Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-07-31
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School Notes on first page.
County court meets next Monday,
DR.. Hafner will be here next week.
The post-ofice is now lighted with
electricity.
Thos. Johnson is growing some fine
cantaloupes.
You can save money at Brown Big
Clearing Sale.
The Methodist Assembly closes next
Sunday night.
The Academy of Music is being wir-
ed for electricity.
TITS the last week of the Lopez sale.
You'll have to hurry.
For SALE.-A good, gentle family
horse. Apply to A. Rieke & Son.
W. R. Allen, Jr., has sold his horse
and buggy to Mrs. Turner in Arcadia.
The dust never was more annoying
in the valley than it has been the past
week.
Marvin College Day, Arcadia En-
campment, Thursday, July 81. Special
programme.
The Baptist Assembly, on Arcadia
Heights, commences next Wednes-
day, August 9th.
Teachers examinations Friday and
Saturday. No more examinations
after then until next March.
The best Bargain in shoes you ever
saw-during the our big clearing sale.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Sylvester Kitchell of Annapolis last
Thursday sent us a monster beet. II
weighed three pounds, five ounces anc
a half.
The younger folk had an enjoyable
dance last Saturday evening, from
900 to 1880, at the Commercial Hote
Annex.
The Presbyterian Cleaners will hold
their Home Baking Exchange at Gay
& Kindell's, Saturday, August I'd, tel
O'Clock.
Not for many years has the valley
had the prolonged siege of hot nights
that has characterized the present
summer.
An attache of the U. s. army wal
here one day last week circulating lit
e%rature, the purpose of which was tf
induce young men to enlist.
The Abrams farm, near Annapolis
sold at trustees sale Monday for $500
This is said to be not more than hal
what the place is worth.
The Annual Holiness Camp Meeting
at Des Arc this year begins Thursday
August 21st, and closes August 31st
A large attendance is expected.
The Arcadia Valley Base Ball min
and the Marvin College team of Fred
ericktown will play ball Thursday
Friday and Saturday of this week.
WANTED-An elderly lady to COO
and keep house for farm hands. N
objection to small family. Address J
A.. Conrad, Ideal Farm, Arcadia, Mo-
A. q. Jaquith, a former Pilot Kno
boy who has been living in Dubuque
Iowa, for a number of years, WRITE
that he is now located in Denver, Col
orado.
For Sale-Blacksmith and WACO
Shop and Undertaking Business at r
lot Knob. Also, two two-horse wa
CONS, and one one-horse wagon. Ar
ply to F. A. Ebreacht, Pilot Knob,M'
Residents on Arcadia Heights hav
Sunday School in the tabernacle Sur
day morning at 8 o'clock. Rev. H.l
ColwelI is superintendent. Service
are held at Sunset Rock every ever
ing.
While we had only the promise {
a rain Tuesday afternoon, at Mungel
ten miles west, there was an awft
down-pour. The mail carrier frol
the west end was delayed two hour
by the storm.
The three WILSON sisters, vocalist
seen to be the most popular attrat
ton at the Arcadia Encampment th
year. Everybody who has visited Il
hill is loud in praise of the singing
theseyoung ladies.
Mr.. Chas. L. Fox, Of Newport, Arl
ansas, arrived in Ironton Saturda
evening on a ten days visit to b
mother. Charlie says they have ha
no drouth in Arkansas, and crop pro
poets were never better.
Belleview Camp, No. 6451, M. W.. A
wilrgive a Grand Fish Fry at Ga
Phillips Grove, n and a half mill
northwest Of Belleview, Saturda.
August 1e, 1918. All r invited
attend and have a big time. :
DR.. Hafner will be in trenton fro
August 4th to 10th. Office with DR..
W. Trauernicht. Hours from : a.
to | B. M. Have him examine 20
eyes-FREt
On Wednesday afternoon MI
Miriam Bleeck entertained in hon
OF her guest, Miss Dorothy Blanl
daughter of O. L. Blanks, Mexico, Nj