Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-03-18
q BREvITIEs.


What are the fruit prospects?
1t surely has been a hard winter.
Garden making in the near future.
Easter two weeks from next Sun
day.
The next teachers examinations in
June.
We are ready to greet the April
showers.
Trains are running about on time
these days.
The easter bonnet is receiving at
tention now.
st. PauPs Guild meets at Mrs. A.
Roehry's this week.
The cow-to roam or not to roam
that seems to be the leading questions
Looks like the two cent railroad
rate is here for two more years any
way.
For Sale-A surrey, almost new, at
a bargain. Apply to E. Q. TUAL, Ar
cadia, Mo.
The County Court will sit as a
board of equalization the first Mon
day in April.
Fit her the dog nuisance will be
abated or we are destined to see
trouble at the post-ofice corne
Why not appeal to the Public Util-
ity Commission in an effort to have a
night office established in the Ironton
station?
A train load of soldiers passed
through here, south bound, last We'd
nesday, and another Monday of this
week. Mexico?
Another touch of winter, gentle
men! How reluctantly His Icinesf
releases his clutch, and how specially
chilling is his final breath.
, Baldwin Bros. and George johnson
have formed a partnership to furnish
ice the coming season. MI. Johnson
will run the delivery wagon.
If the COW is turned on the City
streets the county will be on an ex-
n of several hundred dollars II
fencing the courthouse square.
The electric lights grow no better
fast. Where lies the blame-in equip
ment or management? The servic'
has been simply ''rotten" the pas
two weeks.
1t is now Collector Burnham. Ht
took charge of the Office last Wed
nesday upon the retirement OF MIR
Forshee, who, with accounts dull.
squared, that day concluded his OF
fetal term.
Mr.. James Croker last week pur
chased the Crock House" farm from
Mrs. ,Essie and William Thomas 0
Graniteville. The farm contains owe
200 acres, nearly all improved. Con
s~ideration, $4400.
Called meeting of Star of the Yves
Lodge, No. 1873, A. F, s. A. M, Satur
day evening, March 20. Work in tn
M. M. degree. All Masons are urge
to attend. A. M. MADIGAN,
Secretary.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Wi
liams, Of Hoxie, Arkansas, March s
1915, a Z pound girl. Mamma AM
baby are doing fine, and the smile wi
never come off of papa's face; he call
her Catherine, for Grandma Williams
I acknowledge a mighty pleasan
call from Bro. Grow Of the De sot
Republican last Wednesday. It wa
alb out twenty years ago that ! ha
last seen him, On which occasion W
had an enjoyable trip "overland"fror
Greenvllle to Piedmont.
Al suit on account between j. 1
Fletcher, plaintiff, and John Mayel
defendant, was tried last Saturday 9
Chloride, whittier it had been take
on change Of venue, A VERDICT {
$12O was returned against the dc
PENDANT. Horse feed is worth none,
these days.
The re-alarm sounded about thre
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and quic
and multitudinous response was mac
80 IL. Happily the service Of Il
bucket brigade was not required.
was only the burning opt Of a hue
the Clark brick, corner Of Main anr
Dent streets, that had aroused Il
whistle.
The great wal has accomplished
least one good thing for America
has taught her that she can do q gre
many things for herself which 81
bes always had done in Europe. o.
oi theae things is the designing
women's garments. II you will lo'
oyer en- Illustrated article in =
REarsrER's fashion department. y
week you will agree that we need a
no odds Of Paris or London.