Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.
vet August.

A chautauqua in Pennington this
week.
VIM. s. Hart in "The Dawn Makern
Tuesday.
VIM. King Of Belleview has a new
Overland car.
Some home grown cantaloupes the
p,st few days.
Ironton now has all.day electric
service-good service, too.
The Franklin Baptist Association
convenes at Flat River Thursday.
Ruth Roland in "The Sultana" and
sSkinny's False Alarm Thursday.
The Hartzell Milling Company is
making an excellent quality of flour.
A fine greenhouse has just been
~completed on the Howes place in
Russellville.
The rainfall last Wednesday and
Thursday was slightly in excess of
three inches.
work on the new buildings at Ar
cadia College will not be completed
before next spring.
The 18th Annual Holiness Meeting
begins on College Hill, Des Arc, We'd
nesday, August 29th.
To Mr.. W. M. cambridge we are in.
debted for a very fine 2 ID. tomato
grown in his garden on Main street.
There will be an unusual acreage of
wheat sown in Iron county this fall.
Land is already being plowed for the
purpose.
A called term Of county court is be-
ing held to-day to inquire into the
sanity of Mrs. Thos. Middleton OF
Grauitevilie.
The plantaln in August is easily
pulled up, root and all. Make note
of this, sisters and brothers, and rid
your lawns OF the pest.
A set of New International En-.
c~yclopaedias, with half morocco bind
ing, for sale at less than half price
Inquire OF r. Shoop, I%ronton, Mo.
Reynolds county viii hold a mass
meeting Friday to consider the prop
osition Of calling a special election to
vote ON a bond issue for road pur-
poses.
All the regular services at Baptis
Church Sunday, August 26: Sunday
School, 9:45 A. NJ; Preaching Service
II lam; Young Peoples Meeting,
P. NJ; Preaching Service, $ p. Nj.
The Patriotic Special will be in Iron
ton to-day "Wednesday. Meeting
at War Relief Headquarters this after
noon at two o'clock and at the Pres
byterian church at s O'Clock P. NJ.
1t is reported that four mules an
one horse, belonging to Mr.. Chas. !
Harris, of Crane Pond, were kille
by tightening during the electric;
storm Tuesday night of last week.
For SALE-My 1917 Briscoe 5-Pas
senger Touring Car. Used only fey
months. win sacrifice il sold at one
Apply at this office.
CHAs. M. TEsREAU.
Centerville Outlook: "About TWEEN
ty-iive people from this place attenc
ed the Baptist Assembly at lrontc
on last Sunday. The trip was made
automobiles, returning Sunday nigl
after services"
Mrs. H. d. Bollinger, on the roa
between Belleview and Ironton, Aul
ust IA, lost a handbag containing
pair of spectacles, two rings and son
money. Finder return to this OIL
and receive reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bollinger al
C'shildren motored to Belleview Frida
The following day Walter was join
at Ironton by Will Holiday and d
trip was continued to st. Louis
Wayne County Journal.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Kuhn and fam
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kuhn
Arcadia, motored to Flat River a.
Pennington Sunday. While in Far
ington they visited Justice VIM. Go
and amily.--Famington News.
Mrs. VIM. sigman, who has be
visiting Mrs. +. Sigman at Jay D
for several days, spent Sunday W
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sigman here, {
parting Monday morning for her ho'
At Ironton, Mo.--Lead Belt News.
Several cases Of small pox are
ported In the neighborhood OF l.
End, in the western part OF the COT
ty. 1t is said the contagion '
brought there from Flat River b,
man by the name Of Dick Andrews
We are indebted to Mr.. J. A. v
lard for q half dozen very fine, 10
ktotatoes, grow. In his incompara
garden in north Ironton. The six
satoes weighed six pounds and
o~unces--of tho Red River Ohio va
~. They were splendid.
Henry King, aged SO years, died
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. v
SSlue, in Ironton, Friday, August