Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-11-06
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But little autumn foliage this year.
Quite a number of ties coming to
town.
De Soto now has a picture show Sun
day afternoon.
W. D. Fletcher shipped two cars of
hogs last week.
Read about Budweiser on the last
page of this paper.
Everybody was more than tired of
the continued rain.
"The Tigers Trail" is getting better
with every episode.-Adv.
The wells and cisterns are sure filled
to overlooking once. again.
The,new owners of the Commercial
Hotel took charge last week.
See "Little Women" at the Acade-
my Thursday, November 9th.
Manager Schafer gave US unusually
good shows Thursday and Saturday
nights.
Wanted-A girl to do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. D. E. FLETCHER,
Arcadia, Mo.
H. L. Bell Tuesday removed from
the Manse to the Bishop residence on
Russell Street.
Clothes pressed and cleaned. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Phone 1872.
GEO. TULLoCK, Ironton, Mo.
For Ssle-Two good mares. For
cash or IN time payments. A bar
gain. Apply to Eliza Depew, Iron
ton, Mo.
Coming! VIM. Fsrnum in "When a
Man Sees Red" taken from the Sat-
urday Evenings Post story, "The
Painted Lady ."-Adv.
A Pie Social was given at the Cove
school October 22d to secure funds to
expend on a library. The net pro-
ceeps were about $50.
Pie Supper and Dance at the Acad-
my Of Music, Tuesday night, November
18th. Admission to the dance, free.
Iron county will vote on the PROPOSE
tion to bond the county for 5000, 900
for road improvements on Saturday,
December 18th. Everybodycome on,
now.
Superintendent Hanson says he mo-
>tored to Cape Girardeau in seven
hours in going to the SoutheastsMis
souri, Teachers Association week be-
fore last.
Vincent Sutton, cashier of the Bank
of Annapolis, was in Ironton last
Thursday. He says the bank is just
about ready to move into it's new
building.
A Special meeting of the American
Legion will be held ct the Court House
at Ironton, Friday evening, 7:45 P. M.
November z, and every member is
requested to be present.
We've printed more sale bills this
fall than in any other n season OF
the fifty years and more the REGISTER
has been in existence. There seems
to be a disposition "to fit"
Mr.. G. A. Hartzell will have charge
of the saw mill business OF the 3. E,
Evans Land & Timber Company at
Redmondville. Mr.. Hartzell is an ex-
perienced and successful sawmill man.
Judge s. A. Trask and Mrs. Trask
of Brule we're in town Tuesday. The
Judge tells us that while the continued
rains interfered with the his wheat
sowing still, at that, he has about fifty
acres in wheat.
Louis Miller, ST., was at home from
Bertrand for a few hours Saturday
He says the long delay in material and
uncertainty Of labor found them witt
unroofed buildings during these del
uges Of %unceasing rains.
For Sales. O. Dark Brown LeghorI
cockerels, April hatch. Forhmolen'f
famous Everlay strain direct. Superb
in markings, coloring and build. $500
each.
G. W. COLLINS, Minimum, Mo.
Rev. II. E. Stone accompanied BIZ
brother-in-la to st. Louis Monday
afternoon to place him under the carr
OF DR.. Soper. Mr.. Stone expects tx
spend the next two weeks at his OLE
home, Portageville, Mo, conducting
meeting.
DR., Houston has about reached thu
conclusion that he will have to give
up as "gone for goodn the two tire
and other paraphernalia that he los
in maxim the trip from Farmingtcl
in his Ford sedan three weeks since
The lost articles are valued at $64.
The boys went too far with some 0
their Halloween FRANKS. 1t is report
ed that lawn furniture on the Sums
,looa maa w~antOnIv d0atrovad. II