Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-07-01
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LOU eho So6AO oOIOam.
Can rain most any day.
Some blackberries, too.
Remember, Arcadia July 9Th.
Threshing getting we'll under way.
The creeks were booming Sunday.
The grape prospect was never bet
ter.
Some dry weather wanted for the
hay.
Don't miss the Picture Show MON
DAY NIGHT, June 9Th.
The marketing of the wheat should
put some money in circulation.
Some little wheat yet uncut in Iron
county. The rain has prevented.
Some peaches on the market, but
not very good:yet. Same as the ap-
pies.
The Murphy Tie Company of Dixon,
Mo-, commenced buying ties at Area
dia last Saturday.
Some rain Sunday and Sunday night.
A precipitation of 2.65 inches within
tw~enty-four hours.
Rev. Father Adrian of Arcadia has
been conducting a mission at Bis
marck the past week.
1t is not often that we get to the
first of July with aslittle warm wealth
er as we've had this year.
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Arnold DAILY, the hero of the Craig
Kennedy pictures, takes the lead in
"The Port of Missing Men,"
Mr.. w. R. Edgar, ST., has been con-
fined to the house the past week, but
was able to be v in town yester-
day.
The Bismarck saloons go out of
business next Saturday. Where will
the automobile riders GO to then? poor
things!
Rev. v. o. Penley will hold services
in st. Paul's church, ~Ironton, next
Sunday, morning and evening. All
are invited.
Mr.. Polak last Saturday brought his
Ford from Potosi, where it had been
in garage for several days because OF
muddy roads.
Mr.. Delano tells US that we hav.
had 10 inches of rain since May 1.-THE
That's considerable rain to have in
about six weeks.
Teachers Meeting and School Board
Convention will he in session at the
Ironton school building, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of next week.
A tent show-vaudeville and picture
held forth several nights the past
week on the vacant lot at the north
east corner Of Main and Dent streets.
Do not fail to see 'tParson Poor's
Donation Party in the basement of
the Presbyterian Church, Friday ev-
ening, July I'd. Admission, 10 cents.
Bert Gregory spent several days of
last week at Hogan and vicinity. He
tells that the wheat crop on Big
Creek is fine, the average being from
10 to 20 bushels to the acre.
Mr.. Delano last week presented US
with a squash that tasted as good
as any egg plant we ever ate. In fact,
after it was cooked, you could not
distinguish it from an egg plant.
The Methodist Assembly at Area
dia convenes July 18th, at I O'Clock,
and concludes Sunday, July 25th. An
excellent program has been provided,
and a large attendance is anticipated
A week ago Sunday g. A. Buckley
and family motored to Ste. Genevieve
and return. Aside from some mud,
between Pennington and Ste. Gene
We've, Mr. Buckley reports a very good
road.
Mr.. q. W. Durfee returned to his
home in Arcadia Friday evening after
spending ten days in st. Mary's In
Urinary, st. Louis. Mr.. Durfee il
much improved and hopes to have nc
more trouble.
j. p. Porteus. the electric lightman
arrived in Ironton last Wednesday
and expects to spend several weeks
here endeavoring to improve ane
make more satisfactory u service
Welcome to him.
A card from Robert Hill, who left
Ironton Monday afternoon of las
week, apprises US of his safe arrival il
Denver, Colorado. He Travelled from
st. Louis over the Burlington and re
ports a most enjoyable trip.
Miss Pearl Conway, our efficient ant
accommodating assistant in the post
office, is absent on q visit to Piedmont
Mo, and Paragould and Hoxie, Ark
ansas. Miss Allie Patton is in tn
post office during her absence.
We are sorry to hear of the quit,
serious illness OF our city marshal
Mr.. Walter HI. Fisher, who has beef
suffering from some malarial troubli
for the past two weeks DR. more. w,
hope for an early Improvement.
DIR. Farmhouse of Ironton and VIM
Vondil OF Redmondville went to st
Louis last Thursday to appear befor,
the Utilities Commission as witnesse
in the effort to secure a reduction o.
freight rates on the Sligo & Easterl
railroad.
Steve Tullock, colored, Sunday has
a warrant issued for his son-in-law
Henry Bishop, on the charge OF dis
turbing the peace. On Monday Bish
op blended guilty before Squire r. A
Rasche and fine and costs amounting
to sl2 so were imposed against him.
we are pleased to hear that Mrs
Gussie Hinsdaie, who has been seri
ously Ill with an affection Of the ear,
about in her usual health again. Mr.
Hinsdale has returned from Mexico
Mo-, where she was being treated b
DR.. Blanks, to her home at Webste
Groves.
Mr.. Kelton e. White has issued card
announcing that he is now associate
with Messrs. g. III. Walker and Go
a07 North 4th street, st. Louis. q