Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Next Monday is st. Patrick's day.
Spring Millinery at the Style Shop !.

Spring Millinery at the Style Shop.
Jack Pickford, Academy Theatre,
Saturday.
Fletcher & Barger sold thirteen
Ford ears in February.
The boys are catching some fine
croppie in Rainbow Dam.
The local telephone has been put
ting In some new poles at Pilot Knob.
The last episode of 1.-THE Terror of
the Range" Academy Theatre, next
Tuesday.
Prof. Shoop Monday sold his resi-
dence in east Ironton to Chas. Bond
of Belleview.
Indications are that there will be
more building in Ironton this year
than for some time past.
VIM. Selinger of Arcadia last week
bought a new Ford car. He expects
to make a trip to Oklahoma soon.
Wanted-A small gentle mare; also
a good yellow Jersey mich COW. Ad-
dress or call on G. W. Fisher, Pilot
Knob, Mo.
The Sophomores and Juniors of the
Ironton High School entertained the
Seniors at. dance at Valley Inn Fri
day evening.
w. D. Fletcher will have a public
sale of twenty five head of horses at
his barn ia Arcadia next Saturday.
Coo oaUortinn mani .F
There is vast improvement in the
interior of the Academy of Muslc's
appearance since it has been re-pa-
pered and repainted.
Fred Fisher, the blacksmith, last
week bought forty acres of land, thir-
teen miles south Of Ironton, on Mar
BILE Greek, from Thos. D. Jones, and
expects to farm thereon this summer.
my Four Years in Germany" COM
ing to the Academy Theatre, lrOntOn,
Monday and Tuesday, March 2th and
18th.
VIM. Bowen, for many years a pas
bOuROI VII tDO A4OA A40NAA
tain, was killed by the cars at Corn
ing, Arkansas, Monday of last week.
Bowen was braking on a freight
train at the time.
Chas. Bond has sold his farm, three
and one-halt miles west of Belleview,
to Joseph Sheets, Of Chester, Illinois,
who will take possession April 1st.
Mr.. Bond is thinking of locating in the
valley. We hope he will.
All kinds of Furniture repair work
and upholstering done; also repair
screen windows and doors. Will make
full sized screens on orders.
ROLAND HILL, Phone 55, Shop 2
doors north of Rieke's Store, Ironton,
Mo.
VIM. A. Vandil of Redmondville
struck a rock and tore the bottom out
of his Ford car while driving to Iron
ton Sunday morning. He boarded an
afternoon train for st. Louis. Mr..
Vandil says the hub factory is rum
ming every day.
Our old friend, August Winkler, of
Poplar Bluff, was here Sunday on his
way to st. Louis to see his family,
who reside there. This was Mr..
Winkler's first visit here in some time
and he says he notes quite a number
of improvements,
County Court was in session Mon
dav and made settlement with Col
lector Burnham. An order was made
authorizing re issuing the road bonds
Of Union Township. 1t is proposed
to issue the bonds at once and get to
work on the road as soon as possible.
Rev. w. A. Tetley has purchased an
elegant Overland car this week and Is
no longer recreating afoot. He is his
W chauffeur-and runs on the gos-
pel plan; that is, he gives unto the
other fellow as much of the road az
he takes unto himself .-Poplar Bluff
Republican.
Fred Orrick Of Middlebrook has
completed his course at the Chillicothe
business College and was placed
Thursday in a position as office mana
Ger for the Marion Machine Foundry
and Supply Co., of Tulsa, Okla. Mr.
Orrickis initial salary 10 800 per month
but is assured early promotion.
In this issue of the REGISTER will bt
found the announcement OF Rolanc
Hill az q candidate for Collector OF the
City Of Ironton subject to the will 2
the voters at the election to be helt
April 1st. This young man was borl
and reared in our little city and is wei
and favorably known to all our citi
Q n Should he be successful in hi
candidacy there Is no doubt but tina
he would make q faithful and com
petent official.