Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-14
lLOCAL BltENITIES.

June 18th.
The first tomatoes for the season
we're shipped in last week.
The prospect for wheat is said 10 De
much better than it was a few weeks
ago.
saturday, Patria No. II, Cartoon
Comedy and Lonesome Luke Comedy.
Sc and l0c.
Not in Il long while has labor been
60 scarce in the valley as it is at the
present time.
Riggs & Co., have succeeded Riggs
e. White as propr,etors of the new ice
cresra parlor.
Corner Stone laying at the New
Arcadia College, Friday afternoon,
June 18th, at $50 o'clock.
potosi has Just ordained that hogs.
and horses be kept off the streets.
potosi is many years behind lronton.
Eoru-To MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Archer, June 6, 1917, a fine boy, ~
p,nnd,. All are well.
Mrs. Gray received a message last
week from Granite City, lils., inform
ing her that her son, James, was very
i'll with smallpox.
Sanford Andrews, Jr., iain the OF
feers' training camp at Fort Riley,
Kansas. Sanford writes that it is a
pretty strenuous life
Mrs. w. W. Strother and daughter,
Miss leila. left Monday for an eA-
tended visit with relatives Feeder
icktown Democrat-News.
Just three negroes registered at the
1ronton precinct Tuesday OF last
week. They we're Blow Martin, Gas
ton Blanks and Joia Cooley.
The rerasus of Mrs. Davjd-Nance
who died in a hospital in st. Lonis aft
er an operation, were brought to tn
valley Monday for interment.
Fletcher & Barger last week deiiV
cred a couple of Ford touring cars
one to G. Collins OF lronton ana I'M
other to VIM. Nations of Arcadia.
The work of finishing up the higl
school building progresses Slowly
very slowly. James Johnson, color
ed, Ia the one lone plasterer on tn
job.
For Sale--Gas Engine, l. horse po"
or, and Flooring Machine, complete
with belts. win consider live stoc
as part pay. Apply to Roland HI
~lronton, Mo.
DR., ]. l.. Hickman, deputy sta'
veterinarian, of Brunot, was III 10"
Monday on his way to investigate r.
ported outbreaks of blackleg III calt
and cholera in hogs.
Bernard Adolph went to ST. Lou
Tuesday of last week to accept q p
sition with the Western Electric Cor
panv. Bernie is a fine boy and ever,
body wishes him well.
Senter Langdon, wife babes
Dunklin county were in the valley l
past week on their way to lex
where Mr.. Langdon recently acquif
ranch and will probably make l
home there in the future.
DIR, C.. G. Kerlagon and John Ho'
were out at the granite quarry
Walnut Grove settlement Wednesds
They report that they have a a 10
of fine paving blocks ready for sh'
ment.-Bismarck Gazette.
The job Of oiling the streets '
completed last week. The car II
nished just 26 wagons of oil; the "a
size tank last year afforded 33 wae
loads. We either had a surplus !
year or were given "shy" meas'
this year.
Recorder Hawkins issued the !
lowing marriage licenses the p
week: j..
Alvin Orr Of Pilot Knob and a
Anderson of Arcadia.
Hayden Faulkner ard Virgle bf'
ers Of Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Zwart
nounce the marriage Of their dau
ter, Miss Hannah Margaret Bun
and DR.. Bernard st. Claire Nv
Saturday, June 1st, sl4 West Arm
boulevard. The REGISTER exte
its very best wishes.
Fred Dixie, son Of Mr.. and /!
John Dixie, recently joined the l
Artillery enlisting at Jefferson
racks. The young man went SOU
atrain load of soldiers Monday O.
ing, bound for Douglas, Arizona.
wish him much glory and safe re
home.
Parties who failed to registe
their precinct on registration
June 9th, yet have an opportanl
do 10 notwithstanding penalty.
you must not delay. Registr'
may be made before any mcmb'
the registration board, DR.. !. A.
shall, County Clerk fluff, or 81
Blue. Better attend to It to-day
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