Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-20
& ~HREVITIES.

Piedmont Fair. |,
The home grown watermelons are
larger than usual.
The "Flavo -four" is growing in
popularity. Try 1t.
1t is getting dry. But one-half inch
OF rain SO far this month.
A force Of men are employed ct
Iron Mountain sinking q shaft.
"The Jockey of DEATH" Comedy
and "The Iron Claw Thursday.
Read about the Homecoming and
Leggette's Shows, October LIST to 9th.
Consider what Main street would
have been the past month without OIL.
Buy your Fertilizer from Johnson &
Twomey. Price s27 90 and $500 per
ton.
Thursday of next week will be the
b3d anniversary of the battle of Pilot
Knob.
j. s. Boliinger, an old time resident
al Sahula, 10 reported TO be dyingfrom
c.Ucer
Are we going to ltaVeauother street
crossing Or two on Main street before
the winter mud?
superintendent Hanson will con-
duel q teachers meeting at Goodwater
school house Friday.
II. M. Collins OF Arcadia last week
bought Il Chevrolet from Mr.. Rosen-
tretar, the local agent.
Four rooms, furnished, for light
housekeeping. Apply to Mrs, {. d.
Alexander, l%ronton, Mo.
Mr.. Schaefer recently purchased a
new moving picture maahine-mucn
appreciated by his patrons.
Twenty-one more of the drafted mer
from Iron County will leave for CamI
Funston Friday, September 21st.
John Andersou's saw mill, west o
Ironton, has resumed operations ant
will probably be active for some time
Tic st, L.onis Annual Conference 0
The M. l.. Church, South, meets Il
Fredericktown, Wednesday, septem
Der 4Gth.
Elias Nichols writes from Cam.
Funston that he has twenty-five me
under him whom he is teaching
cut meat.
FoR SALE~Good Horse and Buggy
500, Grand Vista Bungalow, Arcad'
Heights. MEs. II. H. TEscMAcllEi
Ironton, Mo,
1t is said that the soldiers who wei
sent to Flat River during the iabt
riots last month will probably be kel
there all winter.
Flat River is considering the az
visibility of having the eVangeis
Scoyjlle como there and hold Il un!o
revival meeting.
Two cars of stock were shlpp'
from Ironton Monday nlght-~one
w. y. Fletcher and the other by j..
Ramsey OF RoseIle.
The Jacobs property ON Fort III
Arcadia, was recently sold to a N
Bresland, OF Maplewood, who NOV
thereto the past week.
Acard from Elias Nichols saysthe
IA fine bunch of fellows at Oar
Funston but, for all that, he wol
like mighty we'll to be- back no
again.
Mr.. Geo. W. Stivers, editor OF
WAYNE County Journal, was INC
the Greenville visitors to lrontoh !
Wednesday, and favored this on
with q call.
Eredericktown will vote on
nroposition to cell the municipal III
nlant in that town to the Misso
pub,ic Utilities Co. The price OIL
ed is $4,000.
Lost-Woman's Tan Check Ct
Flatwoods road, northeast OF II
farm, Tuesday, between b ana
O'Clock p. NJ. Suitable reward II
turned to DR.. Gay.
Russell Hawkins was winner III
contest to determine what / CO
ty boy should represent US at
state Fair at Sedalia this year.
congratulate the young man.
Mrs. August Trauernicht, of 30
Terre, last week underwent an op
ton for goiter in n st. Louis hosp
psnor,s from Mrs. Trauernicht
that she ia getting along nicely.
Judge II. b. Jones last week sol
acres of land, just east OF the
limits. to A. 9. Light Of Munger I
,ideration, sl7Oo. MIR. Light will I
the land and make his home there
Parrish T. Woods Of st. Louis
- thirteen head Of horses ut auctlo
Rosentreter's stables astFriday.
nr,ces were secured. Seven hea
The car were reserved for a III
sale.
From the Iron Mountain New
the Bismarck Gazette: ~. -.
A,,bpr OF schneiderville was IN
M,nntain Monday looking for .
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