Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-09
q BREVITIES,

what about this winters wood?
Al aboard for Arcadia Heights.
Note the Hartzell Milling Co. ad.
Our Baptist friends are arriving in
pumbers.
For Sale-A Lady's Bicycle, brand
new, at half price. Telephone l42.
The Hartsell Milling Company in
Ironton commenced making -four to-
day.
For Sale-Fine hay in stack at r.
D. Lewis, Russellville, or apply at this
Office.
The REGISTER will next week pub
fish q letter from DR.. Lee Petit Gay in
France.
For Sale-A three burner gasoline
stove in good condition. Cheap. APP
ply at this Office.
For Rent-Four furnished rooms
=. for light housekeeping. Apply to Mrs.
@. D. Alexander, ~Ironton, Mo.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Pat
tsrson, Arcadis, Mo-, Saturday, July
Is, 1917, a daughter. All are we'll.
Baseball seems to be a lost art in
the valley this summer. Even the
small boy does not partake thereof.
"The Image Maker" featuring
yalkyrien Baroness Dewitz) and
"Luke Wins Ye Lady Fair" Thurs.
day.
Piano for Sale-Ata great bargain
and on easy terms; or will exchange
for stock, wood ,or other property.
Call or write. Phone IA. Mrs. j. A.
James, Ironton, Mo.
Mrs. Lena Finnimore has charge OF
the restaurant during the Assembly
on Arcadia Heights, 30 the Baptist
people are not worrying about that
part OF the program.
For some magnificent tomatoes we
are indebted to Assessor John |. Mar
shall, presented last Friday. In this
wear Of splendid gardens II friends
have been most bonntiful.
For sale-One Roller Top Desk, one
Adding Machine, one Oliver Type
writer, and one Check Protector. Ap'
ply to Mrs. F. J. Burroughs, tn
schwab place, west of Ironton.
1t is reported that the troops station
cd at Flat River made a raid on tn
"Honk a. Tonk," near the Iron coun
ty line, last Thursday evening, AM
contiscated all the booze on tn
60 premises.
Recorder Hawkins issued marrisg
licenses the past week as follows:
Frank Fl. Keller and Mae Wroblen
xxi OF st. Louis.
,Jno, V. Lee aud Hazel NJ. Burning
ham of St. Louis.
Ray Pinkley, the mail carrier 10 IA
west end, last week brought to IN
office a forked blade from the cor
stalk. The young man says some
the old residents have told him THIS
sure sign of peace.
Luella, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Todd, of St. Louis, celebrated b
tenth anniversary last Friday. In
little miss, though her home Is ! n
Louis, has spent every one OF h
birthdays in the valley.
1t is stated that the new High scho
building will not be ready for occ
pancy when the schools open septel
Der Sd. Why? 1t seems to us IL
ample time has passed for the stru
ture to have been completed.
For Sale-A Team, 8 and 6 YET
old, New Wagon and Harness. BE
used about n year. Also, sol
Farming Machinery. Approved
carity will be accepted.
w. J. BETHEL, Arcadia, Me
The REGISTER family Toasted
Saturday on some very fine roast
ears from the garden Of Judge II.
J~ones-or, perhaps, we should
from Mrs. JONES' garden. They W
delicious and we appreciated th
greatly.
A card from Thos. B. Polk advi
us that Mrs. Polk last week u
went . surgical operation IN st. .
thongs Hospital, Flat River. |,
lady's many friends will be glad
know that her condition 10 most
c~ouraging.
It was rumored here Monday
the state Highway Board had al
decided to adopt the road along
Creek, through Annapolis ana
Arc. az the State Highway r.
through Iron county. But the RI
has not been confirmed.
A line from A. M. Msdigar aa'
10 OF the safe arrival Of himself
family at San Francisco, Cantor
Mike says that Hattie Is . poor tra
or but that he and the boys have
ioyed every mile Of the trip. !
will return sometime In Septemo'
Mrs. H. b. Jones, Harry Joe' N
Helen and Lucille, Marian HUN