Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
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etill The apples ars scarce.
Probate coart = In sssaiou.
Quite . lot Of wheat coming to town.
Il 70 said there will be Q wedding
saturday.
The 6rse car Of watsrmslons arrived
lest week.
County Court proceedings are pub.
Nshed this week.
To Mr.. Everett Pigg We are indebt.
"a for some very nns tomatoes.
Lots and lots Of automobiles climb
Cd the hill TO Arcadia Heights Sun.
day.
"The Isle OF Surprise" with VIM.
Courteusy, Frank Daniels Comedy,
Saturday.
Next Tuesday, "Jim B~ludsoe"--5
reel Triangle Drans-and IA Male
Governess."
Harry Kendall and Linus White ar
rived from Akron, Ohio, last week.
"Home, sweet home"
A glorious rain Tuesday afternoon
and night, assuring . good yield of
corn. The rainfall was els inches.
Mr.. o. W. Ramsey of Bismarck
was . caller last Friday. Mr.. Ramsey
b. mighty good man to the printer.
Jesse O'Neal, son Of W. T. O'Neal
Of Frankclay, has enlisted in the
navy and 10 now 1t Norfolk, Virginia.
Good luck to him.
The Hartzell Milling Company turn.
cd out 1880 lbs. Of Flavo -four in ten
hours last Thursday. 1t is said to be
Of very fne quality.
The brick layers last week finished
their work ON the Fletcher h Barger
building. There are nearly 1870 900
bricks in the structure.
Lost-Last Friday, somewhere in
Ironton, a pair Of nose glasses. Notify
Miss M. Lewis, 1908 Washington
avenue, St. Louis. Reward.
There will be a Grand Picnic at
Enough, Missouri, September list.
Swinging, dancing and refreshments
Of all kinds. Everybody invited.
A SGT of New international En-.
cyclopaedias, with half morocco Bind
ing, for sale at less than halt price.
Inquire of r. shoop, Ironton, Mo.
Through the kindness Of Bro. Pigg
We are able to give a full presentation
Of the draft in this county. The limo
type has solved the "sorts" problem.
E. E. Sanders, Of HOLSTER, Mo-, was
here last week. The object OF his Wis
It,, it was e. id, was to buy the Enter
prise from Bro. Pigg. No deal was
contaminated.
Evidently Iron county has no boy
who wants to 60 to the State Fair at
Sedalia tbis fall, as not one boy put In
IN appearance at the examination
which was to be held to decide the
matter.
D. G. Lucas, ION Of ]. NJ. Lucas Of
Goodwster, was in 1ronton Tuesday
morning on his way to Billings, Mon
tana, where he will make his future
home. We wish the young man sue
cess In the far west.
lawson Henry successfully passed
the examinations at Fort Riley ant
will receive q commission. He 10 nov
at Dayton, Ohio, doing some avistio'
work. He will visit his parents herr
in about three weeks
Albert E. Kuhn, Of the Ironton Mea'
Market, has added . very fine an'
modern sausage making machine
operated by electricity, to bis equip
ment. It 10 not much larger than
coffee mill and cost e2l5.
James D. Edgar, Of 1ronton, hs
been ordered to officers traininl
camp ct Fort Sheridan, near Chicago
Walter D. Kendall and A. NJ. Allen, o
Ironton, are named "a slternates t
the officers training camp.
The w. y. T. U. OF Des Arc, Mo-
will hold . Local Institute on Tuesday
August 2lst, at the home Of Mrs. Ere
Farr. An interesting programme ha
been arranged, and friends Of the W
@. 7. U. ere invited to be present.
For sALE-Elevsn Pigs, thre
months old-Poland China and Q. IL
stock. Vaccinstsd against cholera
Weigh from 40 to so pounds sact
Price, l4c a-pound.
]. A. SMITH, Arcadia, Mo.
Mr.. E,E. Evans returned Monda
night from . business trip to Hsrri'
burgh, Pennsylvania. While II 10
east Mr.. Evans spent . day ct Getty
burg, going over the famous battle
dsld. He says he never spent . moi
interesting day In bis life.
H N--aP-
Mr.. ]. NJ. Morris, Miss Psrkin'
james O. Morris, wife and dsnghte
aud q. W. Morris and daughter, wei
among the Huntington visitors Q
Arcadia Heights Sunday. We are g..
to stats that our venerable friend j.. J