Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Grand Lawn Festival, at Arcadia,
July 18th.
The county court 10 advertising for
cord wood.
Roasting ears sold for fifty cents a
dozen last week.
More than four inches OF rain the
first two weeks in July. Unusual.
The financial statement of the Pilot
Knob school district is printed this
week.
W. d. Fletcher shipped q car Of
sheep and goats to st. Louis Monday
night.
For Rent-Two rooms, up stairs.
Apply to Mrs. G. ID. Alexander, Iron
ton, Mo.
Florence Labadie in 'The Pillory,"
and Lonesome Luke Sawyer, 6 reels,
Thursday.
The Missouri watermelon will be
late this year and not any too plenti'
full. it is said.
Fletcher & Barger this week sold
Ford cars to Judge Babcock at Belize
view and lin McCabe at Graniteville.
The entertainment by the Choral
Club last Friday evening for the ben
eft of the Red Cross Melted about $50.
Work on the Fletcher q Barger
building has been delayed the past
week because the supply OF brick
gave out.
Grand Social in Arcadia next We'd
nesday evening, July 25th. Dancing
aud q general good time. Everybody
welcome.
Fletcher & Barger last week sold
Ford cars to G. Il. Crow x Bro. OF
Ironton and Prof. W. Signer OF Mar
bic Greek.
"Lieutenant Danny, Z. S. Al" fea-
turing William Desmond and Enid
Markey, and "a Social Cub 7 reels,
Tuesday, July gath.
Bert Gregory brought US two tine
large heads of most excellent cab-
bage, grown in his gardens, the pas
week. We thank him very much.
Far SaIe--A bed room set and kitch-
an ontft. Can be seen Friday and
Saturday this week at my home or
north Shepherd streets, Ironton. Bar
gains. RuBf CALVERT
Mr.. Boardman motored over iron
Arcadia, Sunday and took Mrs. Board
man and baby home. They have beef
visiting her parents, Rev. ana MRS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tribune.
We will receive a car of coal with
the next week. Give us your order
once and coal can be delivered direc
from the track, saving you time AM
money. A hihNh 'o'
Some man at pilet Knob is tigurln
on establishing an automobile hne DC
tween that place and the ead Del
His plan is to haul laborers to N
mines in the morning and back to u
Knob in the evening.
Mr.. T. P. Fitz of Des Arc was
town Monday and showed us a phote
graph of his son, who is now a WIZ
less operator in the U, S. Navy
Brooklyn, New York. The your
man shows up we'll in the navy un
form.
The Academy OF Music Company
taking out a portion OF the prlck We
IN front of the south room, lower hoc
of the building, and will put in a sho
window. The electric light compa'
will occupy the room.
To our old friend, Mr.. VIM. II. DE
ano, we are indebted for some dell
ious pears and fine eating apples, pr
seuted to US Tuesday. Mr.. Della
avs the apple yield this year will Il
compare with that of last year.
Thomas D. Jones returned last u
urday from Silver City, New Mexl
where he a called by the seri'
illness of bis sister .in-law, Mrs. Ed'
Saville. Mrs. SaAille's condition
much improved, we are pleased
say.
Mr.. W. W. Nall, clerk OF the Uni
States District Court in St. Louis, Q
wife and their daughter and ohiIdr
are at the Valley Inn for q two wee
stay. The ladies and children ca
on No. 3 Saturday. Mr.. Nall ca
down In his car Sunday.
Recorder Hawkins issued the
lowing marriage licenses Inc
week:
John W. Nash and Verna Jayco;
Belleview. =,
GentryJ. Colyott Of Glover ana
liza F. Wright OF st. Louis.
MIR. Louis Favez Tuesday morn
brought to the REGISTER office q n
niaceut head Of cabbage grown IN
splendid gardens Of Mr.. J. A.
Lewis, "Ozsrk Home" The we
Of the cabbage was II lbs. and . q
tor. Mr.. Faves has our thanks'
straysd-From my place, q
80. .,a iorua Nanny. Qoat,