Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-07-15
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The mule buyers will be in town
next Tuesday.
Sunday and Sunday night was real
summer time.
Local option election in st. Francois
county next Saturday.
Mary Pickford in "a Good Little
Devil" Saturday night.
MI. w. H. Delano has our thanks
for some very fine pears.
A number of automobiles flirting
through the valley Sunday.
Roastin' ears and Lima beans, nov
Oh, it's a great year, this is.
Kennett, in Dunklin county, will
have a local option election August
9th.
For Sale-Horse and buggy, or will
sell either separate. Apply at this
Office.
J. B. Evans is putting up a building
to be used as a post office on his lot
in Arcadia.
A card from Chas. J. Newman tells
us that he is having a fine time in
California.
An ice cream social will be given on
the lawn of the M. E. Church, Thurs
day, July 20.
Cicero Collins of Ironton has charge
Of the refreshment privileges at the
Arcadia Assembly.
The ice nan smiled the past week.
His good days have been few and far
between this season.
Baptism was administered to quite
a number of people at the church in
the Cove last Sunday.
For Rent-Kesling House, Ironton.
Apply to Mrs. Hattie McKisson, l1O9
Lami Street, st. Louis, Mo.
The Southeast Missouri cantaloupe
is on the market. None have yet
reached the Valley, however.
The Ironton base ball club journey
ed to Franclay Monday and defeated
the nine there by a score of 4 to 0.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Bond, at Irondale, We'd
needay, July 7, 1915. All are well.
For SALE-Fine Milk Cows; price
reasonable. Take your choice.
T. A. CONRAD, Arcadia, Mo.
The Arcadia picnic cleared in the
neighborhood of 5000. A mighty good
showing, we think, all things consid-
cred. \
After the rain Monday noon there
was quite a heavy wind for a few
minutes. Considerable corn was
blown down.
LosT-Between Bonnie Terre and
Ironton one, Presto Tank. Finder
ship to E. W. Campbell, Bonnie Terre,
Mo-, and get reward.
It's o safe prediction that there
will be less dust at "Epworth Among
the Hills" and on Arcadia Heights
than at any previous Assembly.
Bismarck's saloons closed their
doors last Friday night. And now
Bismarck is as dry as .Ironton, SO far
as licensed saloons are concerned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kendall: of Poplar
Bluff were called here last week on
account OF the death of Mrs. Kendall's
father, II. Moehlman.-DeSoto Press.
Mrs. S. /. D. Smith is again in charge
of"Ozark Inn," on Arcadia Heigh is.
Mrs. Smith had charge of this hostelry
several seasons ago and proved a very
popular hostess.
Rev. v. o. Penley will offciate at
st. Paul's church, Ironton, next Sun
day, morning and evening. The Holy
Communion will be celebrated at the
morning service, IL O'Clock.
See the Ozark Mineral Demonstra-
ton, De Fern Art Shades, De Fern
Art Novelties, Etc. Shop, next to
Basler & Kuhn's Meat Market, Iron
ton. Iona.
A telegram was received last week
announcing the birth Of a baby boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Cheaney, of
Clinton, KY, Friday, July 9th, 1915.
Valley friends extend congratulations.
We are told that the Chicago pur-
chaser Of the Fort Hill property from
! Mr.. A. A. Jacobs is a physician who
contemplates establishing a sanitarium
thereon. An ideal spot for such an
institution, we should think.
j. A. Kerwin returned to his home
in Arcadia last Saturday, after an abb
sence OF several weeks in st. Louis
where he has been under treatment.
We are glad to report a decided inn
provement in his condition.
The Sixth Methodist Assembly con-
vened at Arcadia Tuesday evening
and will be in session until Sunday
evening, July 25th. Bishop Hendrix
will deliver the sermon at II O'Clock
in the morning on the last day.
Attorney Damron has removed his
Office to the concrete building, just
completed by r. 7. White, for him.
County Superintendent q. w. Han
son will occupy the. room in the
courthouse vacated by Mr.. Damron.
Judge bearing has appointed B. N.