Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-02-06
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Saturday, March 9Th and 7th.
Found-Last Thursday morning, a
purse with small sum of money. Call
at this office.
Work was commenced on the new
bakery building Monday. Jake Ding
or is in charge.
Don't miss the Big Bargain Clearing
Sale-February sth to February 22d.
LOPEZ STORE 90.
For Sale-One Grown Organ. Good
as new. MRS. B. P. BURNHAM,
Ironton, Mo.
Have your roses, grapes and fruit
trees trimmed. Call on or phone
James Robertson, Arcadia, Mo. Phone
139a.
DR.. j. L. Hickman of Brunot was a
caller Monday. The DIR. says, he has
been kept very busy the past month
OF so.
Services next Sunday morning in
st. Paul's church, Ironton, at eleven
O'Clock. The Holy Communion and
Sermon.
John Mayes has leased the livery
stables in north Ironton and will en-
gage in the livery business therein in
the nea future.
Until further notice the admission
to the Academy Picture Theatre will
be 10 and 10 cents on Tuesday and II
and II cents Saturday night.
Mi. J. w. Reed made a five mile
drive on the Marble Greek road last
week. He says he lever saw the road
in such admirable condition.
Rev. J. Fl. Calvert Monday receiv-
cd word that his son, Elmer, who has
been in training at Camp Lewis, had
received his honorable discharge.
The B. Y. P. U. Social in the base
ment of the Baptist church last Thurs
day evening was we'll attended and
much enjoyed by the young people.
Union Township will probably be-
is proposed to sell the $4,000 worth
of bonds this month and get every
thing in readiness.
The quilters of st. Paul's Guild sur
prised their hostess, Mrs. A. Roehry,
with a delicious lunch st.Wednesday
afternoon, the occasion being Mrs.
Roehry's birthday.
Alderman g. W. Tetwiler will leave
early next>week for an extended trip
to California, going chiefly to visit his
daughter in Southern California
Poplar Bluff Republican.
Mrs. Rodach, relict of the late F.
Rodach, died 1T her home in Middle
brook this "wednesday morning af-
ter a pr olonged illness. To the be-
reaved we extend our sympathy.
s. B. Reagan is hauling granite
spawls from the quarries at GRANTEE
vile with which he proposes to build
the new bakery building. About one
hundred wagon loads will be requ ired.
We are always glad, mighty glad,
to get the letters from the soldier
boys for the REGISTER. DC casionally
their publication is slightly delayed,
bat we do the very best we can, al
ways.
Prof. g. w. Signer went to Arcadia
Sunday morning where he will take,
a rest for a month or so. Mrs. Signer
remained here to see to the packing of
their household furniture.[Bismarck
Gazette.
Hon. A. T. Brewster was in Green
vile Tuesday looking after his prop
2Akrx sakAanakn kAnn WA V1nA0Mofn nd
there is some likelihood of his store
building being converted into a ga
rage.-Greenville Journal.
Sergeant Chas. Butts, of Camp
Bowie, Texas, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Butte, of Wichita Falls, Texas,
arrived in Ironton on a visit to rela-
tives Monday evening. He strikes
us as being an extraordinarily fine
lad.
Miss Mae Collins, who has been tax
ing q months vacation, and has Wis
tied friends in st. Louis and Mar
quand, will : .turn to Flat River the
latter part of the week, and will re-
sumo her employment as saleslady in
Miller's store.-Flat River News.
For Sale-Complete Sawmill, Eigh-
teen-Horse Power Avery Traction
Engine and a No. 2 Sswmill; all in
good running order. Engine almost
new and can pull itself anywhere.
Located six miles west of Ironton.
DICK CHILDERs, Ironton, Mo.
Our new county court, Add Reese,
presiding Judge, VIM. Sutton and 8. A.
Track, associate judges, Is in session
this week. Quite a large volume Of
business was transacted Monday and
Tuesday. The roadoverseers will be
named and adjournment made to-day.
John Reagan, wife and daughter of
Flat River, visited relatives in Iron
ton the past week. John is employed
in the power house of the Doe Run
Lead Company at Flat River and is
pleased with bis work. He is q Nigh
ty fine young man and w wish him
we'll.
Sunday was mostly a cloudy day
but there was a short time in the af-
ternoon when the sur peeped out
from behind the clouds and II the
grounding happened out at that par
ticular time he saw his shadow. So
we may be in for six weeks OF bad
weather.
While in st. lLouis Monday OF last
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