Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-02-17
q BREvITIEs.

Trains generally late.
Circuit court next week.
Did you get a valentine?
Probate courtin session this week.
Quite a lot of feed being shipped in.
Collector Burnham's collections in
January we're about $4,000.
Probate court is in session this
week.
We're ready for the springtime,
gentle Annie.
Tremendous bargains at Browns
Clearing Sale.
County court proceedings are pub
lished this week.
After some cold weather it is again
pleasant and like spriug.
Candidates are getting busy in St.
Francois and Madison counties.
\ The wheat has suffered from the
continual freezing and thawing.
If you want to see a good show, go
the Academy Theatre Saturday night.
The indications are that the April
term of circuit court will have a light
docket.
The local banks will notbe open for
business next Wash on's
Birthday.
Excepting the pleasant weather in
December it has been a most disagree
able winter.
If rumor be true there will be
numerou candidates for some of the
county offices.
Charley Tesreau has sold his auto
mobile to D. w. Wilkinson, the Com
mercial Hotel man.
st. Valentine was busy Monday, and
the postmaster had a land office trade
in one cent stamps.
Frank Reichert is building several
rooms to his house in Arcadia, former
ly known as the Allison place.
The man who runs the slot machine
in Pilot Knob took ffty-five slaug'
out of his machine in one week. Co.
ing some.
Collector Burnham has his deputies
throughout the county trying to col
lect taxes from the delinquent. The
law saysshe shall.
A birthday party was given by Mrs
Vim. Nation in Arcadia last Saturda!
evening. Those who were presen
report an enjoyable time.
We suggest to the authorities tina
just as soon as possible some concrete
crossings be built across Main street
1t should be done Immediately.
SALESMAN WANTED to look afte
our interest in Iron and adjacen
counties. Salary or Commission. AID
dress Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, o.
E. E. Evans of Graniteville was i
our city Thursday morning. Mr.. Evan
was enroute home from a ten da,
business trip through the East.-Bis
marck Gazette. !.
w. H. Kaths has 5een with HON
folk at Pilot Knob the past week o
more. Will was fortunate enough t.
take a clay off" just before the higl
waters disarranged all train schedules
Smith Golf was in town Tuesday
He tells us that the hub factory
Belgrade has closed down temperate
and he is going to st. Louis to spend
few months in the Chevrolet automo
bile factory.
The Hines place, in Belleview, wa
sold at Administrators sale at tn
an courthouse Tuesday afternoon. Gle
y. Henderson was the purchaser TO
S34O. Mr.. Henderson will make tn
place his home.
We are sorry to learn thatone of D
Martins young sons OF Edge Hill, fe
and broke his arm yesterday evening
DR.. Martin dressed his sons arm an,
he is reported to be rapidly recover
ing.-Centerville Outlook.
\ Strayed-From my place in Area
Ola, February 70, 1916, one large whit
gilt, weighing 900 lbs. Reward will
paid for information leading to the al
Idmal's recovery.
W. ID. FLETCHER, Ironton, Mo.
Mr.. w. r. Edgar was accompanie
to st. Louis last Wednesday by Mr.
Edgar, w. R., Jr., and DR.. Marshal
MI. Edgar stood the trip finely and
now at 44s9 Washington avenue. =
remained at st. Luke's hospital but
few days.
The following is a list Of out OF tow
people, who soAindly contributed
the Cemetery Improvement Associf
tion fund. Miss Fanny MARKHAM
Mrs. Emma Hills, Mrs. III. H. Harri
Mrs. Blood, Mr.. Scoville, Mr.. Tetwile
Or. Mccormick, Mr.. Goff Whitwortl
Mr.. Clarence W~hitworth, Mr.. Cron
mer.