Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-05-20
LOCAL B~REvITIEs.

VIVA
The picnic season is mere.
Time for the summer visitor.
A wedding real soon soon, tits said.
Some cool weather the first Of the
week.
Still the hay is being shipped to
town.
Circuit court in Reynolds county
next week.
Malcolm Williams in "The Brute"
Saturday night.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed,
Sunday, May I'd, a boy.
The End episode of the Exploits of
Elaine Friday night, May 21st.
Arcadia has ordered 1000 gallons of
oil to put on the streets. Good.
The oil for Main street has not yet
arrived, but is expected every day.
The City Council will have quarters
up stairs in the building occupied by
Henry Adolph.
For Sale-Gentle family horse and
storm top buggy. Bargain. G. w.
DURFEE, Arcadia, Mo.
Rev. V. o Penley will hold services
at st. Paul's church next Sunday
morning and evening.
All the rocks have been raked from
Main street and that thoroughfare is
now in the best Of condition.
Some big bass have been caught at
Iron Mountain this year, we are told,
but they are few and far between.
For Sale-Rhode Island Red Chick
ens-1 dozen young hens and 2 cock
rels. @. P. DAMRoN.
Messrs. Kelton E. White and w. Il.
Allen, Jr., and a party ct friends are
expected here from st. Louis in an
automobile Friday.
Mr.. Crissie Amelung and Miss Mary
T. Barnes, both of Pilot Knob, were
married at the parsonage, Arcadia, at
400 p. M. Sunday
For Sale Cheap-One 8 to 4 horse
power Detroit Kerosene Engine.
LOUIS LUEDDEcKE,
Pilot Knob, Mo.
Jos. Ranft and wife, of Granite
City, Ills, formerly Of this county,
visited Pilot Knob the past week, and
it is said are thinking of buying a
home there.
Mrs. o. W. Roop returned home
last week from a ten days. visit to
relatives at Bixby. She enjoyed her
visit, but the Judge was inconsolable
all the time. 4
q. W. Buford of Bonnie Terre was
in Ironton in his automobile last
week. He was on his way to Crane
Pond where Mrs. Buford was visiting
her parents.
Mr.. McLaughrey last week had
some fine strawberries that came
from his patch, across from Knob
Greek. He says that if all goes well
he will have plenty Of them next
year.
Miss Lucretia, the daughter of Rev
N. B. Henry, who has been teaching
Latin and French in Morrisville, has
been notified that she will be retained
in the faculty Of that institution next
year.
R. T. White has let the contract to
Alex Buckley for a concrete build
ing to be erected on the lot just north
of the Telephone Exchange. The new
structure will be occupied by Mr.
Damron as a law ofice.
R. E. Hinchey, Of Aurora, Mo-, an
old valley boy, was a visitor last
Thursday. The purpose Of his visit.
we are told, was to take some photo
graphs around Arcadia College from
which to make some cuts.
Our former Mayor, Mr.. Robert A
Rasche, has accepted a position as
travelling salesman for the Sweet
Packing Company, Of st. Louis. Hi
territory extends from st. Louis tt
Des Arc. We wish him success
Our north end friend and neighbor
Herr William Rieke, Monday left a
this Office some very fine radishes-ir
fact, the best we've 70 this year
II you want Il beat Mr.. Rieke grow
lug radishes you will have to get NJ
early in the morning.
Our dry weather continues. M
rain for nearly two weeks. There wa
fine prospect Sunday afternoon bu
the rain came not. The wind blew
from the north and the Temperature
lowered. Monday and Tuesday wer'
cold and cloudy and dry.
The superintendent Of the Methods
Assembly says that he is getting man,
inquiries about the coming session
July 1925, some parties desiring t
come before the Assembly begint
and others to remain for a time afte
it closes. Keep the date in mind.
The closing exercises of the Ironto
schools are being held this weel
The Primary Entertainment was give
Tuesday evening at the Academy {
Music. The Eighth Grade Graduatin
.. lin - ba1d 4L;a auauiu