Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-09-23
q BREvITIEs.


yet.
Corn cutting and wheat blowing
now.
An inch and a quarter of rain Mon
day morning.
Charlie Chaplin in the "Masquerad-
ers,n Saturday night.
Next Monday is the anniversary of
the battle of Pilot Knob.
The net receipts of the labor day
festival at Arcadia were $120.
A full line of Stoves of every kind
Just received by A. Rieke & Son.
After the rain Monday it grew cold.
Monday and Tuesday called for fires.
The ice man has had a pretty good
September, but a mighty poor August.
The Bismarck light plant, it is re-
ported, has been sold to st. Louis
parties.
If YOU need stenographic work done
on short order, call up Lawson Henry,
phone q.
The weld of corn is going to be
better than was thought just after me
flood in August.
Farmers, A. B. Pierce's advertise
ment in the next issue of the REGISTER
will interest you,
Fall and Winter Opening at the
STYLE Shop Thursday evening from
s until 10 o'clock.
Land hunters are not ~infrequent
visitors to the valley these days. But
sales seem to be few.
The ladies of St. PauI's Guild will
meet, at the residence Of Mrs. A.
Roehry every day this week.
Mr.. Delano gave us some very
large fine apples again last week.
Five of them weighed three pounos
and a half.
The Sligo Furnace Company is puy-,
ing surface iron ore in the west end o.
the county and shipping it to the
smelter at Sligo.
The De Soto Times says that busl-
pess is better and that the railroad
Ia nQW PuJAh6 00 l
monthly at that place.
some communications and Other
matter is unavoidablys crowded on
This week. We will have more read
ing matter next week.
The REGISTER will 500 commence
fine notification of "The Battle Cry
a most interesting serial story. Water
for the opening chapters.
Superintendent Hanson reports thu
Teachers Meeting at Goodwater las
Saturday as a most successful one ant
most satisfactory in every way.
r. E. Johnston Of Belleview was il
Ironton Saturday. Mr.. Johnston IN
forms us that he is now operating hi
two saw mills and handle factory.
1t is proposed to put q sign boar
at the station giving the strange
some information about the town. !
good idea. Let it be done at once.
Ihaye a gasoline engine and WOO
saw and am prepared to cut all KIND
of wood promptly unreasonable price
Telephone 81. W.. bEIHEh
The Baptist Ladies' Subscriptio
Agency kindly solicits patronage 0
friends desiring subscriptions to mag
azines-new or renewal. Phone 70.
For ~Rent-Seven oom house
Ironton. both we'll and cistern Watel
For further information address Mr.
A. s. Prince, 518S Gates Avenue, ,
Louis, Mo.
The railroad company is wiring tn
station house for electric lights an
will maintain a light outside. Ft
which the travelling public will :
; most thankful.
From what can be ascertained tt
abolition of the saloons In blsmaro
and Pennington in st. Francois couI
ty. hasn't improved business como
lions in either town.
About one hundred and fifty SUI
against delinquent taxpayers Will !
the big end of the docket at Il
October term of circuit conrt whit
convenes October 25th.
Telegraph operator Geo. Shores h
leased the Baldwin property.-so lor
occupied by Mr.. Bond-and Will r.
move there soon. Mr. Shores a PEI
domiciled in the Prince home the pa
year.
A. Rieke & Son will receive th
week a car of Hand Picked Egg Co'
which they will deliver from the G
in Ironton at 1915 per ton. Order
once before the coal is unloaded FRO
the car.
Fred Fisher, the expert horse sho
and inventor, announces that ne 9
poets to devote most of his time
the immediate future to perfecting
aeroplane for use in the u. 3. militia
service.
Judge W. T. Stevenson of Des a
has lust returned from a visit to !
$40 acre farm at Ashleys, Ills,
miles east OF st. Louis. He repol
returns from the farm this year
most satisfactory.
In the County Court p%roceedin
published last week n item rea
ssFred Kindeil, Jr., wood, $780, I
amount should have been $l2b.
Mr.. Kindell furnished the Cour
fifty cords OF wood.
a. H. Walker & o., investmt
brokers, have an advertisement
this issue of the REGISTER. They q
Offering for sale the $4,000 in Dor
issued BY the city for street impro,
ment about a year ago.
Arrangements have about be
completed for the union of the M.
Church in Ironton and Fort !
Church, Arcadia. A meeting will
held at Fort Hill fortnight when d
details will be arranged.
Coming next week, Saturday,
nine reel masterpiece, lies Mise
bles.n This picture had q long run