Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-06-12

the past week.
Douglas Fairbanks next Tuesday.
.sNuf sed.n-Adv.
Commencement at Arcadia next
Tuesday afternoon.
OF all the denominations the motor
cycle is the most abominable.
Circuit court will convene in ad-
journed session next Tuesday.
High Patent Flour, $1.55 for % lbs.
SIGNER & SIGNER.
M. Nichols & Son expect to get into
their new store building about July
1st.
Summer visitors T slow about put
ting in their appearance in the valley
this m
While the strawberry yield Is light
this year the seas on has been a pro-
longed one.
Children's Day %progromme at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday,
1900 to II: 90.
Some of our farmers are saying that
the wheat was damaged by the dry
weather in April.
II we are going to have that big
picnic July 4th it is time some u
was setting busy.
Sergeant WV. Reese will remove
to the Rieke home, in north Ironton
some time in July.
The Bonnie Terre team failed to come
to Pilot Knob Sunday to play ball as
they had agreed to.
The first cherries were on the mar
ket last week. Price, 70 cents a gall
lon. Entirely too much.
For Sale-Ice Box and Steel Sani-
tary Couch, good as new. Cheap.
Enquire F. Parker, Ironton.
The REGISTER entered on its fifty
third volume last week. Agood, long
while to stay on one job, isn't it?
Daring airman leaps from airplane
to test new type of parachute, Pathe
News, Academy Theatre, Thursday.
Wanted-To rent a Piano; Player
preferred. ALMA SoARBERRY,
Phone 1856 D. Ironton, Mo.
Manager Schaefer reports a very
satisfactory patronage the opening
nighE>of the picture show at Granite
vile last Friday.
After fair weather for a week there
was quite a shower Tuesday afternoon,
The indications Wednesday morning
are for more rain.
Bell Bros. report the sale of Chevro-
let cars to Mrs. Celia Horton, Bel
grade, and Sam McMurtrey and j.. A
Crocker, Belleview.
County Superintendent Hanson will
issue programs soon for a Teachers
and Directors Meeting to be held il
Ironton July 18th and 18th.
The Centerville Outlook reports thai
the heavy rains of the past two week.
have done much damage to crops and
fences in Reynolds county.
The work of oiling the street begar
last Friday. Tt is a tedious job. i
the weather continues favorable it il
expected to finish Thursday.
Mrs. M. B. Bradley is home from
Crystal City. We are glad to state
that her grandson, Warren, has about
recovered from his recent serious ILL
ness.
There was no rain here Sunday but
in the afternoon the clouds to thu
north and east were heavy. A very
heavy rain fell in the vicinity between
Iron Mountain and Pennington.
VIM. Blue, Jr., Sheriff of Iron coun'
ty, was here a day or two during cir
cult court. Mr.. Blue is q shall fell
low, we'll metz and made man.
friends while ere.-Oenterville Out
look.
VIM. J. Martin, colored, was a Wis
itor to his old home in Ironton the
past week. VIII is nov an employ
in the Chicago post-ofice, and say
that he likes the Windy City and hi
work very much.
Elsewhere is printed an article tax
en- from the Lead Belt News, tellini
OF the failure of the Bank of Flat Riv
er. Mr.. H. w. Buckley, president o
the bank, was a few years ago engage
In the mercantile business at Arcadi'
for a short time.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
Robert Jaycox of Monterey an
Eunice Parks of Leeterville.
Albert l.. Haynes of Doe Run an
Ora Myrtle Hoehn OF Womack.
The Missouri Baptist Assembly wi