Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-27
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Read Lopez's spring announcement.
Bismarck is enforcing the curfew
law.
The bakery building is we'll under
way.
City and school elections next
Tuesday.
Some green onions and lettuce,
home grown.
Turn the clock ahead just one hour
next Sunday.
County court will meet in adjourned
session Saturday.
". D. Fletcher shipped a car ofhogs
to St. Louis Sunday.
The boys are still stringing the
croppie in Lake Killarney.
Our hills certainly do look bleak
and bare robbed of their timber.
The ground was too wet most folk
say to plant potatoes on st. Patrick's
day.
The frying size had a very pleasant
dance at the Valley Inn last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Nichols has concluded to make
his new store building two stories in
stead of one.
If You want any wood, ties or mine
props off of Shepherd mountain see
e. A. Mckee.
Letter postage July 1st next will be
reduced to two cents again. Post
cards, one cent.
Albert johnson last week moved
from his home in Ironton to his faith
er's farm, east of town.
On the first page will be found an
advertisement Of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat. 1t is a great paper.
Contractor Tual has a bunch of men
busy at work on the Nichols store
building, south of the courthouse.
For Sales. G. White Leghorn eggs
at $3.50 per setting.
NORA W. JONES, Ironton, Mo.
Just arrived-A shipment of Heinz's
Bulk Pickles, Sour, Sweet and Dill.
IRoNToN MEAT MARKET.
A "Tacky Masquerade" ball al
Graniteville Monday night of last weeE
was largely attended and greatly en-
joyed.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the A.. j. Sheahan Granite
Company was held at Graniteville
Monday morning.
A card from Mr.. w. A.Russell, who
has spent the winter In Los Angeles,
California, writes us that he has re-
turned to his home at Potosi, Nc.
The High School closed last Thurs
day on account of several of the
teachers being indisposed. Sessions
were resumed Monday morning.
No school at Pilot Knob this weel
because both of the teachers, Mrs
Hanson and Mrs. Marshall, are con
fined to their rooms with influenza.
Lee Usher, who has been living il
A. Roehry's house on SHEPHERD
mountain side for the past year, hal
removed to a place south of Arcadia.
w. r. Keathley, manager of thu
poor farm, was in town Monday morn
ING and told us that seven member
of his family were down with infuen'
"a.
We are informed that some partie
have closed a deal for the Schneide
granite quarries, near Graniteville
and will operate the same this sum
mer.
Some Of the knowing ones say nov
that there will be no appointment o
postmaster at Ironton until mex
December. Now what do you thin
Of that?
Quite an interesting letter that from
Herbert Lloyd, on our first page, tell
ing of the day before the signing o
the armistice. We hope to hear fror
him again.
j. e. and @. N. Sawyer, formerly o
Bismarck, drove through here las
Wednesday with a new truck on thei
way from st. Louis to their farm a
Patterson.
Aside from the Collectorship |
seems none OF the city offices ar
wanted this spring. Perhaps, though
the campaign will warm up in tn
next week.
For Sale-1 Duplex, No. 55 Fireles
Cooker-never been used. Also on
wire Sanitary folding couch and pac
good as new. Inquire Albert Kuhr
Ironton Meat Market.
w. T. Keathley %nnounce the al
rival OF his first grandson-born I
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur s. Tesreau, .
Oberlin, Iowa, Thursday, March 1871
1919. Our congratulations.