Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-11-08
& B~REVITIES.
Probate court next week.


Monday night.
Never was snch a job to get wood as
it has been this fall.
The war tax on 4 round trip ticket
to ST. Louis is 50 cents.
A Paramount Picture next Saturday
at the Academy Theatre.
No more picture shows on Thurs
dag night for the present. .
Fresh C%urrants, Raisins, Dates and
Citron at Lopez Store Co.'S.
Yankee Robiuson's circus will be in
Fredericktown, November 18th.
Wanted-A good mich cow. Apply
to w. M. Seitz, Mi~ddlebrook, Mo.
superintendent Hanson made a trip
to Bixby and return in his Ford last
I week.
Look before you leap! and sell your
/ Furs and Hides to Griffin, the Junk
Buyer.
There was a Halloween dance at
q the Iron Mountain Hotel last We'd
nesday night.
County court was in session Monday
and until noon Tuesday. Routine
ii business was transacted.
h The Red Cross Chapter win give a
Il chicken dinner at the Academy of
Il Music Thanksgiving day.
81 MIR. Chas, l. Harris last week sold
Il a bunch of mules to VIM, King, the
" sawmill mar at Belleview.
III d. Il. Fletcher brought two Fords
N from St. Louis Monday. One was a
n chassis for Mr.. Geo. C. Howes.
M Wanted-Six iaborers; steady en-
81 ployment until Christmas.
mi CHAs. j. TuAL, Ironton, Mo.
s Perhaps November will afford us
some Of the delightful Indian Summer
IN days we should have had in October.
st. Francois county has made some
improvements on the road
Pilot Knob and Middlebrook.
Nh 1t is said that some of our farmers
sAhave not soWn much wheat, saying
there is more money in growing corn.
s# Iron county seems to have nude q
better showing in Liberty Bond sub
Inscriptions than some OF her bigger
and richer neighbors.
Louise Huff in "The Reward Of Pa
tience," a 5 reel Paramount Picture,
AaSue, the Sleep Walker" and Ford
eekly Saturday.
Mr.. Local Fur Shipper, be careful OF
sgEigh prices sent out by some con-
Bring your Furs and Hides to
SSNSSsti riftin, the Junk Dealer.
saAS Rev. F~orsythe, of Caledonia, will
sMpreach at the Presbyterian church in
gs6slronton next Sunday, November nth
sEE both morning and evening.
sMs Gon Whitworth writes from st.
louis: sour folks look forward to
REGIsTER's coming each week as
although it were u member Of our fam
SAsily."
& MIR. K. p. Grow last week showed
Rts a couple of very interesting letters
from his son, Alvin r., "Somewhere
Min France We hope to publish them
Platter.
s#M Sheriff Blue went TO Jefferson City
IN Saturdav with Edmund Boster who
Twas sentenced to the penitentiary at
ssthe late term Of circuit court for
forgery.
NH T. II. Bergman, of Mann, an old
XIV friend and long time reader of the
ItEGIsTER says: "You arc giving US
Ia mighty good paper. Long may she
NSwave and never waver."
s& Eugene Whitworth and Duncan
Nv Robertson killed four fine wild tur'
"a keys while hunting near Tip Top las
Friday. The turkeys are said to be
quite numerous this year.
Any one having Walnut Timber
large enough for logs will please get
them in early. Prices were never bet
ter, aud / will pay spot cash.
j. 7. GRIFFIN.
II, Il, Jones has leased his store
house on Main street, formerly occu-
pied by G.. j.. Percy, to the Ozark Ath'
letlc Club--a local organization ia
promote tho manly art and other ath'
|letics.
DR.. J.. II. Martin of Ironton has
rented offices in the New Era building
and will begin the practice Of hi
profession here. lie has not moved
his family here yet but expects to II
the near future.-Flat River News.
The landscape gardener at Mr.. Geo
eAC. Howes' place In Russellville hal
been hauling cedar trees from Belle
view the past week and planting then
on the Howes farm. About two hun
bred of the cedar trees will be
planted.
The election held in Reynolds coun.
ty last Saturday 10 vote on the prop.
osition to bond the county for 4 loo, COX
for road impro vement carried by q