Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-22
LOCAL RREViTiES.

The early gardener is getting rest
0ess.
Unusually dry for February. Lots
Eof dust.
] Arcadia folks are getting anxious
! for some walks.
( Superintendent Hanson has q letter
on the first page.
I The new depot at Bismarck was
6edicated last week.
Teachers examinations Friday and
saturday Of next week.
IN Collector Burnham has his deputies
ssopt after the delinquents.
Tuesday, February 9th, Valeska
& ouratt in 'sThe Soul of Broadway"
The banks will not be open for bust
ness Observation-Disclosures birth
day.
If the price Of potatoes keeps soa
ing 1t q question whether it will pay
to buy seed.
There was thunder and lightning
u Sunday night. Some say this means
fr ost in May.
Can't W q have a few more street
n crossings on Main street? They are
badly needed.
It is intimated that there will be
much mining done at Iron Mountain
in the neal future.
u d. w. Wilkinson, mine host at the
New Commercial, is now working in
the mines at Flat River.
1 Paul P. Rosentreter and son, John,
went to st. Louis Monday to bring a
couple of Chevrolet cars.
The Ford dealers report that the
@ outlook is fine for an extraordinary
business in the next few months.
la#s The walls of the College building,
mi standing from the fire of week before
last, were blown down last week.
The "Last Chance" seems to be a
very popular resort these days. Auto
mobile trips thereto are numerous.
s34 The car shortage is assuming amaz-
ing proportions and unless relief is
Rsoon provided the results will be dire.
.S We acknowledge the receipt of a
sample sack OF very fine meal made
BY the Valley Manufacturing Com
pany.
This coming Sunday, the first Sun
day in Lent, there will be services in
St. Paul's Church, both morning
and evening.
The wheat prospect, it is announced,
IL not as good as it might be. But it is
early yet and there can be lots lots OF
Improvement.
The timber thief, finding there is NO
longer any peace for him in this corn
munity, is hieing to other fields. Let
him go-and stay!
Il Saturday "The Oval Diamond
from the famous detective story by
David S. Foster, with Harris Gordon
snd Barbara Filroy.
Collector Eurnham's delinquent list
this year is not SO large as it was last
year and is confined chiefly to the fal
ss west end of the county.
ssss5 Out in Montana potatoes are selling
at seventy cents Il bushel and timo'
thy hay at 81 n ton. Transportation
seems to be some item.
Rev. +. TB. Henry was called tt
Fredericktown Sunday to conduct thu
funeral of VIM. Newberry, forme
ss& collector Of Madison county.
SsM For Sale-Horse, buggy, harness
saddle, bride and new bath tub, will
|s9ssR xtures. Mrs. RUSSELL TINS,
WYNN Russellville, phone 1877.
Rev. 8. M. Brown, a we'll know
Minister and writer of Kansas City, j
conducting a series Of meetings II
tho Ironton Baptist Church this week
In one of our grocery stores lai
week one potato sold for eleven cent
OF course it vas a good sized potato
but isn't that some price, at thatP
There is a story Of a ditched auto
mobile, one night the past week
somewhere between Ironton an
Last Chance" Particulars meager
Married-At tho Courthouse Feb
ruary 18th, 1917, Isaac Hamilton
Des Arc, Mo-, and Miss Lulu Cline
Piedmont, Mo-, Judge o. W. Roo
officiating.
Elias Nichols says that he has II
tons Of Ice In his house. Last ye'
about this time he shipped in 100 tor
from ST.. Louis and stored It away.
lasted him until some time In July.
Mrs. Lulu Gillian Woodside is in {
Louis this week making herpurchas
OF Spring Millinery. She wishes
assure the ladies that she will ha,
something to please them on her n
~ turn.
The residence OF Sam Boyd, colo
cd, east Of the railroad bridge aero
etout's creek. was destroyed by Il
Aabout ten O'Clock Tuesday mornln
NaA@%All OF the contents were saved.
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