Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-03-29
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The fisherman has been out the I
past week. z
The early gardener has most OF his
work done. ]
The easter lilies have been in bios |
som the past week. !
Brick work is in progress on }. X.
Bildwin's new garage. '
"What Became Of Parker?" at the
Academy of Music Friday night.
Everett Pigg has moved to the little
house just north OF Basler 4 kuhn's.
uThe Broken Law, "featuring William
Farnum Saturday, April 7th; o n ~
cents.
Fletcher s. Barger last Friday sold a
Ford car to Chas. Bond, the black
smith at Mann.
AIR. A.V. polak of De Soto writes
that he has gone to Atlanta, Georgia,
to remain some time.
The'two people in the valley who
had the small pox have fully recover
ed and no new cases reported.
w. A. Townsend of Belleview Mon
day sold a fine saddle mare to DIR. A.
l.. Toney of Piedmont.
For Sale--A good Poland China
Male Hog, ready for service.
r. N. MARI.
Recorder Hawkins TUESDAY issued q
marriage license to w. Lawrence
Z Keeslipr and Elizabeth Wendell OF
Brule.
Mr.. W. Fl. Delano brought a couple
of dandelion blossoms to the Office last
Friday which he had ~plucked in his
yard that day. Early.
patria 2 (Treasure) with Mrs. Ner'
O Castle and ga Matrimonial
Martyr,n with Ruth Roland, Tuesday,
April Sd; Is and 10 cents.
The members of the county court
the assessor and surveyor, Will con
vene at the courthouse next Monda,
as a Board Of Equalization.
Mrs. Mary J. Riley, formerly Mrs
Mary ]. Wright, a long time reslden
of Ironton, died in Arkansas, nea
Little Rock, Sunday, March 18TH.
Billy, little son of Mr.. and Mr.. W.. u
Fletcher, has been very sick the pas
week with scarlet fever, but, we ar
glad to say, is much improved now.
"Hazel Adams,"a popular soutber
comedy, will be giveA at the Academ
of Music, Ironton, on the evening
April 18th, by the Caledonia dig
School.
De Soto Times: Ferd Schmitz, tt
grocer, and family went to lrontc
last Sunday in their auto delivery ca
and spent the day with relative
They had a pleasant trip.
Spring Opening at the Lopez stor
Saturday, March 3lst. You are co
daily invited, and the manageme
promises to make your visit DO
T. pleasant and profitable to you.
~ The financial statement OF IT.
snty for the year ending Janua
919l7. IL issued this week with t
REGIsrER in pamphlet form. 1t is
complete history Of the county finant
for the past year.
VIM. II. Webb and wife returned
their home in Bixby, Mo-, in the W
end of Iron county, Tuesday, Maj
Goth, after an automobile trip to :
Diego, California, and return. tt
report o most enjoyable time.
Mother Block at M%iddlebrook &c
brated her eighty. sixth birthday 81
day and Monday night. Friends
relatives were present and q re-
good time was enjoyed by all. :
ycne rsble hostess was in fine he'
and spirits.
Mrs. Z. L. Brooks, formerly
Ironton, who had been m Inmate
the State Hospital at Pennington
some time past, died In that inst
ton Sunday. The remains were
TERED In the Thomas cemetery,
Graniteville.
Mr.. Geo. Wendell returned
Monday to open the Ozark Gar
south Of the courthouse. VIII
ready to do all repairing and wi
ixing. All work guaranteed. It
nay you to call and see him bt
you have your work done.
From the Pennington News:
H. B. Reed, Of Flat River, 20
Board Of Health physician, tells
n News this week that he now has
hiteen homes under smallpox qul
time regulations at Flat River. 4
thirty .seven persons are conf'hs
various homes, oil Of whom 9
have the disease or have been exE
to II. Dr.. Reed says he 10 =
every stop possible to stamp ou
malady, but ID not receiving IN
operation b should have ~
EFFORTS, especially from those
have n Or hAys been exposed,
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