Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-10-09
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

arney.
Tommy Johnson is still bringing
watermelons to town.
Collector Burnham is among the re-
cent purchasers of a Ford car.
A garage is being built of granite
spawls On the bakery property.
Bert Taylor is adding a sleeping
porch to his home in east Ironton.
A delegation from Ironton Eastern
Star Chapter will go to Doe Run
Thursday.
W. D. Fletcher shipped three cars
ofcattle Sunday night and a car Tu es-
day night.
T. N. Mari has give up the milk
business. Prof. Brookshire has sue
ceeded him.
George Wendell, local agent, last
week received the first Baby Overland
shipped to this section.
understand that Mr.. j. W. Clark
son is confined to his room with an
attack of influenza in Louisiana.
A nice home to sell cheap. Terms,
installments.
SARAH J. BROWN, Ironton.
Senator @. M. Buford drove through
Ironton Saturday on his way home to
Ellington from a trip to Pennington.
DR.. Sears, a lecturer of national
reputation, at the High School audi
forum Wednesday night of next
week.
Some anglers complain that Lake
Killarney is completely fished out.
Others contend they are still There bnt
hard to catch.
To our old friend, Thos. johnson,
Esq, we are under obligations for a
very large and fine sweet potato pre-
sented to us last week.
Mrs. L. A. Cook arrived from Texas
last Saturday and she and Mr.. Cook are
domiciled in the home of Mr.. e. L.
Cook on the mountain side.
People who ordered meat and cam
ed goods from the postmaster more
than a month ago are complaining
loudly at the delay in delivery.
VIM. Lawson and son, Ed, of Belle
view motored to Cape Girardeau Sun
day. Mr.. Lawson recently sold his
farm in Belleview and is hunting a
location.
A letter from Mrs. J. N. Bishop in
st. Louis advises us that Mr.. Bishop
is improving and they hope to see
their Ironton friends again before SO
very long.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen-1 dog,
three-fourths shepherd, one-fourth
cur. Has scar across nose. Reward
for his return to I. E. WENTWORTH,
%Ironton, Mo.
w. w. Strother arrived Monday
from DeSoto and expects to stay in
Fredericktown. He will be associated
with Jas. Ramsey in building work
Fredericktown Democrat News.
Thos. B. Pruitt Sunday received a
telegram announcing the birth of a
baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HI. I'm
boden, Pacific Junction, Iowa, Satur-
day, October a, 1919. All are well.
Albert Kuhn last Wednesday bought
the building he has used as a residence
and butcher shop for the past six years
from F. 0. Codding. Mr.. Codding
bought the building from John Nagel
nearly fifteen years ago.
Wanted-To sell the Ozark Inn on
Arcadia Heights; clear of all incum.
brances except a few years. taxes
Price for cash, $500. 90, with all i'm
provemenfs. G.. M. LONDON,
Miami, Oklahoma.
Recorder Hawkins issued the follow.
ing marriage licenses since our las
report:
Leonard G.. Eckart and Marion B
O'Neal of Frankclay.
Harvey R. Imboden and Elizabeth
Boswell of Ironton.
Eric Palmer of Desloge and Mabe
Collins of Shannon county.
There will be morning service thi'
coming Sunday in st. Paul's church
Ironton, at II o'clock. Morning pray.
er with ermon We much regret t.
that Rev. v. o. Penley re
signs his charge here which goes init
effect the last Sunday in this month.
There we're more people in attend
ance on court Monday than at AM
term Of court in years. There was al
unusually large delegation presen
from the west end of the county. ON
hundred and twenty-five witnesses
were subpoenaed to be in court Mon
day-and no grand jury in session
either.
The remains of Thomas Raymond
Hall, aged II years, two months AM