Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-06-06
G BREVITIES.

Robert Warwick lhursday.
Some hay being harvested.
Teachers examination Friday and
Saturday.
The REGISTER this week starts on
Its iifty-second year.
The New Commercial Hotel has a
new Columbia Grafanola.
A bountiful rain fell Saturday night.
1t vas fine and just what was needed.
Wheat cutting willbegin about June
18th. All indications point to a bump
er crop.
The city expects to put about 400
loads of gravel on the streets. 1t is
needed.
The Hearst Pathe News reel shows
a number of interesting war scene
Next Tuesday.
Special at the Bakery Saturday:
Charlotte Russo and Devil Food Cake.
Order yours to-day.
There has been some delay in ship
ping the oil for the streets. But it
will doubtless be here soon.
Fine home-cured Bacon and Hams,
while present supply lasts, for 30 cts.
a pound at Lopez Store Co.
W. D. Fletcher bought twelve head
Of young cattle at the Hereford sale,
near Pennington, last Friday.
"The Spirit Of the Red Cross is a
most interesting story, showing ONE
trench i%ighting..ani other war scenes.
Next Tuesday.
BY order of the Public Service Com
mission the Iron County Electric
Light Il Power Company has resumed
the day service.
Mr.. Il. l.. Cook has purchased the
II. W, Ayres residence on the noun
tain side and will make his home
there III the ear future.
Miss lrma Summa, who has return
ed to the valley tor the summer, con-
templates opening classes in danci ng.
For information, phone 90.
For sale--1O Registered Hereford
Bulls, s to IA months old. VIII be
glad to show them to you.
W. d.. FLETCHER.
The Holy Communion will be ad-
ministered next Sunday morning in
vt. Paul's church, Ironton, at eleven
O'Clock. Evening service ut s O'Clock.
Regular meeting of Star of the West
Lodge No. 133, A. +. & A. NJ, Satur-
day evening at eight O'Clock. Officers
elect for the ensuing year will be in
stalled.
Elmer A. Lloyd of Annapolis was in
lronton Saturday, leaving that day
for Camp Meade, Maryland. he gave
this office a short cali. Success and
safe return.
There will ne an almost total eclipse
OF the sun next Saturday, June Sth.
The eclipse will last about five hours
and a half and will be noticeable here
at about $50 p. n.
+. W. Summers jumped from the
second story of the old Dinger home,
in north Ironton, to the porch floor
below, shortly after noon Friday. For
tunately he suffered no great injury
Mrs. M II. Clark, who recently re-
turned to Ironton, after spending the
winter in Hot Springs, Arkansas, Is,
we are sorry to hear, not in good
health, and contemplates another trip
for the benefit of her health soon.
For Sale-1O acres of land in Iron
County: tract 5, section 1, township
80; lots II and is, block 81, and lot ~,
block "a, as shown by Murdoch Crumh
Co. plats Of lands in Ironton, Mo.
II. II. NICHOLS, Garnet, Kansas.
For Sale Two three.year.old
mares, one fifteen hands high, the
other 14la-one bay and a black; al.
ready broke to work. Also wagon
and harness. Price 1915. Address,
IRWIN BENNETT, Pilot Knob, Mo.
Sheriff Blue went to Pitcher, Okla.
homa, last week after one John Rich.
ey, who has been wanted In Reynolds
county for hog stealing for several
with his man and took him to Center
vile Friday.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
Geo. M. Light and Lucille Keath'
lRy Of fronton.
Lyman II. Bunyard and Ethel Ma,
Collins Of Piedmont.
Three Ironton boys, Walter Pruitt
Fred Reed and Otto Rosentreter, lef
Tor Sunday for St. Louis to Join tn
Marines. The last.named was tn,
only one who passed the physical OK
Examination. The :other two returne,
home Monday night.