Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28
LOCAL

taking ice.
Spring Dance at Graniteville next
Monday evening.
March has been unusually mild.
Will it ego out like q lion"Y
Circuit court convenes April 22d.
The docket will not be large.
The county court will convene next
Monday as a board Of equalization.
Plenty of farm hunters these days.
And farm prices never were 80 high.
The wild geese have been flying
northward in punches the past week.
A great rain Friday and Friday
night. Total precipitation, 2.25 inches.
No lights on the streets several
nights the past week. Conserving
coal?
Mr.. Schaefer says the show next
Saturday night will be one Of the best
ever.
Special at the Bakery Saturday aft
ernoon: Charlotte Russo and Banana
Cake.
The soil is said to be in most admir-
able condition for cu~ltivating this
spring.
An early Easter, we have always
been told, means an early spring. Let
1t come.
Red Cross Chile Supper and Bazaar
at the Academy Monday, April 1st.
Be there.
See Marguerite Clark in the sweet
est, cleanest most delightful photo
plays ever produced.
"Miss George Washington" a mo-
ton picture worth while, you will adj
nit it yourself, after you see it Satur-
day.
Wanted-Girl for general house,
work and to help in bakery store.
Apply at Ironton Bakery and Confec-
tionery.
Never was so much corn brought to
Ironton before in the same length of
time that there has been the past few
months.
Farm for Rent-Four and one.half
miles east of Ironton, 2s acres in Gull
tivation. Inquire at Gay Il Kindell's
store, Ironton.
Not one applicant put in an ap-
pearance last Saturday to take the
civil service examination for mail
carrier on the Arcadia rural route.
H. l.. Bell, local dealer, announces
the sale and delivery the past week OF
Chevrolet cars to Lee Dennis of Ar.
cadia and F. L. Settle, of Belleview.
Farm Land for Rent. Also, Farm
Hand wanted.
J. II. LONG, BelIeview, No.
Rev. Chas. King, the new Baptist
pastor, has leased the dwelling on
Knob street at present occupied by
Mr.. Hartzell and will remove thereto
In the near future.
VIM. cambridge recently sold 80
acres of land in Russellville to VIM.
Thompson. Mr.. cambridge has gone
to st. Louis and expects to spend the
summer in California.
The Mckinney Bros, who recently
sold their farm in %Belleview, have
purchased one OF 1.-THE houses in "White
Row." Pilot Knob, and will make
their home there In the near future.
Mrs. A. l.. Schwab is reported to be
recovering very satisfactorily from a
surgical operation undergone in a
hospital In St. Louis last Thursday.
Her friends hope for her early return
home.
A Jitney Supper will be given at
the Academy Of Music, Monday even
lug, April let, for the benefit Of the
Red Cross. A charge Of five cents for
each article served. Come and bring
q friend.
Mr.. A. Lueddeoke OF Pilot Knob
last week sent to this 0 flee . couple
OF twigs from q peach tree that were
loaded with buds. The tree from
which they were taken Is In q shelter.
ed position.
The financial statement Of Iron
county for the year ending January 81,
1918, IL Issued In pamphlet form with
this weeks REGISTER. II Is a COM
plete statement Of the county's finan-
ces for the year.
The Local Board has instructions to
entrain three men for Camp Funs-
ton on April ist. The following
named, being at the head Of class one,
have been selected and ordered to re.
port to the Board at 10 A. n. on that
date: Order No. 2, John Moses lille.
a Belleview; Order No. 80, Daniel