Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Cool nights.

Lopez's have a new advertisement.
A hail storm at Iron Mountain sun
day evening.
The rains the past week ough, to
insure good gardens.
Wheat threshing is in progress in
Belleview valley We are told.
1t is said 500 automobiles visited the
Iron Mountain dam on July 4th.
The ice cream festival has been an
unusually scare article this year..
The soft Observation-Disclosures for
beer-are being shipped in in pro-
fusion.
We indebted to Mr.. A. Roehry for
some very fine peas from his sple ndid
garden.
Mr.. Stanforth and bride are doni-
ciled in the old Hills home in west
lronton.
Mr.. Tom Buckner, of Lancaster,
New York, visited relatives in Arcadia
last week.
a force of men are at work Oh Ar
cadia Heights arranging for the Bap-
fist Assembly, August .th-19th.
George and Albert Davis OF Poplar
Bluff visited their aunt, Mrs, A. NJ,
Madigan, in lroiton, this week.
Thursday. July 18th, Florence Lab.
adie in "The Fear of Poverty" and
Luke's "~F'ireworks Fizzle." 5 and l0c.
The Methodist Assembly convenes
at Arcadia, Friday. All is in readi :
ness for a record breaking attend
ance.
Geo. A. Kuhn, who has a pros
porous butcher business at Hermann,
Mo-, visited his mother and other
relatives in this vicinity last week.
Farmer s. W. Andrews of Russell
vile is Boosting that he has the finest
crop of timothy hay this year that he
has had in all the years he has been
engaged in agriculture.
An adjourned term Of county court
will be held, Thursday, July 18th. N
approval of the bond of the county
depository and and some road mat
tiers will be disposed of.
1t is rumored that passenger trains
Nos. 8 and 10will be taken off the road
in the near future. This move Is
necessitated by the exigencies OF the
war, the engines being needed to
transport freight.
Hon. O. l.. Munger, of Piedmont
war in Ironton last week on his way
to Hunts farm, in Reynolds county
where he delivered speech on the
occasion OF the dedication OF the ne"
bridge across Black river.
The REGISTER family last Sunday
enjoyed its first mess OF "roas1lh'
earsn for the season. They were pre-
sented to us by Mr.. Iemrow Curtis
and certainly were delicious. Mr.
Curtis has our sincere thanks.
One black mare mule, 10 hands
high, about 8 years old, with SINAI
bell and harness marks. Owner may
get same by calling at my place, on
mile south of Des Arc, Mo.
NJ. M. BORDERS.
To Miss Alice NJ. Gay the editor il
indebted for an invitation to attend IN
Graduating Exercises of the Class o
1917 of the American Institute OF Nor
NAL Methods, Western Session, Frida.
evening, July 18th, Evanston, Illinois
R. v. Cooper, publicity man wit
the Frisco railroad, st. Louis, was II
the valley Sunday arranging Tor NJ
family to spend u couple Of weeks ii
the valley next month at the home o
Judge VIM. Thompson in Russell
vile.
T., T., Evans, of Granitevil lie, for
merly with the Belleyiew & Wester
Railroad, last week purchased the /
L, Dew eese residence in south Iron
ton, paying therefor $3.50. Mr.. NV
ans moved into his new home ia
Friday.
Paul NJ. Patton, an old Ironton bo
who has been in the employ OF tn
Missouri Pacific Railway, st. Loui
for many years, was an 1ronton visi'
or last Thursday. He will spend IL
next two weeks with n OF his sistel
In Michigan.
W. p. Patterson OF Arcadia has er
gagged in the milk business in the Va
Icy and is prepared to furnish pur
wholesome milk to all customers.
share Of the patronage OF the publ
Is respectfully solicited, Drop ca
to him at the Arcadia post office.
The latest news from Mrs. Pea
Ssville, nee Matkin, who has bee
very sick in a sanitarium at Silver CT
New Mexico, for several months pa
10 that she has much improved q
past week. This Ia cheering news
the estimable lady's many friends.
Many Valley people attended t
Gait. Potter wedding ceremonies
the Potter home, west OF town, IL