Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-20
CITY COLLECTOR.
G BREVITIES.

The easter lilies are in bloom.
See "My Four Years in Germany"
The early gardener got busy last
week.
Will there be any oil ON the street
this year?
Read Mrs. Woodside's advertise
ment on the first page.
Several rainy days last week, but
the weather is glorious again now.
The campaign for city offices seems
to beprogressing very quietly, indeed.
1t is said that unless killing frosts
come later we will have some peaches
this year.
Miss Gladys and Paul Jones spent
the past week with their father in JEFF
ferson City.
1. E. Whitworth has an ADVERTISE
ment this week full of interest to the
fisherman. You anglers, go in and
win.
The physicians report a number of
cases of influenza in the valley and
vicinity. 1t seems to be a hard
disease to eradicate.
DR.. Gay informs us that he expects
his son, DR.. Lee Petit, home within
the next month. The yonng man has
been in France nearly two years.
For Sale-Residence and lot on Col
lege street, in Arcadia. Write or
phone for prices and terms.
G. W. DURFEE.
D. e. Fletcher reports that life in
surance business is brisk. He and
other representatives of the Mutual
Life have written over 5000, 900 in the
past few weeks.
Owing to the inclement weather,
probably, Fletcher's horse sale in Ar
cadia last Saturday was not largely
attended. Proceedings were not as
good as expected.
There will be services in Saint Paul's
Church this coming Sunday. Morn
ing Prayer with sermon at II O'Clock.
Cordial invitation to all. Members
expected to be present.
"My Four Years in Germany" by
ambassador Gerard, is a mighty inter-
esting story which will be told in
pictures at the Academy of Music mex
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The fishing season in the valley
started early this year and many
anglers have wendell their way &c
Rainbow DAM the past two weeks
Some fine catches of croppie are re-
ported.
Miss Dorothy, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. @. L. Blanks, was united in mar
rage to Mr.. Ray Miller, of Mexico.
Mo-, at Rockford, Ills, last Saturday.
Valley friends of the bride extend
very best wishes.
Bismarck Gazette: "Robert Nc
Coll and Miss Anna Campbell, both Of
Belleview, came over to Bismarck
Wednesday morning and were joined
In holy wedlock in tho Methodist
church, the pastor officiating.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
Robert j. McColl and Annie M
Campbell of Belleview.
Levi Brown of Pilot Knob and
Amanda Grissom of Ironton.
VIII the city continue to pay the
same price for the street lights, after
April 1st, when the lights will be shu'
off at one O'Clock in the morning, as i
has in the past? We should not thinl
So. The contract calls for an all nigh
service.
Charles Bond will have a public
sale of live stock and farm machiner.
at his farm, three and one-half mile
west of Belleview, known as the Ev'
ert Hughes farm, on Saturday, Marcl
22d, 1919, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK
A. M.
Everybody who a possibly b.
present should see the Fordson Tract
or demonstration on w, d. Fletcher
farm, near Ironton, next Saturday
March 22d. Every farmer shoul'
make an especial effort to attend
Read the advertisement on the oppos
tie page.