Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-21
q BREVITIES.
/. Patrick's day was ideal.

AHo iSIhAcVb are ScttiuS rear Uusy.
The Ironton schools close May 18th.
The Easter lilies and hyacinths are
in bloom.
, The bank statements are printed
this week.
Some awful winds in March as well
as February.
Spring Opening at Lcpez's Thurs.
day, March 2Sth.
1t ia said that oil for the streets will
be hard to get this year.
Examination for rural carrier on
the Arcadia route next Saturday.
Red Cross Social at the Academy OF
Music, Monday evening, April 1st.
the Hot Springs trains, II and IS,
were put back on the road March 10.
VIM. Conley of Arcadia bought a
Ford car from the local agency last
week.
"The Thread of Destiny' at the
Academy of Music, Friday evening,
March 22d.
The city authorities are having diff
ficuIty in getting teams to work on
the streets.
Annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Bank OF Arcadia Valley, Mon
day, April lst.
Special Saturday afternoon Mt the
Bakery: Banana. Cocoanut = Marsh.
mallow Cake.
w. d. Fletcher bought a hundred
head of cattle from Chas. Il. Bolch at
Annapolis Monday.
To Mr-Earl DeWeese we are in
debted for a souvenir of Camp Sher-
man at Chillicothe, Ohio.
High School play at the Academy
of Music Friday evening, March 22d.
Admis sion to all, % cents.
The rainfall since last September has
been only twelve inches. Scarcely
more than half the average.
Earl DeWeese was here the first of
the week. He expects to return soon
and spend some time in lronton.
For Sale-75 Rhode Island Red Lay
ing Hens. See
GAY e. KINDELL Nero. Co.
Some fishing at Rainbow Dam these
early days in the spring and a few
bass and croppie have been hooked.
W. A. Townsend Monday sold his
farm in Belleview to his brother. j.
A. Townsend. Consideration, $500.
Recorder Hawkins Tuesday issued
q marriage license to Clarence Moss
of Annapolis and Lizzie Dean of Des
Arc.
Superintendent Hanson announces
that the County School Board Con-
vention will be held in the public
school building ia Ironton, Friday,
April 10th.
A city election will be held Aprit Sd
to elect two aldermen. The terms of
Messrs. Mann Ringo and W. W Reese
have expired.
Fletcher Ia Barger sold two Ford
cars Monday-one to DR.. n. A. Farr,
of Des Arc, and the other to +. e.
Settle of Belleview.
Mrs. Woodside asks the ladies to
call and see her magnificent selec-
ton of Easter Millinery. Everything
that is novel and pleasing.
X. V. Mol, of the grocery firm of
that name in St. Louis, recently spent
couple of days fishing on Rainbow
Dam. He promises to come again next
month.
Red Cross Supper and Social at the
Academy Of Music, Monday evening,
April 1st. Every lady urged to make
and contribute u kitchen apron to be
placed on sale.
Jas. Lovelace is engaging in the
mercantile business. He bought a
store up at Des Arc this week. He
will continue his work on the branch
train. -Doniphan Prospect-News.
Our friend Hartzell, the miller, evil
IDENTITY intends doing his full share of
gardening this year. He has plowed
up and ia preparing to cultivate every
vacant lot or tract adjacent to the
mill.
Jno. W. Lovelace, of Des Arc, who
IL operating a saw mill, south of AR
cadia, will remove his family to Iron
ton about April 1st. They will occupy
the G. W. Collins residence in the
south end of town.
b. 3. Gregory, who has been work.
Ing as deputy internal revenue collec.
tor In the income tax department for
the past two months, was home Sun.
day. Mr.. Gregory has been along the
Frisco railroad most Of the time.
Wanted Esrn big money selling
Delco. Light and Delco- Light products.
Iron and south half Of Washington
County now open to mar OF ability.
DELCO. LIGHT COMPANY,
1917 Olive st., st. Louis, Mo.
Services in Saint Paul's Church next
Sunday, commonly called Palm Sun.
day, at II O'Clock. The Holy Com
munion will be administered and the
members are urged to make their
Easter Communion at this time. There
will be service In the evening at 1880.
The corn shelter, which has been In
operation at the old hub factory since
last October, conducted by futile &
Kern, Of K~irksville, Mo-, will be kept
busy until August. Then 1t will not