Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-22
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brown mas q new ad.
Fishing days about here.
The trees are leaf ng fast.
The peach trees are in bloom.
Saturday was almost a summer day.
The thermometer registered So
Monday.
The rocks should be removed from
Main street.
The dust has been very annoy ing
the past week.
For Sale-A Jack seven months old.
Inquire at this Office.
Circuit court will probably be in
session ten days or longer.
Aug. L. Schwab has purchased a
REQ automobile from ]. R. Baldwin.
Duck Eggs for setting. Apply to
to MRS. w. R. HALL, Ironton, Mo.
The board Of appeals will be in ses-
sion at the court house next Monday.
Well have to have some April
showers If we want many May flowers,
For Sale-Two fine mich COWS,
fresh. Apply to J. Boss, Middlebrook
Circuit court convenes next Mon.
day. The docket is printed on our
last page.
"Creation" pictures are all right fol
those who like them-one of whom
we are not.
Our electric lights are decidedly
better than they were. Let the good
work 60 on.
Coadiutor johnson administered the
rite of confirmation at st. Paul's
church Saturday evening.
There was a trace OF rain Tuesday
afternoon and it is raining this morn
ing. Good. It is much needed.
Who borrowed T~rauernicht's grub
bing-hoe and shovel? II promptly re-
turned, no questions will be asked.
The home Of DR.. J. w. Wick, ir
West Ir~onton, will be sold under
school fund mortgage next Tuesday.
I will sell my lots on Main street
I~ronton, at a reasonable price. MRS
O. L. BRADLEY, Box 742, Crystal City
Mo.
The Bismarck saloons 60 out OF bust
ness next July. After that time au-
tomobile trips to that place will moi
be 81 popular.
The saw mill of Mr.. Tuthill, a
Munger, was destroyed by fire Tues
day night OF last week. Quite a large
loss, we are told.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht anS
A. Roehry made 3 trip to Bismarck
with Mr.. Langdon in his new auto
mobile last Friday afternoon.
Jerry Wick was in the valley from
st. Louis a few days last week. HI
tells Us that he is thinking of goingin'
to the printing business again.
Mr.. Polak says that the cost of the
oil to oil Main street from bridge tc
bridge would be but 5000. Looks to us
like a mighty good Investment.
Chas. ]. Newman tells ms that he ex
poets to visit the California exposi-
tions in the early summer. Not many
people from this section are talking
of going.
F. E. DeWeese returned from Far
mington last Thursday, after placing
the agency for st. Francois County fol
his automatic Auto Jack with the st
Francois Motor Co.
G. W. Clarkson was here from st
Louis Sunday. Mr.. Clarkson is hav
ing some concrete work done at hi
Arcadia home. He will oil the roat
in front of his place.
According to my way Of thinking
Mary Pickford, in "Caprice," at thu
Academy of Music last Saturda.
night, is the best picture that has eve
been seen in Ironton.
The home of John Baird, who live
about five miles south of Ironton OF
Marble Greek, was destroyed by FIRE
one day last week. Building and con
tents were a total loss.
Our old fried, Mr.. j. W. McCamey
happened into town Monday, after al
absence of several months. We hope
he has come to stay. Mrs. McCame.
lie visiting friends at Piedmont.
Bert Langdon went to st. Louis tn
first of last week and returned to tn
valley Wednesday night with a BIZ
Doris touring car. II 10 a fine LOOKING
automobile and we'll bet move
smooth and easy.
Sheriff Blue last week arreste'
Oriel Mead, Arthur Kitchens, Lesli'
Bates and n Anderson, wante'
in st. Francois county on the charg
of having disturbed a religious meet
ing at Iron Mountain.
Ifyou want to find out how poor
man Is look at the returns he make
to the II you want t
know how rich he 10, take a peep,
you can, at the statement he makes 70
the mercantile agency.
Young Andrew Farmhouse wa
struck by Mr.. A. Feary's automobil
near the depot last Thursday after
noon. The accident wal unavoidable