Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-05-27
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Arcadia is oiIing the streets to-day.
i The garden truck is sure growing
now.
Everybody smiles since the raj ms
came.
The fruit crop promises to be a
bumper one.
The oil for Main street seems to be
slow in coming.
Teachers Examinations Friday and
Saturday of next week.
Dollar Home Grown Dinner at the
Arcadia Hotel uext Saturday.
Dave Kendall is building some con-
crete steps for st. Paul's rectory.
TwoTresh COWS for sale.
E. THARP, Belleview, Mo.
The we'll kept yards in Arcadiah have
become very beautiful since the rains.
Arcadia picnic, July 4th. Going to
be the biggest thing that ever happen
ed.
The local banks will not be open for
business next Monday ~ Decoration
Day.
Still there is no night man at the
Ironton station. 1t we would try we
might get g
Tribe g. Farmer have just COM
pleted a cobblestone we'll top for Mr..
s. P. Ringo that is certainly a fine
piece of work.
Mine host Kanouse is bringing some
very fine strawberries from the hotel
gardens these days.
Jos. @. Forsnee will succeed A. I.
Willard as manager and bookkeeper
at the -four mill, June LIST.
Commencement exercises at Area
dia College Thursday afternoon, June
18th.
Our friend, Wm. H. Webb, of Bixby,
recently made the trip to Ironton in
his automobile in a little more than
two hours.
Some one placed a string of rocks
across the road, this side of the rail-
road bridge, one night the past week.
A QaStardlY act.
Rev. L. F. Aspley's health is much
better than it has been for several
months. He walks about the house
without assistance.
Arcadia is going to have q ~rip-roar-
I'M big picnic July 4th. Watch the
REGISTER and posters which will be
issued soon for particulars.
Improve your writing by taking les
sons from Mrs. Yrs. w. j. Smith.
She will begin a Special Term, June
18th. Watch for circular.-Adv.
Mr.. Glen Harrison of Piedmont will
succeed Mr.. J. l.. Strader as cashier of
the Bank of Des Arc June LIST, Mr..
Strader retiring on account of his
health.
aThe Heart OF Midlothian" an in
spring drama of a Woman's Triumph,
at the picture show Saturday night,
May 10Th.
George Clarkson has made improve
ments on his summer home ano
premises, and has oiled the streets in
front of his house from the bridge to
his east line.
The home Of the late George Thorn
as, colored, on North Main street
Ironton, wal sold at trustees sale
Monday. The purchasers were Gay
& Kindel, who bid $3.50.
Sheriff Blue OF Ironton, was here
Tuesday night. He came over to gel
= Robert Fancher who had been arrest,
ed and placed in jail here by Sheriff
Parks. -Centerville Outlook.
We are pleased to hear that Judge
II. B. Jones, who has been in St. Louil
the past two weeks for treatment, i
reported to be improving. His many
friends will be glad to hear it.
Peter Left and W. r. Hall hayC
bought them a farm in Poinsett coun
ty, Arkansas and are preparing t.
move there at once. The boys thinl
the possibilities there are great.
For sale-Ten acres improved land
all kinds Of fruits, n and half mile
east of the Courthouse, Ironton. Eas.
terms. For particulars inquire OF tn
owner, A. Durvaux, Ironton, Mo.
Ed Kaufman, Gus Frech, J. q
Walthers and w. j. Knorpp all VISITED
VIM. Trauernicht at Arcadia last Sun
day. They made the trip in Ed Kauf
mans new Maxwell automobile.-D
Soto Press.
Louis Miller has the foundation 70
three new cottages laid, and will rusi
the buildings to completion. He ha
also cleaned away the grass an,
weeds on the sidewalks around all hi
Arcadia property.
The contest over the local optic.
election recently held in Farmingto
has been transferred to Iron count,
on a change of venue and will com
bafore Judge bearing at the adjourn
ed term of circuit court, June 18th.
The drought Of the past thre
Z month"; was Terminated by a gloriou
rain last Thursday. On that and tn
three succeeding days there was q to
tai precipitation Of 4.15 inches. A.
vegetation has taken on new life an
everybody is happy.
Edgar Polk, who is employed
McGehee, Ark, was operated on &c
appendicitis last Saturday. Edgar
Bismarck friends will be glad to not
that he stood the operation fine an
is getting along as well as can be ez
pected.-Bismarck Gazette.
Misses Maude aud Tennie Langdoi
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.Lane
don. returned home Saturday nftt
amending o year at the Southern Sen
mary. Buena Vista, Virginia. III
young ladies' are lavish in Sheir prals
of the school and the Old Dominion.
Laura Sawyer, the star in next Sa'
urday nights picture show, was ono
an Ironton girl, being o daugater