Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-09-16
G BREVITIEs.

The fall foliage promises to be
gorgeous.
Ford Touring Car for Sale. Wen
dell Bros.
A meeting at the cove cemetery
next Saturday.
Never were greener meadows and
lawns in September.
Many of the summer visitors have
returned to their homes.
The revival meeting at the Method
ist church is still in progress.
A number of valley folk saw the
ball game in Flat River Sunday.
Free show at Academy Theatre,
Thursday, September 16th.-Adv.
Public sale at Chas. Ivester's on
Marble Creek, Thursday, September
3d..
1t is stated that a revival meeting
will be i~naugurated at the Baptist
church o
Superintendent Hanson is visiting
the schools in the west end of the
county this week.
A meeting of the American Legion
at Wendell Bros. Garage Friday, ev-
ening ats O'Clock.
The election is only seven weeks
away. The campaign will probably
be on in earnest soon.
"Daddy Long Legs" drew a full
house at the Academy Theatre Tues
day night of last week.
September 9th will be the 56th
anniversary of the battle of Pilot Knob.
How the time is flying!
A western serial from start to fin
ish, "Ruth of the Rockies" Academy
Theatre, Thursday.-Adv.
Mill men complain that the price of
oak lumber has gone all to pieces and
that there is no demand, whatever.
Rev. Wedell of st. Louis will hold
services in st. Paul's church, Ir%onton,
next Sunday morning and afternoon.
To get a medium priced range with
out a fault, buy a Coles Down Draft
Range. They aremade by EXPERTS
Adv
Fletcher & Barger received a car
of Fordsons at Bismarck last week.
A car is expected at Ironton ina few
days.
The base ball fans seem to think
that a game between Ironton and
Perryville at Flat River would draw
a big crowd.
See the first episode of Ruth Ro-
lands newest serial, "Ruth of the
Rockies" Thursday, September 18th.
Admission free.
1t has been a great year for Damson
plums. We hear of several trees in
town that have yielded as much as 81
or 40 gallons each.
Recorder Hawkins last Wednesday
issued a marriage license to Daniel e.
Davis of st. Louis and Coda Stun
baugh of Arcadia.
Mrs. Vance ond daughter, Miss
Webster, left Monday for Farming
ton, where they have employment In
State Hospital No. 4.
There was some hitch in the pro-
ceedings and VIM. Selinger will moi
lease the Pabst farm, in Russellville
as reported a few weeks since.
The last week has been much like
fall, though some of the days have
been quite warm. Let US hope the
frost keeps away until the corn il
matured.
Mrs. Eversole, widow of the lat'
Edward T. Eversole, is the Demo
cratic nominee for Representative o
Washington county. Mrs. Eversol'
is a gifted and talented woman.
Miss Louise Damron. q young lad.
with a rare musical talent, left Mon
day for CINCINNATI, Ohio, where she
will enter a Conservatory of Music
Fredericktown Democrat News.
J.W. Clarkson, before leaving here
for his home in Louisiana, LEASED
Mrs. Francis home for another year
So we'll have Walter and his goo
family with US again next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mullin LET
Ironton Monday in their car TO
Wyoming, where they expect t
spend the winter. Henry Rosen
treter accompanied them as chauffer'
The REGISTER acknowledges q ca
recently from Mrs. Maggie P. Bollin
ger, who is spending a few weeks o
Sabula. Mrs. Bollinger has recentl
been staying with daughter In Coun
Gil Bluffs, Iowa.
The Ironton boys got the scalp