Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-04-13
9 BREVITTEs.
DIVIDED this week.

Crowded this week.
Where win the high school be To-
Gated?
The early gardens have had lots Of
snow.
When are we going to have some
street crossings?
Easter, April 23d. Then, perhaps,
spring viii come.
The Valley Inn will be open for SUM
mel visitors May LIST.
Des Arc voted to build 9 $4,000
school house last week.
No. s last Friday had three extra
coaches. filled with soldiers, bound Tor
Mexico.
W.D. Fletcher last week shipped 9
car of wheat from Arcadia to the new
-four mill at Annapolis.
See Dorothy Bernard in "The Dis
trict Attorney at the Picture Show
Saturday night. Great!
with the converting of the April
term Of circuit court the candidates
will beginto get busy.
The increases in valuation made by
the Board of Equalization last week
are published in this issue.
The fellow who pays the least taxes
ID Generally the loudest-mouthed ad-
yocate for an increased'levy.
The W. or. u. will meet at the
Union Methodist church, Ironton,
Wednesday, April 10, at 2:SO P. M.
Ii is said that the Iron Mountain
contemplates installing telephones
in all the stations to be used in dis
patching trains.
The north bound passenger trains
were crowded last week carrying peo-
pie from Hot Springs who had been
attending the races.
Bismarck item in Pennington News:
UMrs. Geo. Buford was called to Ar
cadia Saturday on account OF the III
ness of her brother"
Ii is said that a st. Louis corpora
ton has bought a big body of land
near Glover and will build a saw mill
there in the near future.
Al snow storm, lasting twenty-four
honrs. commenced last Friday morn
ing. The fakes melted, though, rs
soon as they touched the ground.
Some people have a habit of not
paying their city taxes. Phe present
collector says there must be q chang o
along this line. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
It ia said that Gambrinus' foaming
beverage was to an extent RESPONSE
! BILE for the enthusiasm some Of the
colofed brethren manifested for the
high school proposition.
Mrs. A. L. Hill and son, Hartford,
left Saturday for Hot Springs, 9 a
months stay and then will return 10
Mrs. Hill's mother and visit a month.
-Fredericktown Tribune.
Under Mr.. Trauernicht1s directions
one hundred and ten loads OF gravel
were put on the road between here
and Pilot Knob one day last week.
Several hundred loads were hauled
in all.
DR.. and Mrs. q. O. Kerlagon went
to ST. Louis Wednesday morning
The Doctor returned the same even
ing, while Mrs. Kerlagon remained
for a few days visit.-Bismarck Ca
zette.
A few weeks agoIsome man happen
ed along the railroad and organized the
section men. Last week the company
removed all the foremen who had
joined the order and put new men in
their places.
Giles Mcmahon, who has been
spending the winter with his mother
in the west end OF the county, is In
Ironton to-day on his way Cheyenne,
Wyoming, where he has made his
home for several years.
In response to a petition signed by
a poodly number OF our citizens, the
Evanpelists, Burk and Hobbs, have
decided to hold a meeting in Farm
ington, beginning about the 18th OF
June.-Farmington Times.
After the snow storm the thermom-
eter went down to 80 last Saturday
night and to 20 Sunday night. In
consequence, two pretty hard frostf
and the fruit suffered. To-day (Wed-
nesday) is an ideal spring day.
-FoR SALE-New Ford Run-about-
Automobile. Made one trip, 80 miles.
Reason for selling, roads washed
away in this County last August
Price, $3.50. 90.
NIL. COPELAND, Ellington, Mo.
The ladies' OF the Cemetery I'M
provement Association will give q
supper at the Academy OF Music,
Thursday evening, April 9th. Sup
per, 25 cents. Everybody attend,
have q good time and help a worthy
cause.