Iron County register., 1919-12-25
LOCAL BREvTTIEs.
Merry Christmasl

The Christmas trade is reported
good.
There is little prospect of "white"
Christmas.
Fletcher & Barger unloaded a car OF
Fords last Friday.
Christmas dance at the Academy of
Music Thursday night.
County court meets in adjourned
session next Wednesday.
Real ice making weather seems to
be tardy in coming this winter.
Very fine Jersey Cow for sale; just
fresh. STARK FARM, Arcadia.
Better pay your taxes right now il
you don't want Burnham to get after
you.
L. I. Sutton of st. Louis remem-
bers the editor with Christmas greet
ings. ~
Pearl Hill, the north end butcher
has an advertisement in this weeks
paper.
Our old friend, James L. Brierton
sends US Christmas card from New
Orleans.
The Arcadia College closed Friday
and MANY of the students have gone
home for the holidays.
We are indebted to the Irontoi
Meat Market for a handsome calen
dar for the New Year.
Clothes pressed and cleaned. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Phone 1872.
GEo. TULLocK, Ironton, Mo.
The barber shops in the valley vii
be open until o'clock this (Wednes
daYl evening and close at 10 o'clocl
Christmas morning.
A Christmas tree and special pro
gram at the Presbyterian church Fri
day evening. A cordial Invitation j
extended to the public.
There have been no development
in our electric light situation the pas
week, but our street lights still burn
until midnight or thereabouts.
For Rent-2OO acre farm; cash o
grain rent. Also, 40 acre farm fo
rent; cash. T. d. JONES,
Ironton, Nc.
Linus White returned Saturday aft
er an absence of three weeks taking
travelling man through the countie
west of US. Linus says there wer
certainly some trough and rugged
roads to travel.
Miss Lydia Basler writes from Pa
ducah, Kentucky: "When read tn
REGISTER / imagine Pm back in tn
dear old Arcadia Valley, and / wis
we really were"
A. 1. Willard and Earl Parker hav
been appointed census enumerator
for Arcadia township. j. L. Loga
and Geo. Farrar are the enumerator
for Iron township.
Geo. Stark this week received
check for $11 10 for five gallon ca
of Dream sent to the Fox River Butte
Company, St. Louis, last week. !
pretty good price for cream.
A card announces the arrival of
baby daughter, Elizabeth May, at til
home of DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Bono
Poplar Bluff, Mo-, Friday, Decemhe
s, 1919 Our congratulations and yer
best wishes.
Go to Nichols & Son for good thing
to eat. We can supply you wit
Fresh Beef, Pork, Lamb, and all kind
of Salt Meat and Bacon. We ais
have a complete line of Groceries
Fruits and Nuts.
Orviil Paul, who had his arm blow
away by bomb used in patriot
demonstration during the Victor
Loan campaign. in De Soto last May
has filed suit against the city govern
ment for $35, 1000.
At depth of 600 feet the drill be
low Hogan last Saturday struck POI
phyry and further drilling in tina
hole waS abandoned. That's lon
ways to go in this country without or
countering porphyry.
John E. Reagan has accepted th
position of manager of the Bismarc
Motor Co., Bismarck, Mo-, and wi
remove to that town soon. John is
mighty clever young man and man
friends wish him we'll.
Miss Elizabeth Kraft, the Red Cro'
instructor, departed Thursday for he
home in Springfield, Mo-, to spend th
holidays. She win return shortly af
er the first of the year to remain te
days to complete her work here.
Taken Up. There is a stray blac
mare mule, coming two years old,
my farm, one mile north OF Hogal
Owner will please call, pay expens