Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-04-03

Spring Millinery at the Style Shot,.
Still no night man at the Ironton
station. Why not?
Fishermen are plentiful at Lake
Killarney on Su ndays.
The brick for the Nichols store are
being shipped from Jackson.
Several teams been employed haul
ing gravel on the streets the past
week.
Harry Dinger is now domiciled on
the farm, east of town, recently pur-
chased by him and his brother.
The docket for the April term of
circuit court will be a light n and
the session will probably be a brief
one.
Read the advertisement on first
page of the sale of registered Here
ford cattle, Q Pennington, next
Tuesday, April 9Th.
There were no services in the
Methodist church Sunday owing to
the fact that Rev. Stone, the pastor,
VIVID OuAC4lU& lhAhChHNs
Fine new lot Ladies' and Misses
Trimmed Hats received this week.
The styles are right and prices lowest.
Come and see. LOPEZ STORE Go.
The influenza situation in the valley
and vicinity seems somewhat improv-
ed over what it was last week, but
still there are a great many sick peo-
Pile.
March was a very we'll behaved
neutrality-suspicious. normal all the
way through. March not infrequent-
ly gives us extremes of both heat and
cold.
Don't fail to see the Special Manu-
facturer's line of Ladies' Suits, Goats
and Skirts at Lopez's next Friday and
Saturday. On sale those two days
only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker were
in Ironton Tuesday where they rented
property and will move there within
the next few days.-Bismarck Ga
zette.
A number of relatives and friends
assembled at the home Of Grandma
Block in Middlebrook last Wednesday,
the occasion being the hostess' eighty
eighth birthday.
M. Nichols new store building on
the south side of the square will cost
$4,000. This expenditure does not
provide for finishing the interior of
the second story.
While complete returns are not yet
available indications are that G. W.
Hanson has received about all the
votes in the race for County Superin-
tendent of Schools.
w. D. Fletcher reports his auction
sale of stock at Doyle last Saturday
as very satisfactory. All Of the horses
were disposed of, but a few of the
mules were not sold.
The members of the county court
and the assessor meet next Monday
at the courthouse as a Board of Equal
ization. The Board will probably be
in session several days.
Chas. Bond, of %Belleview, has
bought q half interest in the black
smith business Of Gay & Schwab in
Ironton, and on April 1st became an
active member Of the firm.
A line from Mr.. HI. A. Nall of Jeffer-
son City advises us that he is now liv-
ing in his own home, having recently
purchased a residence in the capital
city. We congratulate him.
The town will lose another worthy
couple in the removal Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Harral, who have sold their
residence here to j. P. Gross and will
move to st. Louis.-Bismarck Ga
zette.
Geo. Stark on the Stark Farm, south
of Arcadia, last week shipped five gal
Ions of cream to st. Louis, for which
he received a check for $9.17. Some
of these days the Ozarks will develop
into a great dairy country.
Alaw passed by the present legisla-
ture raises the salary of the County
Superintendent of Iron county from
$3.50 to $1050 per annum, effective at
once. Similar increases we're provid-
ed for in each county in the state.
Mrs. j. w. Polk and Miss Carrie
have been sick with influenza the past
week. Monday night the disease az
fected Mrs. Folks heart and for a
q while her condition was serious.
She is reported better at this writing.
''The Senior Class of Ironton High
are thinking of bestowing a medal on
Miss Rose Ross, who supplied the
sHome-tie" feeling for three soldiers
during the war. Seems to have been
a case of teaching love by cores
pondence courses
Mrs. O. w. Fisher, of Pilot Knob,
went to st. Louis Saturday, taking
taking with her her daughter, Miss
Mildred, fifteen years old, who will
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
We trust to hear of the young lady's
early restoration to health.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Henry E. Sumpter and Maude Vol
ner of Edgehill.
Julian Lewis and Cora Bowen OF
Reynolds county.
w. III. Dotson OF Quaker and Elsie
Payne of Goodwater.
VIM. Hart, who lives on the other
side of Shepherd Mountain, was miss
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