Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-08-21
@ B%REvTrIEs.
Nd pspers for sale at this office.

Free show at the Academy Iheatr
next Tuesday.
Dance at the Academy of Music
Friday evening.
Picnic and Dance at Graniteville,
Labor Day, Monday, September 1st.
A slight rain last Friday night. 1t
is still very dry, but the weather is
pleasant.
For ssle-A good Jersey milk COW.
Inquire of DR.. Milford Riggs, Baptist
Home, Ironton.
A sausage house, made of granite
spawls, is being built in the rear of
Kuhn's meat market.
An aeroplane carrying passen gers
will be one of the attractions at the
De Soto fair next month.
Hear John Malang, State Highway
superintendent, at the courthouse
next Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Cottage for sale; terms. Take other
property part pay, or will rent house.
SARAH BROWN, I%ronton, Mo.
Mr.. L. f. Knight on Marble Creek
8 he has sold more than $500 worth
of peaches from his orchard of three
acres.
Collector Burnham is waiting and
willing to receive your taxes for the
current year. Call early and avoid
the rush.
A number of people ate supper at
Lake Killarney last Wednesday even
ing. The occasion proved a very
pleasant one.
In the ball game in Fletcher's field
Sunday afternoon Pilot Knob defeated
the "All Stars'' from the Lead Belt
by a score of 10 to 8.
Another of our boys has arrived
home, after spending eleven months
in Paris, Don Robson, of Graniteville,
with %. B, 1872 Military Police.
DR.. W. s. Dearmont, President of
the Cape Girardeau Normal, spent
several days Of the past week at VAL
ley Inn resting and rec~uperating.
Lost-Bill Book, somewhere be-
tween Minimum and Ironton. I'm
portant papers. Fol- reward return to
Commercial Hotel. VIM. j. KAUN.
j. F. Martin has sold his farm, liz
acres, between Middlebrook and
Graniteville, to j.. III. Haven. MIR.
Martin is thinking of removing west.
For Sale-A two-horse Park Wagon,
holding twelve people, in good condi-
ton. VIM. FL. THOMSON, :
Valley Home, Arcadia, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Detmer of Pilot
Knob spent Sunday afternoon here,
the guests Of his brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Detmer.-Leae
Belt News.
Attention is directed to the adver'
tisement of Norman R. White, under
taker and embalmer, Caledonia, Mo.
in this issue Of the REGISTER. Mr..
White has a motor hearse.
A dance at the Academy of Music
Friday evening-the last of the seas
son. Proceeds to be used in paying
for the piano recently purchased fol-
the hall. Everybody come.
Guess we have no kick on having t.
pay eighty cents a hundred for ice
A De Soto exchange says that severa
towns are paying a dollar a hundred
and Charleston is paying $1.25.
For Sale-A span of mules, four am
five years old, weight about 900 O.
$50 lbs; also wagon and harness; ant
complete set of household goods.
J. 7. Shy, Sabula, Mo.
The price of,wood promises to be higl
this fall. Already some are asking
So q cord, or $3.50 for a load of pol
wood. That's from twenty-five t
fifty per cent. more than it was a yea
ago.
There has been a noticeable increas
in the number of red lights to be seer
on the automobiles in the valley dur
ing the past few weeks. Previousl.
not one car in six ~"sported'' a tai
light.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Long, who re
Gently sold their big farm at Belle
view, are stopping at the Long home
stead in Pennington. They may late
go to California to reside. Farming
ton News.
DIR. O. O. January, late Of Reynold
county, has located in Belleview, am
will engage in the practice of medi
cine there. He is son to my oil
friend, r. I. January, and I certain
wish him we'll.
For Sale-Good Brood Mare, 10 Sil
ver-Laced Wyandottes, ! Rooster,
Brown Leghorn Rooster, Sausage Ma
chine and Suffer, Laundry Stove.