Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Eggs thirty'nve cents a dozen.
Isn't 1t time for the June apples
The thermometer climbed to %
Monday.
Six room house in Arcadia for rent.
A. NJ. Plante, phone IS.
w. D. Fletcher shipped car of hogs
to st. Louis Monday night.
Sew for the Soldiers, Percy building,
Monday, July I'd, $3.50 p. NJ.
Fouud-Last Thursday, a pair of
s~pectacles. Inquire at this office.
Wanted--To rent a furnished house
Of three or four rooms. Apply at this
office.
DR.. W. G. Patton, of Cape Girar-
deau, has an interesting letter on our
first page.
The Ursuline Sisters have purchased
aDelco light and power plant for Ar
cadia College.
i Born-To MIR. and Mrs. j. /. Carl,
Saturday, June 23d, 1917, a boy. Moth
or and babe doing fine.
Quite a number of iisherm en- from
the Lead Belt visit Lake Killarney
Saturdays and Sundays.
Mrs. l.. A. Davis, OF Arcadia. wants
to hire a c~ook-either white or color
ed. Apply without delay.
The raspberry crop this year hear
abouts ia all but Il failure. "Winter'
killed." some of the growers say.
For SALE-A five-year-old Horse
gentle and good for all purposes. APP
ply to l.. A. Mckee, l%ronton, Mo.
"The good old summer time" Th'
thermometer has registered above
80 nearly every day the past week.
Thursday, June 2sth, Florence Lab
adie in "Saint, Devil and Woman,'
and "Luke, The Chaufler." DC an
Zoe.
Wheat harvesting is in progress an
the yield far better than was antic
pated. The oat crop is said to be tn
best ever.
The valley was filled to overiloW1n
with visitors Saturday evening an
some had difficulty in securing accom-
modations.
Our old friend, MI. A. Roehry, tn
past week presented us with som
very fine new potatoes from II
splendid garden.
Mrs. F. Rodach has been quite sic
at her home in Middlebrook for SON
time past. We nope to announce a
early improvement in her condition.
]. j. Player has sold his residen'
on College street, in Arcadia, to a M
Miller, of Pennington. Mr.. Play
will remov his family to Chaffee, NJ
1.-The Nations Peril is one Of I
best Preparedness" Pictures e'
produced.
Peter Left came from Laplant
Arkansas, last Saturday morning al
left the following day for Kansas u
where he expects to undergo a surg
cal operation.
B. S. Gregory, A. NJ. Mad'gan, \
Ii. Curry and r. L. Barger attended
Masonic celebration at Flat River Sa
urday night. They report a big cro'
and pleasant time.
Miss Allies Collins favored the &c
tor with an invitation to attend u
Graduating Exercises of the traini
school for nurses, st. Louis Mullanp
Hospital, June Goth.
Married AT the courthouse, Ire
ton, Mo-, Saturday, June 23d, ~
Frank ~stoddaHrd, and Melissa AXE
both of Brule, Mo-, o. w. Roop, p'
bate Judge, officiating.
Married--At the courthouse, lro
ton, Mo-, Saturday, June 2Sd, Is
Lewis A. Aksrs and Verneal Vinya
both of Belgrade, Mo-, o. W. TO
probate Judge, officiating.
A. Rieke & Son have rented
building, south Of their store, to u n
by the name OF Yates from the "
end Of the county who will condu'
store and restaurant therein.
We learn that u young frie
Winston M. Whitworth, last May
listed in the U. s. Engineer Corps
FL Paso, Texas. He will doubtless
in active service within q month
two.
We have had no rain In the va
for eighteen days and 1t Is getting
There have been showers round 40
Us, but none here. The gardens
potatoes are beginning to. need
badly.
Private Harry Patton OF Iron
Mo-, spent Friday In Festus. He
wounded In the English trenches
Is home on . iurlough. He rep
splendid treatment at the hands Of
English people. --Festus News.
Mr.. VIM. Trauernicht writes tina
and Mrs, Trauernicht are hsvin