Everybody
welcoT5 :.
For Sale-A Bronco Pony about
fourteen hands high, good to ride;
has been driven single and double.
Apply to JAMES ROBERTSON on VIM.
Thomson's place, "Valley Home,'
Arcadia, Mo,
The books OF the ordinances of the
City Of Ironton are now in the hands
Of the City Clerk, E. L. Newman, and
any one desiring a copy of the same
can do SO upon the payment OF Doc to
the City Clerk.
Miss ZelIa Strother entertained sc
or so of her friends at her home on
Highland Park last Monday evening
with a birthday party. Those present
reported a most enjoyable time
Fredericktown Democrat News.
A wagon load of mems hats from O
st. Louis wholesale house, shipped by
parcels post to a merchant in the west
end Of the county, comprised a part
of the load OF the mail carrier from
Ironton to the west end Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. r. T. Hunt of Reynolds county
will deliver a lecture in the court
house In Ironton next Sunday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock on "The Natural
Beauties of Iron and Reynolds Coun'
ties and their Hidden Resources
Everybody invited.
The county court Monday awarded
the contract for building a %concret'
wagon bridge, just north Of the rail
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