Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-03
G BREvITIEs.
10 more trips to Weingarten?

street, anyway, boys.
The oil has absolutely eliminated
the dust on Main street.
A good attendance at "Tarzan of
the Apesn Monday night.
The new bank at Annapolis has not
yet got ready for business.
Ice cream social at he Baptist
church, PiIot Knob, Saturday night.
All the f1avors of the Ozark Early
Bloom in Macey's honey at Lopez's.
F. Buechseschuetz, the ice man at
Middlebrook, has q new Ford truck.
The wheat has about all been har-
vested. The yield, generally, is very
good.
Vincent Sutton of Vulcan has been
selected as cashier of theBank of An
napolis.
After some very hot weather Sat
urday and Sunday we're cool and de-
lightful.
Wheat threshing in the valley be-
gan this morning at Howe's Morning
thorpe Farm.
Manager Schafer says the Picture
Show is the coolest place in town. Six
oscillating fans.
A tramp occasionally these days.
They have been rare visitors the past
couple of years.
Mr.. Lueddecke says there will be a
few peaches this week and quite a lot
in another week.
Two cents postage is all that your
letters require now and cards again
go for a penny.
With lard retailing at forty-tive
cents the shorteningi in the piecrust is
likely to be very long.
James Russell, son of the late Chas.
Russell, has quite a chicken ranch on
the farm east of town.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hen
son, near Ironton, Friday, June q,
1919, a boy. All well.
To Mr.. Louis Macy Of Munger we
returns thanks for a jar of the Ozark
Early Bloom Honey. 1t is fine.
The Girls Glee Club gave a dance
at'the Valley Inn last Friday evening
The hours passed very plea sanity.
The Baptist Assembly on
Arcadia Heights next Monday even
ing and will be in session until July
10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Thompson OF
Bslleview visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
bert Signer in Arcadia last Friday
night.
Sergeant Reese has built some
porches and otherwise improved the
appearance of the Rieke home II
north Ironton.
For Sale-26 pigs, from 80 to 30 lbs.
8 brood sows; one SOW with s pigs
Mrs. M. A. Chambers, ~ miles east
of Pilot Knob, Mo.
Thos. Johnson is expecting a visi
this week from q sister living in Jack
son, Michigan, whom he hasn't seel
in more than sixty years.
Werner Yount returned last Thurs
day night from an absence of tw'
years / n France. He has some inter
esting experiences to relate.
This is the season of the year whel
a hog pen in the city limits, unless
is given unusual care and attention, !
an abomination and a nuisance.
VIM. Vondil came in from Redmond
willie Friday night and went on to 81
Louis where Mrs. Vondil was report
ed to be in a rather seri GUS condition
Wanted-To hire by month, a rid
ing and driving horse; must b
gentle. Might buy if suited. Inquir
at residence Mrs. j. p. Duncan, Ar
cadia, Mo.
Considerable blasting is being don
these days in the mining in progress
on Pilot Knob and crashes not unlik
canonading resoGnd through the Val
ley morning and evening.
2"
The round trip rate. from here !
Toledo, Ohio, the scene Of the bi
fight, July 4th, is advertised at $2S.7
We haven't heard of any sports fro
here contemplating the trip.
The De Soto Dairy, Ice & Supp
Co., will furnish all the ice cream fc
both the Baptist Assembly and tt
M. e. Church, South, Encampment
Arcadia this summer.-De Soto Pres
A line from Mr.. e. B. Dutton, forn
eerly OF Brule, this county, but WI
has been making his home in d.
troit, Michigan, for some time, Il
forms us that he is now located
Denver. Colorado.
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