Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-29
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Inc lrontOn ecnoolS hose May zlSI.
The thermometer registered 81 Tues
day. It was hot.
F. Buechsenschuetz, at Middle
brook, sells natural ice.
With a little rain now it would soon
be ''the valley beautiful"
Automobiles are exceedingly plenti-
full in the valley these spring days.
Mr.. A.. v. Polak, the Standard Oil
man, is looking for an automobile in
a few days.
"Tess of the Durbervilles" at the
Picture Show last Saturday night was
entertaining.
The Sheahan Granite Co., at Gran
iteville, has considerable work, we
understand.
DR.. Chas. H. Jones OF Brunot is
thinking Of buying a home in the
valley. We would welcome him.
Because of the big rains in Texas
the north-bound trains, Nos. 4 and 8
were late Saturday and Sunday last.
BY all means let Main street be oil
ed-from bridge to bridge. The total
cost, it is said, will not exceed 1925.
Prof. Burnham has scrubbed and
painted and kalsomined the Collectors
Office until it is as clean as a new pin.
In the late school election a light
vote was polled. Mr.. Hanson, fol
superintendent, received about zoe
votes.
See Carlotta Nilsson in "Leah
Kleschna" Saturday night, May LIST
Another picture that is well worth
your time and money.
VIM. Harris, who has been living
here the past five years, is arranging
to return to his former home II
Galesburg, Illinois.
Capt. Buck, who is living in the
Wick place, will remove to Arcadis
shortly anG conduct a hotel in the
Baird home on College street.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Harral came dowr
from st. Louis Sunday to spend thu
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John, Harral. Bismarck Gazette.
Willie Curry, who has been danger
ously ill at his home in Russellv will
for past ten days, is now recovering
we are very much pleased to state.
For Sale=At a bargain, pleasan
home in East %Ironton, on Buckle,
Lane. Address MRS. H. FERDINAND
4435 West Hamilton Avenue, Chicago
Ills.
In another fortnight the homegrown
strawberry should be here. The i'm
ported article has not yet put in ap
pearance in the valley. Unusuall
late.
The city ordinances prohibit tn
keeping ofhogs within the city linn
after May 1st. Marshal Fisher say
the ordinance will be rigidly enforced
All interested please take warning.
Mr.. Smith Golf of Belgrade Gale
on US last Saturday. He, accompanie
by a neighbor, autoed to the Vale
Beautiful, in his own car. A welcom
visitor always.
A few faiends had a very pleasar
time at the home of Mrs. ], P. Gillar
Sunday evening. 1t was the hostess
41st or 42d anniversary. We do nc
remember which.
The Baptist ladies will give aStraw
berry Festival-the first of the sea
son-in the basement Of the churcl
some day next week. Exactdate vi
be made known later.
The County Board of Equalizatioi
was in session Monday. There WI
not much complaint made over Il
increases in valuation made by tt
Board Of Equalization.
About twenty witnesses were b.
lore the grand jury Monday an
Tuesday, quite a number from IL
Annapolis country. The grand jul
may get through tomorrow (Thur
day.
r. Clayton, H. Nagel and Lest
Cook, charged with stealing fro
freight cars, entered pleas OF guilty
the Circuit Court Tuesday and we
each given two years in the penite
-tiary.
There was thunder and lightnir
Tuesday afternoon and for a litt
while 1t looked like 1t was going to
a big rain. But just enough fell
lay the dust. Let US hope that the
is more coming.
Congressman Walter L. Hensley
Pennington, is recreating at the hon
of his brother Thornton Hensley ne
Pevely. Mrs. Hensley and childr'
returned to their home last week aft
a visit to Pevely.-Jefferson Coun
Record.
Geo. j.. Goeltz has been busy Il
past few days circulating a PETITE
asking to be appointed postmaster
this place. Mr.. Goeltz is q hustler a
~has-secured the signatures of abe
s5 per cent Of the patrons of the
fice.-Bismarck Gazette.
Mr.. Polak was around town Tuesd
with a petition soliciting ~subscriptio