Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-03-25
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Will Marcn go OUT ike HUI!
The electric lights are improving.
Organ for Sale-Apply at this office.
The grounding was no prophet this
year.
Spotch or no splotch-that is the
question.
Garden Tools OF all kinds at A.
Rieke s. Sons.
Don't miss "Judith of Bethulia''
Thursday night.
The City election promises to at
tract a full vote.
What is. chillier and more penetrat-
than a newborn south wind in
March?
st. Paul's Guild meets at Mrs. Mann
Ringo's this week.. Next week at
Mrs. A. Roehry's.
Ironton is a city Of the fourth class,
but some people want to turn it into
a city of the filth class.
Hundreds Of wild geese passed over
the Valley last week, northward
bound. This is said to mean spring.
March, the weather statistician tells
us, has been exceedingly mild; but
our wood-piles do not back up the
statement.
The Cleaners will hold an Exchange
at Gay & Kindeil's Store, Saturday,
April 3rd. Home cooking; also Easter
Eggs for sale.
Dr.. E. L. Farmhouse and family are
now dominciled in their new home on
Shepherd street-heretofore known
as the Prueitt place.
Who ever accused the s~o.called st.
Paul's base ball team of playing ball
on Sunday? Denial ought to come
only after accusation.
The young folks had a dance at the
Academy of Music Wednesday even
ing-St. Patrick's day. A large at
tendance and lots of enjoyment.
For Sale-For cash or a good note,
8 head horses, II head mules, aged
from 2 to 10 years.
W. D. FLETCHER.
eggs will be plentiful" at ]. r
Baldwin's Monday evening, April 9th
Come and help hunt them. Admission
ten cents. LEAGUE COMMITTEE.
Mrs. H. Adolph received word las
we elk from Mrs. J. M. Cannon, me-
Lydia Ahrens. They are rejoicing
over the arrival of a 11-pound boy
born February goth, All are we'll ant
happy.
The Catholic ladies Of the Valley
will give a Box Supper and Dance a
the Valley Inn Easter Monday night
Boxes will be on sale at five O'CLOCK
of that day, and will be delivered OF
request. % cents each.
NoTIcE-We desire to thank ou
customers for being patient during
the time we were waiting for repair
for our Engine.
w. I. MCCAsKEY & 90.
BY @. E. MYERS, Sup't.
Mr.. j.. L. Baldwin hi
candidacy for the Office of Mayor o
Irouton. If elected, Mr.. Baldwin vii
serve the town capably and with in
telligence-devoting the necessar.
time and care to its best interests.
Mr.. Maurice Huff, accompanied b,
Miss Irene Marshall, on the piano
will render two euphonium solos q
the picture show Thursday night Q
this week Mr.. Huff has q beautiful
toned instrument and we are sur
that it will be a treat to u patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bond Monda
shipped their household goods t
Poplar Bluff, where they will mai
their future home. Mr.. and Mr.
Bond have been living in Ironto
more than twenty years. The REGIS
TER wishes them well in their ne
home.
Among the callers at the REaIsTE
Office this week were Messrs. Sam Mi
dleton, OF Irondale, and A. l. Thorp'
of st. Louis. The former needs no II
PRODUCTION to our readers; the iatt'
is agent for the German Mutual Lii
Insurance Company Of st. Louis,
old and reliable institution.
The work on Main staeet was fnisl
ed last week and the council gave M
Knorpp a quittance on his c%ontrac
The Job is pronounced good by me
qualified to Judge, and in this opinit
there is general concurrence. To n
it looks well indeed, and ! hope
will be kept in first class conditio
I want the cows, II turned out,
have good, smooth walking, on u
streets as well " the sidewalks