Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-11-14
Z BREVITIES.
Ice Tuesday night.

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Wsnted-A young female fox squir-
rel. Apply at this office.
See Marguerite Clark in "The Sew
en- Swans" next Tuesday,
There were 81 automobiles in the
neace celebration parade Monday.
Killing frosts the past few nights
hut the weather is IDEAL for all that.
The students at Arcadia College
we're given a holiday Monday to par
,icipate in a peace celebration.
Richard Mckinney, Pilot Knob:
"Jpl bet no other nation will shoot at
the United States Tag in a long
while!"
Flatwoods School District, No. 20,
was the first to report its full quota in
the United War-Work Campaign that
is on this week.
Recorder Hawkins last Thursday
issued "A marriage license to Albert S.
Suits of Springfield, Ills and Cora C..
Miller OF Quincy, His.
Mrs. II. 0. Davis last week received
a telegram from the Madigans an
nouncing their safe arrival in San
Francisco Wednesday night.
"America's Answer" the second L.
S. Government war picture, will be
shown at the Academy Theatre, Iron
ton, Thursday, November 2lst.
AT a box supper given at Granite
vile saturday night for the benefit OF
the War-Work Campaign about Sl25
was realized. GOOD for Granitevllle!
Influenza conditions in the valley
have improved and unless some new
cases are reported the ban on puollc
gatherings will be removed next
week.
There was High Mass aud Te Denm
in st. Joseph's Chapel, Arcadia, Mon
day morning at $50 O'Clock, IN
thanksgiving for the glorious peace
announcement.
Elisha Inman, who lives in Barr
Hollow, Madison county, last week
brought to this office two monster
turDips, the largest weighing q lbs
Who can beat it?
Allen Markham Of Chloride was II
lronton Monday. Mr.. Markham ii
now employed at Elvins where he ha'
n position as track foreman with on
Of the big lead companies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Heyiiger vislteo
his mother here Tuesday. They ha'
been visiting Mrs. Heyliger's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen, in Bonn'
Terre.--The Lead Belt News.
About fifteen tons unsold coal Wi
be unloaded Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week. No delivery atte
that date. Call, or phone 81.
Jos, G, FoGsHEE, Ironton, Mo.
Local workers in the United Wal
Work Campaign are bending their 81
forts to raiss 81 900. 90 in the lfonto
school district. Get in, good people
and help them "put it over"
A line from W. w. Strother advise
us that he has purchased the gener
merchandise business Of j. Declue
Richwoods, in Washington count.
and will make his home there
the future.
President Forshee of the lrontt
School Board, requests us to sta'
that 1t is the intention to reopen u
Ironton schools, Monday, Novemo
18th, unless the influenza situate
again becomes aggravated.
Dr.. r. W. Gay left Monday to spel
few days with Sam, who is a Gao
in the Culver Military Academy, II
diana. Dr. Gay expects to be call
into military service about Novemb
= 1st, having already received his col
mission as captain.
The Local Board Monday night
ceived telegraphic information II
tho order authorizing the entrainme
of 100 Iron county registrants
Kelly Field, Texas. November II
had been cancelled. Similar not
was sent to all LEGAL boards. Peae'
here and no more men will be sent
the training camps.
Mrs. W. d. Fletcher, who SIEVE
weeks since underwent IN operat
In the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium
Louis, for appendicitis, returned nc
Monday noon We are very NJ
pleased, indeed, to say that N
Fletcher's condition Is most enco
Ing aud In q short time bids fair 10
her usual health again.
Mrs. II. N. Farmhouse OF Iron
recently received q telegram from
son, William, in Texas, saying: IN
has taken his physical examina'io
Erouna a., vrnmotion In grade