Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-05-01
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Rugs!
County court convenes next Mon
day.
The retail price of ice is eighty
cents.
"Buy a Rug!" isn't \ bad war-cry,
either, upon occasion.
The new bakery building will soon
be ready for occupancy.
A real battle tank in Ironton next
Friday afternoon and evening.
Quite a lot of lumber being hauled
to town for shipment these days.
Oxy-Acetylene Welding, Brazing,
Malleable, Cast and Steel Welded.
w. j. SHULAR, Arcadia, Mo.
The dry weather the past month has
damaged the meadows and oat fields
greatly.
The minstrel and carnival show,
after a stay of q week here, went to
De Soto Sunday.
The Whited lands, 200 acres, sold in
partition Tuesday, we're bought by D.
Michalon, of Hogan.
You scarcely ever hear of a May
Day picnic any more. Years ago they
were almost an annual occurrence.
Bismarck Gazette: SO. ]. Moore
shipped out a car load of eggs-510
cases-on Tuesday to the New York
Market"
For Sale-One six-year-old thor
ooghbred Jersey mich COW and calf.
Apply to Chss. Orrick, on Middle
brook and Graniteville road.
There will be a church rally in the
basement of the Baptist church, Tues
day, May 9th, at 8 P. NJ. All members
are urged to attend, and friends are
welcome.
Mrs. j. A. Reyburn returned to her
home in st. Louis the latter part Of
last week, after spending a month in
Desloge with her daughter, Mrs. A..
P. Mackley.-Desloge Sun.
Geo. w. Marshall recently purchas-
ed twelve acres Of land on Shepherd
mountain. He has fenced it and
sown it in grass. Later he expects to
sets out a number of fruit tree there
on.
One housewife in the valley reports
having sold S37 so worth of milk and
butter from one COW in one month in
addition to supplying a family Of five
with milk and butter from the same
COW.
There is every reason to believe
that concerted action on the part of
citizens would secur a night mar at
the Ironton station. Our town needs
the service very much. Why not
make the effort?
New subscribe rs to Youths Com
panion receive paper fourteen months
if sent before May 10th. This paper,
now so per year, will increase its
price July Ist. BAPTIST LADIES.
Phone %.
Pennington News: "Mr. and Mrs
G. w. Morris and daughter, Virginia,
went to Rolla yesterday to be present
at the graduation to-day from the
School of Mines of their sons, j. Nun
son and Carson Norris"
The members of the Fife and Drum
Corps are called to meet at the Valley
Inn this "wednesday evening to
arrange to participate in the Liberty
Loan parade when the battle tank il
here next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Harriet Polk of Marble Greek
was a visitor to the valley recently
Mrs. Polk was seriously i'll for some
time the past winter and her many
friends are much pleased to note the
Improvement in her condition.
August Schwab and wife OF Pueblo
Colorado, Aug. Schwab, Jr., and wife
and Wm.T. Gay and. wife, of Ironton
and Clarence Fitzpatrick and family
of .Belleview, were Sunday visitors
with j. A. Fitzpatrick and wife.-Bis'
marck Gazette.
RUG Substantially and Friday
this week by the Ladies' Methods
Home Mission Society. From Ito
o'clock, both days. A chance to Sc
cure an elegant rug and help q wor
thy cause. Sale in room ADJOINING
DR.. Marshall's Office.
Dr.. r. w. Trauernicht reports tina
he has removed his dental parlor
from the Mermo d-Jaccard Building
st. Louis, to suite BOZ Cemmercis
Building. Iron county friends will b
glad to hear that he has a lucrativ'
and increasing practice.
Qnoo;oI Diofurn Friday nigh
OpCUI0li lUlulC this week
CHARLES RAY
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