Iron County register., 1920-11-25

long as stock lasts, and your mail
orders solicited. r. l. STAMP,
Des Arc, Mo.
It has been suggested that when the
State Highway is built and a new
bridge supplants the one betwsen
here and Arcadia that the old bridge
be taken down about Lake Killarney
and used there.
x The Byrd Rocker Realty Company
of st. Louis that had an auction sale
of lots on Fort Hill last June, had a
similar sale at Piggott, Arkansas, last
Monday. A band from Poplar Bluff
made music for the occasion.
W. D. Fletcher last week took two
cars of beef cattle to the st. Louis
market. He reports the market de-
moralized and prices lower than they
have been for years, with little or no
promise of early improvement.
Taken Up-At my farm, 8 miles
east of Pilot Knob, a yearling red
heifer, with white face, and marked
with crop and split off each ear.
Owner call on me.
ROBERT CANTER, Pilot Knob, Mo.
Hides are down to seven cents a
pound. Yet shoes are no cheaper
than they we're when hides we're fifty
six cents. Surely the ways and
methods of the commercial world are
bey ond the ken of the ordinary
mortal.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Love went to
st. Louis Sunday morning. From
there Mrs. Love went to Unionville,
Mo-, to spend few days with her
son. Mr.. Love spent until Wednes-
day noon in the city.-Bismarck
Gazette"
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Geo. Reeves and Bessie Cox of
Des Arc.
w. R. Gieser and Ethel Williams of
Flat River.
The State Fish Commission last
Wednesday unloaded six cans of bass,
croppie and perch in Lake Killarney
Two cans were unloaded in the Bap-
tist Home Lake in Russellville. State
Game and Fish Warden Birmingham
accompanied the car here.
1 Marquand correspondence in. Fred
ericktown Democrat. News: "Mist
Eta Homan returned home Thursday
after spending several days with rela'
tives in De Soto, st. Louis and Iron
ton. She was accompanied home by
E. @. Eldrecher of Charleston"
i VIC. Wren, who left here couple
of months since for Iowa where he
expected to make his home, has re-
turned to Missouri. He will work a
Elvins this winter and will then farm
on Marble Creek. Mr.. Wren did no
like the water in Iowa.
Strayed-About October 1st from
the range, near my farm on MARBLE
Greek, ten miles south of Ironton
one dark bay mare mule, year ok
past; will pay liberal reward for in
formation leading to her recovery,
w. L. WHITE,
Route /, Arcadia, Mo.
The Ironton High School entertain
ed the Piedmont High School tear
with "weenie roast" out at the sit
of the old Greason Mill Gam, west ot
, town, last Friday evening. Every
body was 'dead tired" on reaching
: home some where near eleve
o'clock.
/ We understand that j. G. Hartman
! has purchased w. H. Hartman's in
terest in the mercantile business O
Hartman & Son, Centerville. W. Fl
Hartman, we are informed, will en-
{ gage in the grocery business in st
Louis in the near ure.-Centervill
Outlook.
f Elvins correspondence in Farming
q ton News: "Mr. and Mrs. ]. G
Newman have moved into their neN
il home they recently purchased o.
Main street. Mr.. Newman is sales
j, man at H. A. Miller's store and Mrs
Newman is teaching in the hig
school here"
The editor is in receipt of a not
: from II. B. Carl of Goodwater VIII
has been in the Lutheran Hospital, 81
q Louis, since November 11th, and un
derwent a surgical operation for ap
pendicitis. Iron county friends wi
;, be glad to hear that Mr.. Carl is dom
nicely and expects to return hom
next week.
Mrs. Harvey Imboden, who ha
been living in Akron, Ohio, for tn
:, past year, arrived in the valley la'
Thursday and will probably spen
several weeks or longer here. MI
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