Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-01-31
LOCAL ~BREyITIES.

The winter has been a disastrous
one to the quail.
Irontor-F redericktown High School
debate Friday night.
County court will v in regu-
lar session next Monday.
Mr.. Daugherty says he has about
500 tons Of ice stored away.
The Red Cross ladies' will give a
Washington Birthday Party, February
ed.
A service flag, with ten stars, now
proudly floats from the high school
building.
Fletcher & Blrger are expecting a
car load of Fords this week. They
are all sold.
Just as a variety, we suppose, the
weather man gave us q couple inches
OF sleet Sunday.
a letter from Paul Keith, at the
Gsssat Lakes Training Station, is print.
ed or the first page.
An inspiring sight: a boy on the
way to high school with q cigarette
hanging from his lips.
Mrs. A. Roehry entertained a few
friends Tuesday, the occasion being
the hostess 30th birthday.
Fletcher & Barger have received a
Ford truck, four tons capacity, for
the Lopez Store Co. Cost, $40.
For Rent-Mrs. AS. Princes resi-
dence in lronton. Wired and in good
condition. Apply to J. N. Bishop,
Ironton.
Dorothy Dalton in Back OF The
Man." and "A Film Exposure" next
Tuesday.
People who have occasion to use a
federal income tax blank a secure
same by applying to Postmaster
Daugherty.
Adrian Steel and G. T.. Jarvis have
formed a partnership for the purpose
of conducting an insurance business
in De Soto.
Daugherty is undecided whether tx
buy a team or a truck with which tt
deliver ice. Some one who knows
please tell him.
Remember the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
town debate in the High School Audi
forum, Friday evening, February LIST
at 8 O'Clock. Admission, % cents.
Mrs, d. A. Lasater, of BallevieW
came here Saturday, and will prob
ably spend some time with her sister
Mrs. A. A. Meador Lead Belt News
Winter is still. with US. There have
been some pleasant days the pas
week, but the nights are cold, thu
thermometer getting down to zer'
or lower.
The boys have had a big time coast
ing the past week. 1t looks danger
oas to grown-ups but thus far, for
tunately, there have been no seriou
accidents.
Miss Blanche O'Neal closed Il yer,
success tul term of school at the Rea
gan school, west of Ironton, last Fri
day and departed the following day
for her home in F%rankclay.
The wood hauler had a breathin,
spell a couple OF the milder days O
last week, but the snow and the siee
and the cold that came Sunday mad
him in great demand again.
1t is announced that there are n
more smallpox cases in the Minimum
country on Crane Pond. A humble
y Of cases in that vicinity the past tw
months, but, fortunately, none prov
ed fatal.
j. l.. Baldwin, DR.. r. W. Gay an
Fred KindeIl, Jr., went to Little Rocl
Arkansas, last Wednesday to atter
the annual meeting Of the stockholt
ers of the Clark.Gay Manufacture
Company.
The writer made a trip to st. Lou
last Thursday afternoon and was a
most seven hours on the Dad Tn
included a wait OF nearly two honrs
Bismarck, pending the arrival Of Il
Belmont train.
Mrs. II. D. Bollinger, Of Bellevie'
who has been here visiting IL
daughter, Mrs. A. A. Meador, "
called home Monday on account
the illness of another daughter, MI
u. A. Lasater. lead Belt News.
Pearl Hill Monday evening recei'
ed a telegram stating that his son,R
land, who IL at Camp Pike, was ! IN
serious condition and would have
undergo a surgical operation. N
Hill left for Little Rock that night.
The weather Of the past two mont
has practically suspended work in t