Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-05-13
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

1.-THE Czar'e Spy.n
The roses are in bloom.
IT'S the valley beautiful.
Fishermen getting plentiful.
Probate court is in session this
week.
County court proceedings'are print
ed this week.
Iron Mountain dam claimed another
victim Sunday.
Some pretty nice cat fish have been
brought to town.
The railroad company should pro.
vide a street light at the station.
A little frost one or two nights the
past week. No great damage result
ed.
For Sale-The Gerstenmeyer home,
In Pilot Knob. Cheap. Inquire of MI.
D. r. Kendall.
The ladies of st. Paul's church are
talking of building a Guild Room adj
joining the church.
Midsummer Millinery Opening at
The Style Shop next Saturday after
DON Do not miss it.
We had about three quarters of an
inch of rain last Thursday and Friday.
1t was welcome, indeed.
An order has been placed for $500
gallons of oil to put on Main street.
The oil will arrive next Monday.
]. H. Haven. of Graniteville is home
from a trip to st. Louis where he
bought him a team and new rig.
County Collector Burnham is going
after the delinquents. Better pay up
or you'll have additional costs to pay.
Alex Buckley last week built a con-
crete bridge on the Ironton-B elleview
road about a mile this side of Belle
view, near the Lay farm.
Patrick Joseph NARROW, aged II
years, fell dead on the school grounds
at Bismarck last Wednesday while
playing ball with the boys.
Homer Marshall has fenced the
seven acres of land, neal the depot,
that he bought from the screen fac
tory people, and is planting it in corn.
Note the announcement, on the fir 2
page of this paper, of the new serial,
1.-THE Czar's Spy" The story begins
with the next issue of the REGISTER.
DR.. ]. Fl. Martin has again located
at Edgehill for the practice of his
profession, having moved there from
Pilot Knob last week. We wish him
y well.
Fred Patton and family came from
st. Louis last week. Fred has not
been in good health for some time
and he hopes a sojourn in the valley
will be beneficial.
Maurice Huff left Sunday for st.
Louis, where he has a position in the
Grand Avenue Bank. Maurice's many
riends at home join the REGISTER in
wishing him every success.
Our popular young friend, Jere
Wick, of st. Louis, will assist Capt.
VIM. Buck in conducting the hotel and
cottages at Arcadia. We are glad to
have 'Jere with us once again.
Next week the REGISTER will COM
mence the publication Of a new serial
story, "The Czar's Spy" You must
read it. 1t is very interesting. Do
not miss the opening chapters.
Mrs. F. P. Marrow died at her home
in Caledonia, Mo-, Wednesday morn
ing, May 5, after a long illness. We
extend sympathy to the bereaved
relatives.-Potosi Independent.
Mayor J. L. Baldwin, E. L. Cook,
A. L. Schwab, ]. @. Forshee and
George Gay of Ironton, and DR.. Be-
dell of st. Louis left Monday on a
fishing trip to st. Francis river.
The speed of the automobiles, gem
orally speaking, as they pass up and
down Main street, is entirely too
great. Let some check be put on
these JOY riders before some one is
hurt.
misunderstanding, Mo-, Sunday
May 0, 1915, Harry Boswell, of Marble
Creek, and Clara Ketcherside, OF
Chloride, Rev. L. F. Aspiey oficiat-
ing. Many friends wish them happi-
ness and success.
The first Strawberries of the season
were imported into the valley last
week. The Arkansas berry is un-
usually late this year. The home
grown article should be on the mar
ket in a few days.
Mr.. Paul P. Rosentreter, our popu-
lar livery man, has been confined to
his room the past week, the result OF
a surgical operation to remove Q
growth on one OF his limbs. We hope
to see him about as usual in a few
days now.
Andy Peterson, the we'll known
saloon man OF Poplar Bluff, was in
Ironton last week. Mr.. Peterson ex-
poets to spend the summer in st Lou
is while the new hotel Is being built In
the Bluff. he viii have charge OF the
bar In that hostelry.
Under The capable direction Of itt
p.asidart Mr. n W tJlarkaon. the