Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-03-22
z BREVITIES.
No. 4 continues to 30 late.
Anybody running for Mayor?
The small boy 10 talking bas eball.

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st. Patrick's day was quiet and we'll
behaved.
The handle factory lie receiving
some timber.
Land hunters quite a few in the val
ley these days.
Spring Opening at the Style Shop
Thursday evening.
Work on the high school building is
progressing rapidly.
Saturday, March cath, Nance O'Neil
in "a Womsn's Past"
The Picture Show will reopen Sat-
urday night, March oath.
An Arkansas editor says that rock
is to cards just what Bevo is to beer.
r. G.. Farmer is doing the concrete
work on J. r. Baldwin's new garage.
The county court will meet as Z
board Of equalization, Monday, April
End.
Annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Bank Of Arcadia Valley, April
End.
Patria has for its theme the p~rotec-
ton Of the American home by inva-
sion.
Eggs are selling for twenty cents
cheaper than they have been for a
long time.
The proposition to bond the county
for road purposes seems to have been
abandoned.
Mrs. Sanford Andrews OF Charleston
Is the guest OF Mr.. Andrews parents
In Russellville.
About $50 tax sales of land at the
April term OF circuit court, which con-
venes April 23d.
Something will have to be put on
Main street to cover the rocks that
ere showing up all along.
Train No. 3 was run in two sections
last Thursday, soldiers and equipment
taking up about five car
1t is announced that mining On quite
IN extensive scale will begin at Iron
Mountain in the near future.
Don't fail to see Mrs. Vernon Castle
in "Patriss:' Tuesday. Read the story
in the Sunday Globe Democrat.
For Rent--My ten-room residence
on South Main Street, 1ronton. Apply
/ to G. w. Collins, Minimum, Mo.
Tuesday, March 9th, "Patria," the
greatest serial yer produced, and a
6.reel Pathe feature--an s.reel show
for l5c and 10c.
A number Of people are saying that
the extremely cold weather Of this
winter has killed all our peaches. But
let US wait and see.
d. E. Fletcher and Elias Nichols
brought two Ford cars from st. Louis
Friday. They encountered consider
able mud on the trip.
The hill, just east Of the lronton
station, is naught but a barren waste.
The timber thief certainly got his
work in In that section.
No. 8 rarely arrives on time. 1t il
said the delay is due to the fact that
the train is always late in getting ou'
OF Union Station In st. Louis.
An architect from St. Louis was in
Arcadia Saturday with q view to pre-
pairing plans for the new building to
be erected on the college grounds.
Mr.. Chas. L. Harris OF Crane Pond
returned home. Monday night after
spending the winter In Alabama. HI
IL looking fine and says the trip did
him much good.
Msrried-At the courthouse, Friday
March 10th, 1917, Mr.. James Faulkner
OF Madison county, Mo-, and Mia
Emma Brewers Of Ironton, Mo.
Judge O. W. Roop officiating.
For Sale A good ave.year-ol
horse. Have supplanted him with Of
automobile. Will trade for beet o.
hogs. EDWARD BETHEL,
Ironton, Mo
another" Block, who has beer
quite sick with grip at her home II
Middlebrook during the past month
10 much improved now and hopes Il
N celebrate her eightysixth birthds,
a next Monday.
Three directors are to be chosen a
tho annual school election In the Iron
ton district to be held April Sd. Tn
terms Of 8. P. Ringo and r. e. Rud!
have expired and A. l. Jones hs
moved out Of the district.
The election held last Saturday Il
tho ok school districts contiguous Il
Bslleview to vote "a . proportion 4
establish and maintain . consolidated
high school was defeated BY . vote Q
g against and A In favor Of the plan
Butchers Baslsr and Kuhn wsr'
caught In the big h~silstorrn at 1rol
Mountain Sunday before last. The.
say the hailstones Just out throug'
the top Of their Ford runabout On
F~they had 10 seek shelter In the timbs