Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-06-10
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Any r~aspberries?
Arcadia, July 9th.
4th of July coming.
Cool the past two days.
New potatoes and string beans.
Wheat cutting will begin this week.
Good Road Days, June 10th and
10th.
Lots of automobiles in the valley
Sunday.
Considerable harvesting machinery
being sold.
Assessor Marshall has started on the
assessment for 1915.
The city council transacted routine
business Monday night.
If the oil will just abate the dust
this summer we'll all be happy.
For Sale-Young Jersey cow, with
calf. Apply to Mrs. Julia A. James,
Ironton.
Read the Mayors proclamation in
regard to Cleanup Day. Let every
body do his part.
Circuit court in Reynolds county
lasted just one week, adjourning Sat
urday, May 10Th.
The ball game last Saturday was
characterized as livery punk" Iron
ton, II; Crane Pond, O..
Tutoring, in both grade and High
School subjects. Terms reasonable.
Miss LILY E. MITCHELL.
Miss Louise Gross has a class of
twenty little misses to whom she
gives lessons in embroidery twice a
week.
The Electric Light Company's Of
flee is now located in the south room,
up stairs, of the Academy of Music
building.
Chas. J. Newman has a bunch of
painters at work on the new school
house that Louis Miller is building at
Williamsville.
Rev. N. B. Henry, one of the grand
old men of the Methodist Church, who
is now located at Arcadia, was a Flat
River visitor Wednesday.-Lead Belt
News.
For Sale-A SO HI. P. Nagal Boiler in
first class condition. Will sell extra
cheap. For further information call
or write to e. W. Campbell, Bonne
Terre, Mo.
The A. J. Sheahan Granite Com
paby held its annual meeting at the
office Of the Company in Graniteville
Monday. The old directors and Of.
ficers were reelected.
G.. M. London on last Wednesday
bought the w. L, Hensley nine-room
residence on West Liberty street. He
is having It %repainted and otherwise
repaired.-Farmington News.
County Superintendent Hanson an
nounces that the Iron County Teach
ers' Association and School Board
Convention will be held Ironton, July
9th, 9th and 10th. Programme will
be issued soon.
VIM. Yingling, who lives in Belle
view, was recently arrested on the
store of R. e. Johnston. Yingling
gave bond for his appearance at the
October term of court.
Hon. w. L. Hensley and family and
Jere Burks and family of Pennington
were in Ironton a short time last
Thursday afternoon. They had spent
the day at the Iron Mountain dam and
motored down to the valley. +
The patrons and friends of the Ar
cadia College and Ursuline Academy
are invited to attend the Thirty
Eighth Annual Commencement,
Thursday afternoon, June 18th, at two
O'Clock. URsULTNE SISTERS.
For SALE-One Pitcher Pump, one
30-gallon Range Tank, one large
Hard-Coal Stove, one 100-pound ca.
pacity Ice Chest, one 2-burner Goa
Oil Stove, new Bath Fixtures, and
Maple Flooring.
S. w. ANDREWS, Russellville.
There will be a membership roll cal
at the Ironton Baptist church next
Sunday morning. The name of. every
member of the church will be called.
Each one is requested to respond to
his name with a quotation OF Scrip
ture or by answering present. Ser
vices will begin at 10:45.
John Meyer, aged about 88 years, a
tailor who has been living at Middle
brook for the past thirty years, died
quite suddenly about noon Tuesday
MI. Meyer had not been feeling very
well and while out in the yard fell
over dead. A widow, three daughters
and two IONS survive him.
Flat River Correspondent Of the
Pennington News: "Rev. DR.. Steel
left Monday for Columbia to spend
the week with his sons, Paul and
John, who are students at the State
University. Paul graduates this year
from the department of education.
John is a student in the Agricultural
Department and 10 secretary to the
dean.n
Misses Freda and Lucille Ringo, ac-
companied by two young ladies from
Cape Girardeau, will leave st. Louis
this evening for Berkeley, California.
They expect to enter the state uni
versity at that place for a summer
term OF six weeks. Before returning
home they will visit Seattle, Van
couver, Portland, San Francisco and
San Diego.
The fange on one OF the wheels oi
a coach on No. 8 came off as the train
reached the Ironton station last
Wednesday evening. The coach was
left here and the train proceeded on
its way. The coach could not be NOV
ed until the wheel had been fixed,
and in consequences the main track
was blocked oil night, trains passing
by using n OF the sidings.
The Ladies' Social Club held a de-