Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-06-19
G
le strawberries are gone.

Inc Registered W uo-
grees Monday.
Bean Poles and Tomato Sticks for
sale by @. R. Grow & Bro. 4
A new lot OF Ginghams, 16 cents per-
yard. SIGNER's STORE.
Preaching In the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning at 11:OO
O'Clock.
Wanted-A girl to do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. L. A. Davis,
Arcadia. Mo.
The wheat harvest in Iron county
will be we'll under way the latter part
of the week.
The first homegrown peaches were
on the market Monday. Clings, 80
cents a dozen.
Mr.. Schaefer is thinking of present.
ing a picture show one night in the
week at Belleview.
II is said that the Ironton Pres by
terrain church is about to ecure the
services of q pastor.
The Commencement Exercises at
Arcadia Tuesday afternoon were very
pleasing and largely attended.
Some very fine cherries from the
L~ueddecke orchard have been on the
market the past week, and quite a lot
Of them.
Lost-Between Belleview and Iron
ton, Saturday, a pair of eye glasses.
Finder return to this Office and re-
ceive reward.
Found-Near IronMountain, June s,
automobile license tag No. 1884,
1919. Owner can have same by call
ing at..this office.
Baldwin Bros have sold some of
the machinery in the hub factory to
parties in Dexter, Mo-, where it wal
shipped this week.
Our weather has been intensely hot
the past few days, A rain would help
the gardens and the meadows, but the
wheat does not need it.
Paul P. Hinchey of De Soto was
chosen Grand Chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias of Missouri at q
recent meeting of the Grand Lodge.
Rev. V. o. Penley will conduct SER
vice-consisting of morning prayer
with sermon-in Saint Paul's church
next Sunday at IL O'Clock. All heart
lily welcomed.
Mr.. Adolph Lopez, accompanied by
Miss Alma Fletcher and Bryan Ringo,
I came from st. Louis Sunday in Mr..
Lopez's car. Mr.. Lopez will return to
st. Louis to-day,
Proctor Shular and sister went to
st. Louis Friday. Proctor expects to
remain for a while as he has employ
ment in a smelter in Illinois. Miss
Willye will return after a short visit.
For Sale-A gentle mare, we'll brok-
en- to both saddle and driving, six
years old. Also a ''CroWn'' Organ,
good as new. Will be sold cheap.
MRS. FL. F. ACRES, Pilot Knob, Mo.
To Miss Elizabeth O. Nichols, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nichols, the
editor is indebted for an announce
ment of the Commencement Exer-
cises at Ursuline Academy, June 18th.
Ben Russell, colored, after an abb
sence of ten months with the Am. E.
II . Al EIuDCO3 dILlVOo AOLAO Aupu 80
day. Ben was much pleased to get
through the big war without a scratch
and land land safely back home.
E. R. "Happy" Curtis arrived in
, Ironton last week after an absence of
fourteen months in France, where he
served as an ambulance driver in the
Goth Division. He looks well and
hearty after his experience over seas.
The Ironton School Board has en-
ployed w. A. Brookshire, who has
taught the past few years at Winona,
Mo-, rs Superintendent Of the Iron
ton Schools. Prof. Brookseire is now
attending a summer school in Chica-
go.
The REGISTER is indebted to Mr.. R,
L. McLaaghrey for a mess of new
potatoes-the first of the ~season-pre-
septed last Friday They were grown
in Mr.. McLaughrey's garden on the
mountain and were delicious, indeed
Fine.
Ed Hickman of Des Arc was in
Ironton Tuesday. Mr.. Hickman has
been employed in the steel mills al
Granite City, Ills, for the past seven
teen years, but has been home for
several weeks because of the mills
being closed.
The editor is in receipt of a most in.
teresting and pleasing letter from
Mrs. Nettie O'Neal Bells of Los An
geles, California. This most estima-
BILE lady's many friends will be glad te
hear that she contemplates an early
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