Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-01-18
krOutOn. Missouri,
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS. 1917.
LOCAL BREVlTlES.


Another snow Saturday.
Shall We annex ''the suburbs?"
Very quiet since the New Year.
How many SHOWS already this vim
teri
Quite Q lot Of ties being hauled to
town.
Some of the imported hay selling at
$50 . ton.
Bismarck's new depot is about ready
to move into.
A dance 1T the Valley Inn last We'd
nesdsy evening.
w. d. Fletcher shipped . car OF
stock to St. Louis Sunday.
Next Tuesday, "The Regeneration"
o Fox Feature in 5 Reels.
Fred Fiber IL again In the black
smith business in Arcadia
Some cold weather the past few
days. Two below Sunday night.
Collector Burnham is getting ready
to make war on the delinquents.
Show Us the man who said there
would be no winter after January lst.
Congressman Hensley has our thanks
for u very attractive calendar for 1917.
The timber thief ia still In the land.
He must be made to stop his bust
ness.
The Valley clothed in white is all
right, l suppose, but am Irish enough
to prefer green.
The people on the east side now
have a street lamp. They should
build some walks.
To the Arcadia Valley Bottling Com
pany we are indebted for a very pref.
ty calandar for 1917.
r. Buechsenschuetz, Middlebrook,
send the REGISTER a very attractive
calendar for the New Year.
Can't we have some crossings on
Main street before the muddy, slop'
by days Of late winter and early
spring?
"The Buzzard's Shadow" featuring
Harold Lockwood and May Allison
Ave reels, and a Jerry Comedy at ths
picture show next Saturday night.
The small boys who go about towi
breaking window glass should be
taught a lesson. 1t is a species o.
Vandalism that rs not 10 be tolerated
A surprise "Misce llaneous Shower
was. given Mrs. Estelia Alexander Al
gier last Friday night by fourteen o.
her girl friends. They report a mos
enjoyable evening.
"The Regeneration magnifcen
drama that is filed with human lf'
and heart interest situations, featuring
Rocklife Fellows and Anna Wilson
Tuesday, January 20.
II. j. Morrison, the plumber from
> Poplar Bluff, was here last Frida,
looking over the location of the ne,
high school with a view OF submittinl
q hid to the contractors to do som
~ work thereon.
Dir. II. r. Taylor, representative Q
the Moss Tie Company. informs u
that the recent high water in Blac
river carried away about three thou.
and cross ties for his company.-Cen
terville Outlook.
Mrs. VIM. Trsueruicht, after an al
% nee Of about six weeks in St. Loui'
where she underwent a surgic'
operation, Seturped home last Fr
day. We are pleased to say her col
dition 10 much improved.
Mr.. A. Rieke left on the noon ira
Saturday for Hot Springs, Arkansa
where he expects to spend sever
weeks. Mr.. Rieke had not been VI
2 for several days he thought the bat
might prove beneficial. W. hope
hear Of 90 early Improvement.
Mr.. Frank Hasty and Miss Ma
Griss ON were married last Saturd'
night, at her home 10 Ironton, Ja
nary 10, 1917. There we're TWEEN
present. The treat was lemonade a.
cake. May . long and prosperous 4
DO theirs. 4
Mr.. Geo. G. Howes, Of st. Lou
who recently purchased the Hempl
man place In Russellville, IL arrangi
to make extensive improvements
the Apring. In addition to building
fns residence Mr.. Howes will erect
nne barn, costing several thousa
dollars.
W. II. r. Brown, an old front
boy and former at,ache OF the REG
TER, out for several years past
been q conductor IN the employ oil
Pulim an Company, now has a u
the Sunshine Special between St.L'
10 and San Antonio, Texas.
FRIENDS will be glad TO know be 10
Ing nicely.
q. A. Hartxeli and D. Hartzell,
Enough In the west end Of the couI
we're In lronton Tuesda. looking 0
the -four mill with . view OF buy
the same. These gentlemen are .
csssfully conductipga mill 1t Enor
We would bs glad TO sss them cs