Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-09-11

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Mrs. DR.. Farmhouse went to Jeffer-
son City last Friday. From there she
and DIR. Farmhouse proceeded to New
York to attend the national conten-
ton of pure food commissioners.
Word has been reoe lived from Mr..
Chas. E. Downey and family announc-
ing their safe arrival in California, but
they have been considerably annoyed
and delayed by the railroad strike.
For Sale-One 1s-horse power Avery
traction engine and saw mill. All in
good running order. Will sell cheap.
Located 4 miles west of Ironton.
DICK CHILDERs, Ironton, Mo.
For Sale-Dining Room Suite, 1
Carpet, 2 Heating Stoves, 1 Oil Stove,
Sausage Machine and Suffer; also
Chickens, 2MilkCows, 1 Horse. Apply
to Mrs. Caroline Hermann, formerly
Henley farm.
DIR. Farmhouse sends us a program
of the Twenty Third Annual Conven-
ton, Association of American Dairy,
Food and Drug Officials in session at
the Commodore Hotel New York City.
September 8, g., 10, IL, IL and 10.
Prof. B. W. LOOMS and wife, of
Warrensburg, Mo-, were valley
visitors last week, making the trip
here in their Sedan ear. Prof. Loomis
will again be a member of the
Warrensburg faculty for the ensuing
year.
1t would be a good idea to straight
en- up the fence along the fill that
leads from n of the bridge spans
across Stout's creek to the other be-
tween Ironton and Arcadia. It might
save some one a fall down the en-
bankment.
Bisplinghoff & Hill, u%ndertakers
at Bismark, are prepared to furnish
a motor hearse for funerals, having
recently purchased a modern hearse
car. Arrangements for it's hire can
he made by applying to Fletcher and
Barger, Ironton.
At least two weddings with valley
young folk as the high contracting
parties are fixed to take place by the
early days Of October. Our infor-
mant is not advised whether the GER
emonies will occur IN the valley, st,
Louis or Akron, Ohio.
Mr.. A. I. Willard went to Kenneti
last week to investigate a hotel prop
osition that had been offered him.
The situation did not appeal to hin
and he concluded not to go into it
He says he found watermelons in a.
bundance and very cheap down there,
Sheriff Blue went to Mississippi
tcounty last week after Chas. Stamey
formerly of the southern part of thu
county, who is charged with chilt
abandonment. In default of bond
Stamey is in Jail where he will likely
remain until circuit court c%onvenes.
, The allotment of Ford cars made t.
!, Fletcher & Barger for the Ironton ant
Bismarck agencies for the ensuin!
year is 125. The boys tried hard t.
get the promise of $50 cars but ar
feeling pretty good that their allot
ment is as large as it is.
: DR.. R. w. Gay is in receipt of
, letter from Mr.. w. Palmer Clarksol
. of st. Louis stating that the railroa
officials have arranged to stop trai
!, No. II at Arcadia on Friday night
to and including October 10th, for tn
convenience of passengers frol
St. Louis.
Mrs. E. M. Orrick will have a sail
! of livestock, farm implements, house
: hold and kitchen furniture and othe
? articles at her farm, n mile south 9
7 Graniteville, Mo-, on the C%entervill
road, Saturday, September Goth, com
a mencing at ten o'clock A. M. Term
: of sale, cash.-Adv.
Mr.. Ed. Coad, Mr.. and Mrs. JAIME
Coad and children, Mrs. E. ]. Nolal
I Mrs. a. E. Cunningham, Mr.. E
l, Naulihan and wife and Mrs. Margar,
Coad motored down from st. Lou.
Saturday to visit friends and relativI
and returned Tuesday. They had
very pleasant trip.
2. Miss Floy Miller, Of Arcadia, pr
u mary teacher of Alton Public School
81 secured her release from said schoc
and accepted a similar position in Il
Seattle schools. Miss Miller W
% pleasantly located at Alton, both
G, school and social life, but she want'
)r to get out west to see the country.
Mr.. j. w. Clarkson and family m
tored to st. Charles, Mo-, last wee
is Mr.. Clarkson left here Friday I
Louisiana. Miss Jeanette will go
I'd Underwood College, st. Charles, IL
. week. Mrs. ClarKson will remain he
a while longer. They have leas
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