Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-17
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Teachers examinations August ISL
and I'd.
The I. o. o. F. store building is va
cant again.
The blackberry season this year
seems a prolonged one.
Public auction of Duroc-Jersey hogs
next Saturday, June 10th.
The next picture of "Tarzan of the
Apes" Monday, July 2sth.
The financial statement of the Pilot
Knob School District is printed this
week.
The jiJney drivers are charging n
dollar for the round trip to Arcadia
Heights.
What would Main street have been
the past month or more if it hadn't
been oiled?
The thermometer registered SO Sat-
urday-the hottest day, thus far, of
the summer.
For Sale-Pair of Shetland ponies
and trap. Apply to S. W. Andrews,
lronton, Mo.
Wanted-Two girls for general
homework. Apply to Mrs. L. A. Day.
is, Arcadia, Mo-
For Sale-My home in west Tronton.
For terms see Mrs. Luella Newman, or
Elmer Newman.
Many would be summer visitors are
unable to secure quarters. Many in
quiries every day.
A rain last Friday afternoon helped
the gardens and vegetation generally.
But we need more.
A few, a very few, cooking apples
have been on the market, but nc eat
ing apples, at all, have we seen.
Recorder Hawkins issued a marri-
age license last Thursday to Arthur
Riley and Celia Piel of st. Louis.
Superintendent Hanson will be
HON . from Cape Girardeau this week
to conductthe Teachers Meeting.
To DR.. Marshall we are indebted for
some most delicious tomatoes from
his splendid garden, presented last
Friday.
Special at the Bakery Saturday aft
ernoon Charlotte Russo and White
Mountain Cake with orange and ara
mel filings.
Francis Bell, son of editor FL. G,
Bell, of Potosi, has been appointed by
Senator Reed to a cadetship in the
West Point Academy.
An Ice Cream Social will be given
at Hogan Schoolhouse, Saturday
night, July 26, 1919, for benefit of the
Pastor. COMMITTEE.
1t is said that five thousand bushels
of wheat is about the yield of the Iror
Mountain tract this season. w. D
Fletcher has contracted to purchase it
The attendance on the Missouri
Baptist Assembly on Arcadia Heights
the past week has been quite salts
factory. The season closes next Sun
day.
Mr.. Geo. w. Marshall makes the an
nouncement that he will have gras
knee-high on his mountain pasture
next spring. And we don't doubt hi
word.
The opening of the Bank of Annap
oils for business Monday gives Irol
county six banks. Fifteen years age
there was but one bank in the county
We grow some, don't we?
Miss Irene Marshall returned Sun
day from an absence of a month wit
relatives in the south. She says sh
enjoyed her trip very much, indeed
and comes home feeling fine.
We are sorry to hear that Miss Lei
O'Neal is still quite sick at the HON
of Hon. Chas. NJ. Hay in st. Louis
We hope to be able to announc
a decided Improvement next week.
M. Nichols & Son are now in thei
new brick building. tits a fine stor
building, a credit to the town, an
helps the appearance of the sout
side of the square very much, indeed
The katydid was first heard shortl
after the Fourth, and now a full che
rus is on duty every night. Ancord
ing to the old saying we may loo
for frost about the first week in Octc
her.
Our old friend, o. A. White, Of Red
mondvllle, was one of our 4th Of Jul
callers. Condsidering the fact that b
lis nearing three score years and tel
Charlie holds his own remarkabl
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Langdon ar
bow went to st. Louis Sunday, Mr.
Langdon and Jr. proceeded to Altar
tic City. Mr.. Langdon will join the