Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-09-25
LOCAL BREyTTIEs.


ton, Thursday, September 25th.
The rains of the past week have
been the best for many months.
The rains of the past week insure
good pastures throughout the fall.
For Sale-An organ, almost new.
JAS. SoHN, Ir~onton, Mo.
1t is said there will be another cpl
demic of the ''lu" this fell and winter.
A vaudeville and medicine show is
billed to hold forth in Ironton next
week.
The City Collector is having some
trouble collecting the licenses on the
jitneys.
Rev. B. F. Lindsay, Of Irondale Mo-,
will preach at the Methodist church,
Ironton, next Sunday.
Every body should make an effort
to attend the Booster meeting at the
courthouse next Saturday.
Rev. Penley will preach at st. Paul's
church, Ironton, next Sunday. Holy
Communion at IL 100 O'Clock.
Lesterville wa scheduled to play a
game of ball here Sunday afternoon
but there was too much rain.
H. E. Walters last week sold his
farm in Belleview, 100 acres, to w. A.
Townsend. Consideration ,$25o0.
Six acts Of Vaudeville in connection
with the Picture Show next Tuesday,
September 30. No extra admission
Adv.
The REGISTER is told that the street
light at the Lopez store has not been
burning for the past three months.
Why not?
Mr.. d. L. Spencer, the piano tuner,
is at the Valley Inn. II you want
your piano tuned, regulated or re-
paired, phone No. 1877.
Mrs. Lena Fletcher Cheaney, Sep
TENDER 10th, a IL Id. boy. This makes
three boys for Mr.. and Mrs. Fl, T.
Cheaney, Clinton, Ky. Congratula-
tions.
w. T. O'Neal came to Ironton from
Frankclay last Wednesday and board
ed train SO for Des Arc. He returned
to Ironton next day and drove his car
home.
Rev. Father Hoelting is delivering
a series of free lectures at the court
house every night this week. All, ir-
respective of creed, are cordially
invited.
Alfred Smith, OF Marble Greek, a
recent demobilized sergeant of the
army, purchased the John Signer farm
near his fathers home. Considera-
ton, $4,000.
The circuit court docket is printed
this week. The criminal docket is
larger than it has been in years
Eight divorce cases will come up for
disposition.
Our Goodland correspondent says
the REGISTERS of September 18th fail
cd to reach that Office. We can MOI
understand why, as they we're mailed
that week as usual.
From Thursday to Sunday of the
past week the total rainfall was 3.4(
inches. The nights and morning
have been cool since Monday. Tues.
day night there was a slight frost.
F. A. Twomey of Bismarck was ir
Ironton q short time Saturday on hi
way home from a trip to Sabula
Mr.. Twomey reports that he is doinl
nicely in the mercantile business.
1 will have a car of coal here thi
week. If you want some it will be
little cheaper to have it unloaded di
rect from the car.
L. A. MCKEE.
Notwithstanding the very inclemen
weather the Pie Supper at the Whit
School House on Marble Greek las
Saturday night was a very successfu
affair, the proceeds being betwee
SIS and $40.
Miss Helen Wilkinson, daughter G
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. wilkinson, c
Alton, ILL.,, is again entering Wellesle
College, near Boston. TITS said tina
this year over a thousand girls are 0
the waiting list.
The Rev. N. B. Henry is the pose
essor of q Chevrolet auto, and his tim
is pretty well taken in learning no
to operate it. So fer we haven't hear
Of him exceeding the speed limit
Bismarck Gazette.
Our faithful correspondent at An
napolis, Sylvester KitcheIl, Esq, ha
disposed of his real estate holding
there and contemplates buying
home either in Ironton or Pilot Kuo
in the near future.
An instructor for the class in Hon