Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-09-16
G BREvITIEs.

IOCAL BREtITIES.
A wedding real soon.
Peaches still coming to town.
The summer visitors are leaving.
The supply of winter coal is coming
to town.
County court proceedings are print
ed this week.
An abundance of hickory and hazel
nuts this fall.
The apples are better than the
earlier mes.
Teachers Meeting at Goodwater
next Saturday.
Ironton needs, and badly needs,
some factories.
Read the advertisement of the
Piedmont Fair.
Let the granitoid walks be kept
clear of dirt and gravel.
Gov. Major at the Piedmont Fair,
Thursday, September 23d.
Some summer the past week. Nights
unusually hot for September.
Saturday night at The Picture Show,
James A. Hearnes' favorite drama.
See advertisement of the Style Shop
Fall and Winter Millinery Opening.
If you need stenographic work done
on short order, call up Lawson Henry,
phone ~.
The watermelons this year, as we'll
as the cantaloupes, have not been
very good.
We hear Of quite a lot of wheat being
rendered worthless by the heavy rains
in July and August.
DR.. B. F. Crissman, of st. Louis,
will preach at the Ironton M. e.
Church next Sunday.
For the first time this year there is
some dust on Main street. The oil is
pretty we'll gone.
The iceman had a harvest last week.
Making up for some Of that cold
weather in August, perhaps.
Superintendent Hanson is issuing
programs for a Teachers Meeting at
Des Arc, Saturday, Octoper 9th.
Married-At the Court House,
September 18th, 1915, George Camp
bell and Mary Polite-all of Cherry
vile, Mo.
For Sale-Gasoline Engine, in good
order; too small for present owners
needs. Apply to WALTER SHULAR,
Arcadia, Mo.
Fred Twomey is now living at Bis
marck. He tells us that he will soon
be doing most Of his travelling in an
automobile.
Dol. r. d. Lewis caught a fifteen
inch croppie in the lake at Mountain
View last Thursday evening. Pretty
good sized croppie that.
More than 100 tax suits will be, on
docket for the October term of cir
cult court. OF this number more than
100 are Murdock-C rumb victims
In the vicinity Of Munger, west Of
Ironton, there was a down pour for
about an hour last Thursday. No rain
anywhere else that we've heard Of.
Fall and Winter Millinery Opening
at the Style Shop Thursday evening,
September 23d, from 5 to 10 O'Clock
p. M. The ladies will not forget the
time.
Jefferson county is talking of bond
ing for 100000 wherewith to build
roads. Irondale will vote October Isl
on a proposition to Great a special
road district.
Sheriff Blue last Thursday brought
us an apple grown in his orchard in
Graniteville that measured fourteen
inches in diameter and weighed exact
ly one pound.
Mayfield Huff and Alb Langdon left
last Friday for Frisco and other points
in the far west. They expect event
ually to locate in Tucson, Arizona
Luck to them.
A. J. Sheahan, president of the
Sheahan Granite Co., is in Kansas
City this week, figuring on a $40, 00t
paving contract. The granite business
is said to be good.
The farm of III. A Taylor, five mile
west of Annapolis, near the Reynolds
county line, was sold under a deed o.
trust Monday. Collector Burnhan
was the purchaser for $3.50.
The Prosecuting Attorney calls thu
attention of all dealers that the sail
of hard cider is a violation of the loca
option law. Those interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
The quarterly meeting of the stock
holders of the A. ]. Sheahan Grants
Company was held at the company Of
flee in Graniteville Monday morning
The granite business is reported good
Mr.. McLaughrey was in the ofic'
n day last week with az fine
basket OF wild grapes as we ever say
which he had gathered on Pilot Knol
hill. A great season for grapes of al
kinds.
Messrs. VIM. Tranernicht and A
Roehry contemplate going to st. Lou
Is this afternoon and making an auto
mobile trip to Highland, Ills, will
Capt. Geo. j. Tansey and Mr.. Keltol
Il. White.
Mr.. Delano gave us some very fin
apples last Saturday. The larges
weighed one pound and measures
fourteen inches round-the exact siz
of the big apple given us by Sherii
Blue q couple OF days previous.
To Judge VIM. Matkin we are in
debted for a basket OF as fine a lot o
Irish potatoes as We ever saw. Their
we're eight OF the potatoes and the
weighed 4 pounds and ten ounces. FL
tells us he has a big lot of them.
Fox SALE-Two Mules 7 years OLD
two Horseshoe 4, and the other