Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-08-29
q BREVITIES.


Eggs, IS cents and scarce.
Next Monday is Labor Day.
Some hay already being imported.
Perhaps we'll have some fall garden
truck.
The watermelon is scarce and high
10 price.
The Ironton schools open next
Monday.
Road bon&sleetisn in Union town.
ship Friday.
Some people yet staying on Ar
csdia Heights.
What is the reason we do not get
4 night mar at the Ironton station?
The local banks will not be open for
business next Monday-Labor Day.
NJ. Nichols will move his stock of
goods to the /. o. o. F. store room.
The young folk had a bal masque at
the Academy OF Music Wednesday
evening.
Old Kentucky Minstrels in Ironton,
Friday, August 3Oth. See the street
parade at noon.
VIM. X. Edgar, Jr., has purchased
an Oldsmobile which he drove from
81. Louis Sunday.
Sale of personal property at the
farm of J. A. Propst, near Minimum,
Saturday, August 31st.
For Rent-Four rooms for light
housekeeping, and two single rooms.
Phone 1871, l%ronton, Mo.
A drag was put at work Tuesday to
smooth the rough places on Main
street caused by the rain.
st. Francois county has not yet
made a move to bridge the creek at
M%iddlebrook. Why this delay!
For Sale-Seven head of horses,
cheap. SELL1NGER & SrGNER,
Arcadia, Mo.
Mr.. J. N. Bishop has located his tir
shop in what was known as Bethel't
meat shop. Solicits your patronage
and trade.
Geo. Stark, OF Arcadia was award
cd, at the State Fair this year, first pre-
miums on Cowpeas and Black Seeded
Soy Beans.
Harry Bringham OF Pilot Knob last
week sold his Ford truck to Gay &
Kindell. bingham then bough
Judge keith's car.
The recent rains surely have musse'
up things on Main street, and happ
the white -shod he or she who need
venture no crossings.
1t was minated some time sine
that the Republicans would not put u
aticket. Now it is asserted they wi
have q full ticket in the field.
Superintendent Hanson spent las
week in the west end of the count
visiting the schools. He reports a
increased attendance in most of tn
districts.
W. ID. Fletcher last week sold abot
400 head of cattle to parties in Colun
bia, Mo. Something like $40, 900
Involved. Shipment will be mac
next week.
&. N. Sawyer will have a public sal
OF his property on Saturday, Augu
3lst. Mr.. Sawyer and family inter
to 90 West probably locating in Cal
fornia.- Bismarck Gazette.
"Nan of Music Mountain" the Pa
amount picture that will be shown
the Academy Theatre, Saturday, Al
gust 3lst, is the same interesting 81
rial that was published il the REGI
TER some time since.
Our prolonged drouth was brok'
by a rainfall of about 2 inches Satu
day and Sunday last. Vegetation h
since revived wonderfully and son
corn will be produced where 1t W
thought there would be no yield at q
~ Mrs. ]. M. Baird. of senath, NJ
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. 9. Bal
from Saturday until Tuesday. 5
had been attending the Baptist A
sembly at Arcadia and was returns
to her home.-Doniphan Prospet
News.
Taken Up-At my home in sor
lronton, August 23d, 1918, a gr
mare, about seven years old;
small bell, "a X Il OFT, Missoul
branded on bell collar. Owner G
have mare by paying expense.
b. II. BLANToN, Ironton, Mo
John Bethel, veteran engineer
tho pusher, was a caller at the RI
lsrER Office last Friday. Mr.. Bet
has been Staying of" for q few d.
because OF ill.health but expects