Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-04-17
IrOntOn. Missouri,
THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1919
G %BREVITIEs.

this Office.
Cloudy and cold this "wednesday
morning.
Word was received last Friday from
France of Ed Siebert, a Pilot Knob
boy.
On our first pageis printed synopsis
of the new road law, enacted by the
legislature last week.
Some OF the young folk enjoyed a
delightful dance at Mrs. Summa's in
Russellville Friday evening.
strayed-A two-year.o old Jersey
Cow, dark, with bell on. Address
Mrs. Fl. Marney, Pilot Knob, Mo.
The total vote for School Superin-
tendent in the county was: George
W. Hanson, 595; Chas. McLain, As.
Oxy-Acetylene Welding, Brazing,
Malleable, Cast and Steel Welded.
w. J. SHULAR, Arcadia Mo.
J. L. Fisher, who lives on the
Granite vile road, west of Pilot Knob,
is the proud possessor of a Ford car.
The north bound trains were late a
couple of days last week because of
some trouble on the Ark ansas divi-
sion.
The Ironton School Board situation
remains as reported last week, h
board having had no meeting since
April 9th.
An adjourned term of county court
will be held to-day "wednesday to
consider matters relative to Union
Township road work.
The Graniteville and Pilot Knob
teams played ball at Graniteviile Sun :
day afternoon. Graniteville was vic
torious by a score of 5 to 1.
For Sale-One Ford car, with three
new tires, and good tubes. VIII
demonstrate. For particulars see
Henry Martin, Goodwater, Mo.
After having been closed for sever
al weeks because of the influenza the
Pilot Knob school is said to be pro-
crossing most satisfactorily again.
Local teams desiring to make ar
rangements for match games of base
ball are requested to communicate
with Alfred Schwab, manager of the
Pilot Knob team.
An auction sale OF Household Goods
Buggies and Harness will be held al
the Rosentrcter livery barn, Ironton,
Saturday, April Goth. Sale will begir
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
For Sale-One Champion Moving
Machine, Il Hay Rake and one Gov
cred Hack. Apply at O. F. Hanson't
blacksAnlln shop, Ironton, or to j. d
Vance, Arcadia Heights.
The interest rate on the bonds Of
the Victory Liberty Loan, it is an
nounced, will be AZ per cent. Th'
bonds are payable in four years. [ror
county's quota has been fixed at $65,
$50. 90.
Miss Marie Gratiot returned las
Wednesday from an absence OF BIZ
months in Central America. Mis-
, Gratiot returned home the picture o
health and says she enjoyed her tril
immensely.
ga handsome man was see in Iron
ton last week. standing on the Post
Office corner about 4:30 in the after
noon. His name ia said to be Ha.
Winston. We understand he is
friend of the Waynes."
The wholesale destruction AM
waste of fish in the Shut-In is going t.
stop and stop right now. Those VIII
have been guilty of the practice ma,
make up their minds in r%eferenc'
thereto at once.
A plan is under contemplation t
build a few camping houses at LAX
Killarney, place a man there in charge
with a few boats to hire, and, incident
ally, look after affairs, and try an
stop the wholesale destruction Of tn
fish.
J. III. Aiken of Jackson, Michigan
was here the past week looking for
home. Ae has about closed a deal fo
q house and lot in Pilot Knob. Mr.
Aiken for years held an executive pc
sition with the Banner Buggy Compa
ny, st. Louis.
Thomas Gould, son of the lat
Joseph Gould, died at the home
his aunt, Mrs. Miles Keane, in Gran
iteville, Sunday, April 6, 1919, after
prolonged illness, aged A years. II
terment was made the followin
Tuesday at lockwood. The bereave
have the sympathy of many friends
their affection.
Probably never before were suck
ers so plentiful in valley creeks {
they have been this spring and the
have been shared by the th ousand
Two boys sold $50 worth Of the fiji
last Wednesday morning that the
had captured In q very short tim
Some folk are fond of the sucker, bl
he's too bony for the writer.
Joe Myers came here Thursday *
a few days, visit with his sister, Mr.
Chas. Dettmer. He has just recent
been mustered out of the army. ha'
ing enlisted almost a year ago. I
was not permitted to go to Franc
but was stationed for several mont
at Fort Monroe, Va. His home is 4
Pilot Knob. He visited his paren
there before coming to Flat River.
Lead Belt News.
A Ford car, occupied by two m,
and three ladies over turned on Il
IVA " rk1vxA n x.nsta mat 4