Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-23
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Brown has a new ad.
The easter lilies are in bloom.
The equinoctial winds are blowing.
Arcadia is arranging to grade the
streets.
The bank statements are printed
this week.
The outlook for peaches is said to
be good.
Considerable gardening done the
past week.
All kinds of weather the past week
Cold, warm and Indifferent.
Any oil on the streets this year?
Time to get busy.
Stockholders meeting of the Bank
of Arcadia Valley April Sd.
Note change in the advertisement
of G. H. Walker & Co., st. Louis.
The martins have returned. Most
folks say that spring has surely come
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. R. T. WHITE
Ironton, Mo.
Sheriff Blue will make about 140 de-
linquent land tax sales at the April
term of circuit court.
For .Sale-A phaeton and incubator
both in good condition. Will be sole
cheap, for cash. Apply this office.
Wanted-To buy a good strong boz
for an upright piano.
JOEL T. MITCHELL.
Thos. d. Jones Monday purchased
from Ben Matkin forty acres of lane
on Marble Greek, paying therefor
5000.
Two aldermen are TO be elected al
the city election April 10Th to succeed
Messrs. Ringo and Reese, whose termi
have expired.
Mr.. Arthur Huff returned from
Minnesota last Wednesday night. AT
ter a months more rest he expects te
be in a prime condition.
A $15, 900 bond issue is a good sizet
burden for a school district no larger
than ours to assume. let us think
over the matter carefully.
A deal has been closed whereby
Geo. Buford becomes owner of the
old Denton farm in the Hickory Grove
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Thos. Hill traded one of his farm
near Belleview to Finis Sinclair TO:
his property in this city and a casl
consideration Bismarck Gazette.
There will be a congregations
meeting at the Presbyterian Church
this "wednesday evening. All mem
bers of the church are requested to b
present.
It is to be hoped that there will no
be any wholesale catching of the small
fish in Rainbow Dam this summer. l
let alone a year or two there will b.
some fine fish there.
Mr.. Chas. L. Harris of Crane Pont
is in the Mullanphy Hospital, st. Lou
lis, recovering from a slight paralyti'
stroke. He is improving and expects
to return home in a few days.
The railroad company is arranging
to build a coal chute at Bismarck, tt
take the place Of the one destroyed
by fire some months ago. The new
structure will be of steel and cement.
E. O. Green, who several months
since bought the Jas. G. Austin farm
on Marble Greek, Monday sold the
farm to David Vance for $2450. Mr.
Green will go to St. Louis to engage
in the barber business.
At the conclusion of the picture
show soon we will have a Big CITY
Style Show instead of u regular
millinery opening. Particulars in mex
weeks REGISTER.
The STYLE SHOP.
DrED-At the residence Of DR.. e. L
Farmhouse, Ironton, Mo-, Tuesday
March 81, 1916, Mrs. Susan 9. Bane
Sister OF Mrs. Farmhouse, aged nearly
81 years. The funeral will take place
to-day "wednesday from the Baptis
Church, at 8 O'Clock. Interment il
Masonic Cemetery. Friends of thu
family are requested to attend.
No. 2, the north bound Sunshine
Special, now takes passengers for st
Louis at Arcadia. The train is due a
Arcadia at 8:53 A. M, and reaches st
Louis about 11:15. A great train ant
will be a great convenience for valley
people. Poplar Bluff and Arcadia are
the only places on the line in ths
state where this train takes passen'
gers.