Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-08-07
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
court meets next week.

august 4In Win a 1Sn Try.
The Pilot Knob base ball team will
play ball next Sunday at Desloge.
For Rent-The Lindsay residence,
Ironton, furnished or unfinished.
HOUSE o RENT.-Apply to J. N.
Bishop, Ironton, Mo. Phone 145.
Golden Rod Flour for sale by L. B.
Townsend, Belleview, Mo-, at $5.75
per 100 lbs.
The young folk enjoyed a very
pleasant dance at the Academy of
Music Friday evening.
More than two hundred cars were
parked on the Methodist Ass emily
grounds Sunday morning.
There is some talk of building a hotel
on the Arcadia Assembly grounds in
the not far distant future.
Miss Augusta Trauernicht arrived
from st. Louis Sunday on a visit to
her grandparents in Ironton.
Mr.. Reese has moved to the Rieke
residence in north Ironton where he
is very comfortably domiciled.
Thr Basket Dinner and Chicken Fay
on Crane Pond last Saturday was we'll
attended and greatly enjoyed by all.
It's awful to think what the dust
would have been on Main street this
summer if it were not for the oil.
For Sale-One two-horse wagon and
double harness. j. d. VANCE,
Arcadia Heights.
DIR. Ed F. Cook of Kansas City will
preach at the Methodist Assembly
next Sunday morning and evening.
For SALE-A ten months old Po-
land China Boar Pig. Thoroug hbred.
@. M. PINKLEY, Ironton, Mo.
About twenty men at work on Pilot
Knob hill were recently laid off. There
are yet about forty men on the pay
roll.
Mr.. @. Collins and family moved to
Marquand this week where Mr.. 9.
will engage in the mercantile bust
ness.
A number of members of the IRON
ton Chapter. Eastern Star, we're
guests of Pennington Chapter Tues
day night.
Service in Saint Paul's Church,
Ironton. Morning Prayer with SER
mon at II O'Clock, this next Sunday,
August 10th.
Sheriff Blue and Marshal Fisher
have been making "life a burden' for
automobile drivers without the proper
lights the past four " five nights.
About $3.50 we're the receipts at the
sale of the personal property of the
late r. D. Lewis last Saturday. Very
satisfactory prices were realized.
For Sale-Two 2~-year-old bay mares
Nor will trade for good mule, 8 to {
years old. GEO. PoLLA,
Pilot Knob, Mo.
Mr.. J. w. Clarkson did not get back
here from Louisiana as soon as he an
ticipated. He now tina
he will be here within the next week,
E. E. Evans, who was in Ironton Sun
day, tells US that there were big RAIN
in the Redmondville country Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday and Frida y o
last week.
A. ". Bradshaw, editor Of thu
Pennington Times, came over to thu
Methodist Assembly in his automobile
last Saturday. The REGISTER &C
kowledges a call.
The REGISTER will next week com
mence the publication of a grea
serial story, "The Magnificent Am
b~ersons" by Booth Harrington. D,
! not miss the opening chapters.
John Boswell, who has been In ser
vice more than two years, and over
year in France, arrived home las
Saturday. The young man looks ik
army life had agreed with him.
The REGISTER had a call last Satur
ne
day from Mr.. P.J, Fitzgibbons, at on
time quite prominent in Democrat
politics in ST. Louis. Mr.. Fitzgibbons
family have been sojourning in Area
dia.
Mr.. John Croker, who lives ives
Of town, was a caller last Thursda.
and advised us that his daughter, Mis-
Minnie, has accepted a position as in
structor in the Chillicothe Business
College.
Henry Adolph expects to give u
the agency for the st. Louis paper
about October 1st. He says that wit
his boys all away from home it is to
much work to make the deliverie
himself.
TIE "Jack Daniels Distilling Com
pany'' truck, after spending two G
three weeks at Lake Killarney, wend