Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-05-15
G BREvITIEs.
" has been wet and cold.


w. D. Fletcher shipped two cars of
hogs the past week.
County Court will meet in adjourn
ed session Thursday.
Two weddings, in Arcadia in the
very near future, tits said.
Read of 1. E. Whitworth's great ak
sale in this weeks REGISTER.
Lost-On Monday, somewhere in
Ironton; q pair of ice scales. Please
return to this office.
j. r. Baldwin contemplates building
an addition, constructed of granite
spawls, to his garage.
The Pilot Knob and Doe Run mines
will play ball at Pilot Knob next Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
"Buster and Tige" will perform at
the Lopez store next Wednesday aft
ernoon, May 21st. Don't miss it.
Much dandelion wine has been
made in the valley this spring in
anticipation of the drought in July.
Kodak Films for sale. Also films
developed and printed at POST Office,
Arcadia, Mo. B. nj. EVANS.
There will be a Box Supper at the
Pilot Knob Baptist Church, Saturday
night, May 18th. Everybody invited.
A comedy, a news weekly and the
first episode of GLANDS Up" Thurs
day, May 10Th. Admission free.-Ad.
1t is reported from some communi-
ties that the prospect for wheat is not
80 fattering as it was a few weeks
since.
Judge Add Reese's family will not
move from Annapolis to their recent
lY acquired residence in Ironton until
early fall.
A. M. Madigan is now employed
in the Ford assembling plant in San
Francisco, California, SO a recent let
ter advises.
The rains of the past two weeks
have helped the grass and the oats
greatly but the weeds are now crowd
ing the fields and gardens.
For SALE AT ONcE.-Book- Case,
Rockers, Settee, Tables, Buffet, Iron
Bed, Steel Folding Bed, Wash Stands
and Wardrobe. B. s. GREGORY.
Sweet Potato Plants for sale at Sig
ners' store in Arcadia or at my farm
on Marble Greek; rs cents per 100.
J. A. SMITH.
The admission to the Academy The
tire Thursday night is free,not because
the show is not good, but because we
want to prove to you that it is good
ADV.
Patriotic Iron county! Again went
"over the topn in the Victory Loan
drive. Our quota was sos, 1850. Sub
scriptions total $92 800. Details will
be available next week.
Bonnie Terre News Register: "We
failed to report last week the arrival
of a daughter at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Hickman. Both mother and
daughter are getting along nicely"
Geo. Stark shipped a horse, COW and
brood SOW from Stark Farm, south of
Arcadia, to St.Louis county last week.
The cow was three years old and
brought $135. A pretty fancy price.
The late Legislature passed a bill
changing the time of circuit court in
Iron county from the fourth Monday
in April and October to the first Mon
day in April and October of each year
The people OF Hogan and vicinity
are going to organize q special road
district, issue bonds, ..and build an au-
k11.-L;In u4o1 funno Harm RI a roo
dis. Initial steps will be taken a
: once.
Mrs. Margaret Beard, relict of the
late VIM. Beard, forty years ago resi-
dents of Ironton, died at her home ir
Pennington May 18th, aged 70 years
The deceased is survived by a number
of children.
The first homegrown Strawberries
were on the market last week, but
only a few of them. They came from
Mr.. Devereaux's east of town. The
late frost, it is announced, will lessen
the yield greatly.
The Ozark Garage is now open fol
business in the Rosentreter livery
barn, north Ironton. If you have any
work to be done on your car come in
and see US, and get a square deal.
Phone IA. WENDELL BROS.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
Roy e. Powers and marguerite
Catherine Oraddock of st. Louis.
Joseph ID. Dotson and Nora Canady
Of Bixby.
The REGISTER family is indebted tc
Mrs. M. b. Bradley for a bowl of mos
delicious Strawberries presented Mon
day. They were exquisite in every
way-just the perfect berry for which
Mrs. Bradley'spatch is famous. Many
many thanks.
DIR. j. L. Hickman of Brunot was In
Ironton Monday morning on his way
home from Redmondville, whore he
had been called to see some muleI
belonging to White s. Hummel The
DIR. expects to remove to Piedmont
the latter part OF the summer.
The Pilot Knob boys are very mucf
elated over their victory in the bast
ball contest with Des Arc Sunday
morning. The spokesman for the
victors says there is no disposition Oh
desire to Grub it in"on the vanquish-
ed, but sit was easy, dead easy"
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