Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-06-05
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Teachers examinations Friday and
Saturday.
A longways the shortest strawberry
crop we ever had In this section.
The road grader has been at work
on Ironton's streets the past week.
1t is said the oats are trusting"
from the heavy rains of the past
month.
For Sale-Two fresh Jersey mich
cows. CAROLINE HERMANN.
Formerly Henley farm.
Notwithstanding the continued
downpour Mr.. Schafer had a pretty
wellqilled house Monday night.
Beginning with this issue, the edi-
tors lucubrations will be printed
henceforth on the first page.
For Sale-A fine Jersey Cow and
Calf. JOHN l. MARSHALL, .
Ironton, Mo.
The Pilot Knob and Bonnie Terre
teams will play ball at Pilot Knob
next Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
For Sale-A carpet loom withsall at
tachments. Brand new; cost $25; will
be sold for So. Apply at this Office.
DIR. K. w. Houston has moved his
office to the building, north Of the
telephone exchange, recently pur-
chased by him.
The REGISTER this week is advised
Of the death of Mr.. E. Q. CLARK, a
former resident of Ir%onton, in Idaho
last December.
The frost in May certainly anuihi-
lated the gardens. Garden truck
never was before SO scarce in the
"smiling" month.
The roof is about completed on
Nichols new store house. They hope
to get into the structure by July 1st
or shortly afterwards.
Evangelist J.. B. Mcbride and wife
of California will begin a meeting at
Des Arc, Friday, June goth, and con-
tinue ten days. All are invited.
II looks very much like st. Francois
county has forgotten all about that
promise made a year or more ago to
build that bridge at M~iddlebrook.
Saturday, Special, at Gay & Kindell
Merchantile Co., June 7th, 1919. We
offer so Extra Good Brooms at 81
cents each, regular IS cent value.
Fletcher & Barger last Friday sold
big truck to F. Buechsenschuetz, the
ice mar at M%iddlebrook. They also
sold two trucks in Bismarck the same
day.
Rev. H. P. Grove, presiding elder
of the Pennington District, has beer
transferred to Charleston. He ii
succeeded by Rev. O. FL. Duggins.
pastor at Pennington.
Rain rain rain! Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday were ground soakers
indeed. Wednesday morning, how
ever, is bright and clear and it is hop
ed the rain has let up for a few days.
Services in st. Paul's church Iron,
ton, the coming Sunday, which will
be Whitsunday. The Holy Oommun-
ion will be administered, preceded BY
a sermon appropriate to the CREATES
tival.
John P. Stabb, 90. F, 314th Engi'
neers, S9th Division, telegraphs hi
mother that he landed in New Yorl
Monday, May 26. He is now at For
Riley, and will he home in a few
days.
Jasper Br~eitenstein of Belleviev
and Ran Jennings, Goodwater, 314tl
Engineers, landed at Hoboken, Ma.
23d, and are now at Camp Funston
where they will probably be discharg
ed this week.
NIL. IA L OSudIOl OuA PiSbuAS DhN
man, has arranged to give a shov
every Friday night at Graniteville
He will "try it out" for a while, any
way, and see how much money is il
the proposition.
The closing exercises of the PHO
Knob public school last Thursday ev
ening attracted a large audience an
all were much pleased with the en-
tertainment afforded. Well did ev
eryone do the part assigned.
Mr.. Wright, mana ger for the For
company at st. Louis, was an Ironto
visitor Friday. He highly compli
mented Fletcher & Barger on tn
condition and appearance of the locf
service station and sales rooms.
Will sell on Saturday, June 18th, 9
1 O'Clock p. M. Piano, Household
Furniture, Heater and Quick-Mei
Range, Carpets, Lawn Swing and O
Tank.
LOUISE RoDACH, Middlebrook, Mo.