Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-03-01
Z ~BREvITIEs.
Lopez's have q new ad.
A light snow Tuesday night.

A light snow Tuesday night.
IL March coming in like q lion?
Hail, about the size of peas, Tues
day noon.
Everybody hauling ties, or nearly
everybody.
Teachers examinations Friday and
Saturday next.
The car famine is assuming appall'
ing proportions.
First announcement for 1917 this
week. Come on, boys.
Time for spring candidates to an
nounce their ambitions.
Been q hard winter on the wood
pile. Aud the end is not yet.
Saturday, March Sd, "Apri!," a fas-
cinating Mountain Romance and CON-
i edy.
! About fifteen or twenty men are
/ st II at work prospecting on fiiot
* iob.
q Uncle Josh ~Sprrceby" at the
Of Music, Wednesday night,
ssNarch 7th.
MI Work Ia being completed on the
IEareroom back OF Madigan d Whit
SSworth's hardware store.
Hawaiian Music, Dramatic Read
ings and Select Songs at the Academy
of Music Thursday evening.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. No washing, no ironing. APP
ply to Dr.. r. W. Gay, Ironton, Mo.
Mr.. August Rieke's condition this
8fThursday) morning is reporaed as
most serious and 1t is feared that the
end is near.
Robert Mantell in "The Blind ness
Of Devotion" in which the famous
v dramatic t makes his screen debut,
Tuesday, March 6.
Paul P. Rosentreter & Co., 1ronton,
are local agents for the Chevrolet car,
H made in st. Louis. See their adver-
tissment next week.
j. Il. Baldwin has commenced work
On a concrete garage building on Main
street, south Of Madigan q Whit.
vorth's hardware store.
Basler & Kuhn, the butchers, put up
about so tons OF ice during the recent
cold weather. Mr.. Kuhn tells us that
they have very fine ice, too.
For SALE Thoroughbred White
\ Ply mouth Rock and White Leghorn
\ Eggs-s1.W per Setting.
j. l.. CURTIS, Ironton, Mo.
Contractor Buckley has had a num-
Der OF men at work the past week re-
moving the rubbish from the late fire
ct Arcadia College, preparatory to
putting up the building.
s Mrs. Amy Hargrove, dressmaker,
10 Mrs. Polk's residence north of Madi-
ran g. Whitworth's hardware store,
4 prepared to do all kinds of plain and
fancy sewing. A trial is solicited.
For Sale--One two-story brick bust
mess building, with stock OF General
Merchandise. Also, hve-room dwell
Ing house. WATTS BROS:
Fredericktown, Mo.
A. l.. London this week purchased
the VIII Freeland farm at Roseile. 1t
ts an eighty acre farm and MIR. Lon :
gdon will move there oon and 60 to
TAI MISREPRESENTATION Tribune.
D. E. Fletcher went to st. Louis
Monday morning bringing home with
him three new Ford cars. Accom-
a panying him were Elias Nichols and
Edwin Codding who helped drive the
cars to the valley.
Il DR.. Henry, while here this week
from Arcadia, told us that during all
il the years since he left Fredericktown
sS# he has not missed a church appoint.
~ ment because Of sickness. Frederick.
NJ town Democrst-News.
a Henry Boyd, colored, ask the
n REGISTER to return thanks to the good
4 people OF the valley for the assistance
4 rendered him and his family when
their house was destroyed by fire
~nesday morning Of last week.
Sunshine Special stopped al
aSIaes Saturday for Charlie Tes'
10 get on board and join the New
r york Giants on their way to Texas
Mrs. Frank Mullin got on the train
here to journey to San Diego, Cali
fornia. ..... e
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Mckee we're In
st. Louis last week. Mr.. Mckee wenl
to consult Q specialist who Informed
him that he had q bone fractured in
his left hip. Mrs. Mckee returned
to Ironton Saturday and Mr.. Nc e'
came back Monday.
The Doris Motor Car Company hal
Ia. -u-sk-1 -AnDts IN 81 mn
600. H. B. Krenning, who has beef
at the head Of the corporation for the
past several years, has resigned ant
will spend the greater part OF hi
time at bis summer home In the val
ley.
A rush OF legal advertising, comipl
In at the last moment, curtatls GU
reading matter space and renders thu
REGIsTEl, q few hour late In being
printed this week. W. ask the In
diligence of our kind readers ant
will endesvor to make amends In tn
future.
George Blue and wife, who hav'
been living In vt. Louis for severa
months, returned to Ir0nton las
month and will make their home OF
what 10 known 40 the "Nelson place
between Pilot Knob and Graniteville
~ George expects to work at tn
IN Quarry.
N The Thermometer Monday mounts'
Il 60 79-the high record, 30 far, for tn
present year. BY Tuesday morn
4 {ne the mercury dropped TO al
change Of 81 degrees. Another on
Of those decided changes In tenpers
Snso fnr which the present winter hal