Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-09-02
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Lopez's have a new ad.
Ice man Is looking glum.
Soon the sere and yellow leaf.
Some fall weather the past week.
Knob street is being graded and
leveled.
An adjourned term. of county court
next Tuesday.
Trains on the Iron Mountain 9
sumed Saturday.
Labor Day Party at Arcadia next
Monday evening.
Last year it was the drouth. This
year it's the food.
The local banks will be closed next
Monday-Labor Day.
The total rainfall for August was
1859 inches. Unequaled.
The thermometer went down to 81
Monday night. A slight frost.
The bottom land is more fertile; but
the hills are mighty fine in flood time.
A thoroughbred Jersey Bull at
Potter's Farm. Fee for service, 81 90.
The roadway between the bridges
cross Stout's creek has been repair
ed.
w. D. Fletcher shipped two cars of
cattle to st. Louis the first OF the
week.
City Collector Curtis is rounding up
those who are delinquent in paying
license.
Roy M. Reel will occupy the house
vacated by Mrs. M. L. Elliott in east
Ironton.
Tuesday night. September 18th,
Charlie Chaplin in a one reel comedy,
SIN the Park"
A little more oil on Main street
right now would be a mighty good
thing, we believe.
Some time in getting the tents on
Arcadia Heights dry and ready for
shipment the past week.
Two automobiles filed with %Ironton
brethren attended Masonic lodge al
Bismarck Saturday night.
Il is rumored that one of our brave
lads will claim a bonny bride ! n the
southland before the snow flies.
Frank Bayless, the candy drummer
who has been living in Ironton the
past year, removed to st. Louis Tues
day.
We acknowledge the receipt of q
handsome catalogue from the De Soto
Business College, H. Q. johnson
president.
For Rent-2O to 80 acres of Pro
ductiye Land for Wheat. Apply &c
SOPHIA ALTRUP, Arcadia. Deposits
Newt Timms'.
The railroad company r main
tanning an electric light at the station
For which the night traveller will b.
most thankful.
DR.. F. F. Farr of Des Arc wen
through here Monday evening witt
several cars of cattle and a car o
sheep and goats.
George Bell, an old and highly re
spected citizen of Reynolds county
fell dead at his home a Black las
Friday morning.
The Federal Lead Company of Fla
River has q drill prospecting in the
Annapolis country. Let US hope 9
rich find will be made.
Mrs. A. M. Madigan entertained
few friends last Friday afternoon, tn
occasion being the 68th anniversar,
of her mother, Mrs. II. 0. Davis.
Ihave a gasoline engine and woo,
saw and am prepared to cut all kind
of wood promptly at reasonable price
". J. BETHEL.
Rev. DR.. Riggs and Mr.. s. P. Ring
attended the Franklin Baptist Asso
citation in Desloge last week. TIL
next session will be held in Leadwooc
Not often is q fire necessary to com
fort in this section during the mont
of August. But twice during tn
month just passed we had fire at tn
office.
Rev. Mr.. Calvert from Ironto
preached at the Baptist church her
Sunday. His sermons were enjoye
by large congregations.-Piedmo
Banner.
Rev. v. O. Penley will hold service
in st. Pauvs church, Ironton, neg
Sunday-morning and evening at th
usual hours. Communion at the morn
ing service.
A baby girl arrived at the home {
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Trauernicht J
Bonnie Terre, Mo-, Wednesday, Augul
%, 1915. Congratulations from Iro
county friends.
Randolph Adams, o Of Mr.. an
Mrs. NJ Adams, OF Goodland, WI
in Ironton Tuesday on his way to ga
Ridge, in Cape county, where he WI
teach school again this year.
Our long time faithful friend, b
Westerman of the West End of tn
county, Monday presented US SON
very hne eating apples. Mr.. Westel
man has our sincere thanks.
Tomorrow night, Thursday, we ha,
secured about 30 views of the hil
water at Piedmont and Leeper an
will show them in connection with tt
moving pictures. &c and 1oc admi
sion.
DIR. Marshall announces the arrlv
OF q diminutive Woodrow Wilson
the home Of County Treasurer al
Mrs. Thos. d. Jones, I%ronton, Mo
Monday morning, August 80, 1871
All are well.
L. 3. Logan, a former Iron coun
boy, is now in the State University
Albuquerque, New Mexico, and g,
poets to receive the A. B. degree ne
June. He Ia also an assistant teach
In this University.
The south bound trains are n
much late. Several slow orders alol