Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-15
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

early aroen Stuu coming III.
A light frost every morning this
week.
Soon be time for the imported
strawberry.
The fruit outlook is said to excep-
tionally fine.
The probate docket for the May
term is printed this wesk.
The wheat fields are green and the
prospect quite encouraging.
The railroad company has been
painting the stations along the road.
A good many automobiles buzzing
round Sunday. Sure sign that spring
has arrived.
John G. Hartman was elected Sup
erintendent of Schools in Reynolds
county by a large majority.
The rain last Thursday afternoon
was accompanied by a thunder storm
the first since last November.
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Something more than an inch of
rain last Thursday and Friday. 1t was
badly needed and did a world of good.
Half English Hampshire and half
English Berkshire Hogs for sale at K.
d. Lewis country home, Arcadia, Mo.
Mary Pickford, said to be the high
est moving picture actor, can be seen
at the Picture Show next Saturday
night.
Beer comes in barrels now instead
of cases. About liz bottles where
there used to be 4S. Just a little more.
That's all.
The electric light Office may be re-
moved from the I. O. O. r. Hall to
the south room, up stairs, in the
Academy Of Music building.
Mann Ringo, VIM. Trauernicht,
Mayor Baldwin and G. A. Buckley
made an automobile trip to Belleview
Monday afternoon to view a bridge
and look at the roads generally.
MI. A. v. Polak tells us that he likes
working for the Standard Oil Com
pany very well, and that he is getting
his share of the business in his terri
tory. We don't doubt it.
The friends of Prof. B. Fox in Iron
county will be glad to know that he
was elected Superintendent Of Schools
in Washington county by a big ma
jority Tuesday Of last week.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
next tSunday the subjects both morn
ing and evening will be sold and
New Testment Prophecy. and Our
Times" M. M. POWERS, Pastor.
Miss Myrtle Mangold left this after
noon for her home in st. Louis, after
spending several weeks in Hot Springs
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Msngold.-Popla Bluff Republican.
The Board of Equalization was in
session all of last week, a%djourning
Saturday afternoon. The increases
made are published elsewhere. Quite
a number of reductions were ordered
The main interest in the election at
Ironton on Tuesday was whether the
COWS should be penned up or turned
loose. The COWS will be kept up by
the vote Of 1874 to 42.-Bismarck Ga
zette.
Ed. Farmer went to Clayton in st
Louis county Saturday evening te
consult with Mr.. R. W. Ayers in re-
gard to building a cobblestone bunga'
low there. The rock will be shipped
from the valley.
For Sale-House and four lots il
Pilot Knob; good garden planted
over 100 chickens, horse and wagon
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Big bargain. w. H. McQUADE,
Pilot Knob, Mo.
John Mangold and wife, who have
been in Hot Springs for the past three
weeks, returned this afternoon ane
left for Harviell where they will re-
main for several days before leaving
for their home in St. Louis.-Poplai
Bluff Republican.
News received from limo, Mo.
tells Of the arrival at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin F. Roth, on the 8tl
of April, of a fine, big baby boy, AL
are reported to be well. This make
Otto Lueddecke a Grandpa, and hi
wears the customary smile.
Representative Damron informs u
that the last Legislature appropriated
,0O0 for Confederate pensions. Il
secure pensions applicants have +
appear before the county court, prov
disability and show that they hav'
no other means Of support.
For SALE-One untopped Stanhope
in good condition. Light running
turns in it's own space. Has set o
new rubber tires on wheels. Cheal
to quick sale. Inquire of
JAMES ROBERTSON,
Arcadia, Mo.
For Sale-Ten fresh Jersey Cow
and heifers, bred to a Missouri Uni
versity-bred bull, grandson 10
"Bessie Bates, /" champion ~three-year
old Of the world; her record, SOL lbs
butter with second calf. Address
w. RIEHL, Potosi, Mo.