Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-31
G BREVITIEs.

An awning has been placed IN 'front.'
of the bakery building.
W. D. Fletcher shipped a a of
sheep and goats last week.
Public sale of the personal property
of the late R. D. Lewisn next Saturday.
Pilot Knob and Potosi will play ball
next Sunday. afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock.
Teachers examinations Friday and
Saturday. The attendance is expect
ed to be small.
The automobile law is to be rigidly
enforced on and after August 1st.
Look out for your lights!
The thresher of Newt. Sutton of
Hogan has been employed in the val
ley and vicinity the past two weeks.
The dance at the Academy of Music
last Friday night proved a very pleas
ant occasion and was much enjoyed
by all.
There will have to be a stop in the
increase in prices on the necessaries
of life, and the limit has about been
reached.
Mr.. Johnson has a fine new musical
machine, "The Southland" made in
Poplar Bluff, installed in the Ice
Cream Parlor.
Pilot Knob and Bismarck played
bali at Pilot Knob Sunday afternoon.
Pilot Knob was victorious. by an aw-
full score of IS to 8.
Be sure and attend the Good Roads
meeting at the courthouse Friday
night. 1t is a matter in which every
one should be interested.
For SALE-Pretty, Modern built
Home, (new,) east mountain slope,
Terms to suit, (bargain.) In %Ironton,
Mo. SARAH BROWN.
For Rent-2O to 40 acres good land
for wheat; on shares for third.
E. ALTRUP, Arcadia,
Opposite Neut Tins Farm.
SHEEP FOR SALE-12 one and two
year old ewes; also a young ram. My
flock averaged 7 lbs. wool.
STARK FARM, Arcadia.
A sack containing a few groceries
that fell from an automobile passing
in front of the REGISTER Office Mon
day noon is here awaiting an owner.
The days and nights have been ex,
ceediHgly warm the past week, the
thermometer registering 98 and SO OF
several days. There is no relief ir
sight.
Mrs. Woodside and Miss Jessamin'
went to st. Louis Sunday. Mrs
Woodside will remain there a month
or more in the employ of an eastern
millinery firm.
DR.. W. j. Smith is thinking of max
ing a swimming pool, 100 feet lonI
and 40 feet wide, on his lots on KnoI
creek, east of the Rieke home
Springs would furnish the water.
While cranklng an automobile a
the Arcadia Assembly grounds Tues
day morning, Miss Harriet, daughte
of Mr.. Geo. Tetley, of Pennington
had the misfortune ito fracture a
arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Edgar and Bob
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Edgar, Jr., an
Billy, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Harlo'
and some friends from st. Louis ar
on st. Francis river for a two week
camp.
Mrs. A. L. Sheppard, who was visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n
Whitworth in Ironton, was called t.
her home in Poplar Bluff last Thurs
day by the serious illness Of Mr.. SheI
pard's mother.
Judge r. L. Carly raised about 81
bushels of wheat on his farm, west
town. The crop was shipped to s
Louis last week. About 400 bushe
were threshed on the Rudy farm no
owned by Mr.. Light.
Miss Elizabeth Boswell received
telegram Tuesday morning announ'
ing the arrival the day before at No
folk, Virginia, from over seas, of b
brother, John Boswell. The telegra
stated "well; writing"
Members Of the county court of s
francois County and others will !
here next Tuesday to present TO o
county court the matter OF propos'
road Improvement between Farming
ton and Arcadia Valley.
Some folk are advocating the bull
ing OF a bridge across Stoub's Gree
In the Shut-In. 1t is argued that Il
cost would not be great and that q
bridge you'd tend to cement the tra'
from the Roselle country to the "
ley.
The attention Of all interested 10 d