Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-19

lLc ilutt SAoCb ! III piooi
Sorae talk Of organizing a band.
The high school building is about
ready for the roof.
d. W. Wilkinson, the hotel man
has purchased a Ford car.
Fredericktown is talking Of invest
ing 100000 III water works.
1t is estimated that it will cost $500
TO oil Main street this year.
Another April when Spring is W
fully shy abou. coming forward.
The Board Of Appeals will be in ses-
sion at the courthouse next Monday.
The wild geese were travelling
northward over the valley iaet week.
Iron Mountain is arranging for
! many summer visitors this year, it is
said.
Rev. Penley will hold services in st.
Paul's church next Sunday, morning
and evening.
The thermometer registered "a
.sday-the warmest day OF the
y.ar, .hus far.
TAG early gardens have made little
progress during the cold weather OF
the past week.
Oar weather the past week has been
varied most OF it cold-hut Iuesday
vas almost d summer day.
Easier & Kuhn, the butchers, have
dissolved partnership, Mir. Kuhn hay
ing bought Mr.. Basler out.
The local agency expects two new
Ford cars this week. Can't get then
as fast as they a sell then.
Judge II. B. Jones Saturday raceiv
ed Dodge automobile. L. B. lmme
drove the cur from st, Louis.
Contest over land titles seem Il
institute a big portion Of the circui
court docket for the April term.
Lonesome Luke is coming to tn
academy of Music Theatre Saturda.
hight. He makes them all laugh.
Recorder Hawkins Saturday issue'
= D marriage license to IL. ii. iiagme
And Stella r. Remelin Ok St, Louis.
Pictorial Review--six months (be
ginning with April No for so cts.
e BAPTIST LADIES.
Again we pause to remark tbs
81 Des Arc seems to have the sort {
high school that Ironton needs.
Sixteen Fords lined up in front
saaA1 he Academy of Music the night tt
AsH&C Caledonia high School held fort
There.
8&f1 Some people are 80 uncharisab!e
to say that lots of the fellows Wh
wanted war do not intend to 60 II
IT. front at all.
The REGISTER Is pleased to leai
that Mrs. DR.. Houston, who has bee
in quite poor health the past white
il now greatly improved.
Circuit court convenes next Mon
day. The docket, with the cxceptlt
OF eighty-three suits for delinque1
taxes, il printed this week.
For Sale Or Trade--Granite Mon
ments. VIII exchange n for go'
work horse. G. w. RENNIE,
Graniteville, Mo.
For Sale--Aberdeen Angus YEARLY
Bull. Price reasonable.
OAKwooD LAND Il CATTLE Co.
Minimum, Mo.
Our Methodist and Baptiet fFien
fear that the war and the high cost
living combined may cut down I
Il attendance on the assemblies II
year.
The Caledonia and lronton hi
School mines played q game OF ball
lronton last Friday afternoon. 1
home team was victorious In a sco
or Alto 1.
Tuesday, April oath, Mrs. Vern
Castle in "Pstria," No. 5,"The lsla
God Forgot" and ''1'he Shine Cir
featuring Gladys Hulette, a beauti
produ ction IN 6 reels.
Messrs. Arthur Huff and "a. WI
worth were in ST. Louis last Thu
day to attend a meeting OF the Boz
of Trustee, of the Methodl't As'em
to pan tor this years programme.
The box supper given by
Catholic ladies' Of tho valley at
home Of Mr.. Kanouse in Arcadia
Monday night Of last week was a 8
cess in every way, the net proce
being $40.
Mrs. J.. T. baldwin, Jr.. and tn
children, OF Chicago, arrived Tues
hight on q visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w
Delano. They are on their way nc
from a two months stay with J.
Baldwin, ST., and family, in Lau
Mississippi.
Centervlile Outlook: "The On
pox situation Is under splendid 9
troll, 80 FIR as we a learn. A RI