Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-09-11
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Tho Picture snow now starts at o:VO
o'clock sharp.
The diamond drill is still working
away at Pilot Knob.
There will be a few winter apples.
Not many, it is said.
Some of the September weather has
been as hot as August.
W. D. Fletcher shipped a a of hogs
to st. Louis Wednesday.
Many of our summer visitors have
returned to their city homes.
s. w. Andrews left home last week.
Said he vas going to work again.
Coming, "The Rainbow Trail" Sc
quel to "The Riders of the Purple
Sage"
r. T. White is having a store room
built on the north side of the Blue
! Store.
The Baptist Ladies are anxious to
subscribe for your papers and maya
zines-phone %.
That gasoline engine that propels
the wood saw certainly makes 9
nerve-racking noise.
MI. @. A. White has returned to
Redmondville after an automobi lie
trip to Wisconsin.
The statements Of the Belleview
Valley Bank and the Bank Of Annapo-
lis are printed this week.
Mrs. Fannie Reese and son and
daughter of Annapolis are domiciled
in their Ironton home for the winter.
Des Arc and Pilot Knob will play
ball in Fletcher's field, Ironton, next
Sunday, September 14th, at 2:20 P. M.
After the very cool nights of the
first days of September we have had
genuine summer again the past few
days.
D. E. Fletcher sold three Ford cars
Monday afternoon. Edgar says that
the people are just clamoring for
them.
If a bill now pending in Congress
is enacted the salary of the Ironton
postmaster will be about $4,000 pei
annum.
A light plant that affords no service
in the morning is far, far, from salts
factory, especially as the fall season
approaches.
1t is reported that the Hunter
place, beyond Russellville, known 81
the Conrad farm, is about to change
hands again.
Rev. A. B. Bush was called to Louis
lana, Mo-, last Tuesday Afternoon t.
attend the funeral of an aunt WHIT
died the night before.
For Sale-One lady's bicycle in ex
cellent condition; $1,000 cash, for i'm
mediate sale. Telephone or cal
Roblee, Arcadia, Mo.
1t is said the recent rains have help
ed the late corn materially, and il
many places, if the frost holds off,
fair crop may be made.
Miss Fredonia Ringo is employed a
teacher in High School at Kirkwood
while Miss Lucille Ringo is re-employ
ed in Webster Groves schools.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Board
rlan, Arcadia, Mo-, Sunday, Angus
81, 1919, a son. All are well, and tn
REGISTER extends it's congratulations
Fletcher & Barger last week pur
chased the building formerly used as
handle factory, near the Ironton sta
ton. 1t will be used for storage pun
poses.
The October term of the Iron cour
ty circuit court convenes October 6tl
three weeks earlier than formerly
under a law enacted by the last les
lslature.
For some reason or anotner tnel
was a lull in automobile travel Sunda,
Not nearly the number of visitors TIL
usually characterizes the first day
the week.
Country butter is selling at six
cents in some instances. The pri'
OF eggs hangs around ~thirty-tive cent
but they are scarce and have been Il
month or more.
Jacob Dinger has grown 500 lbs.
tobacco on an acre OF ground on
farm, east OF Ironton. With Il
product bringing fifty cents a pour
it occurs to one that it would be
very profitable crop.
Manager Schaefer was in ST. Lot
the first of the week. He says
booked some mighty fine attractio
that will be presented in the cour
ofthe next month or so.
@. W. Rennie Of Graniteville wal
caller at this office last Saturday, q
informed US that the net receipts