Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-01-08
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A masquerade ball at the Academy
OF Music the night of January Both.
John 7. Poster, a we'll known citi-
zen of Des Arc, was killed Monday by
an unruly COW
To Mr.. J. w. Russell we are indebt-
ed for a dozen choice eggs from his
Model Poultry Yard.
j. o. Cottle, who lives south of Ar
cadia, contemplates opening a photo
graph gallery in Ironton.
Recorder Hawkins Saturday issued
a marriage license to Arthur H. Giles
and Flora Britton of Redmondville.
For Sale-Two registered Dur oc Jer-
sey gifts, pedigrees furnished.
THos. SYMoNDs, Arcadia, Mo.
Mayfeld Huff underwent a surgical
operation in a ST. Louis hospital last
Saturday. He is expected home in a
day or two.
Five of the six banks in the county
publish their official statement in this
weeks REGISTER. All make credita-
bic showings.
Rev. Plumer Smith and family, who
have been in Belleview the past year,
will return to Africa next month,
sailing about the 14th.
Miss Minnie Crocker returned Sun
doy to her school work at the Chilli
cothe BUSINESS College, following a
weeks Christmas visit with home
folks.
Valley friends of Rev. Q. Brandt
will be sorry to hear that he is in a
critical condition In Barnes Hospital,
st. Louis, and there is but little hope
for recovery.
In referring to the new time card
on the railroad last week the REGIS
TER gave the time of train No. 4 at
Ironton as 5:58 P. M. This was an err
"..Hln
ror. 1t should have been 1853.
The personal property of the late
Caroline Hensley will be sold at pub
lie auction at the late residence of the
deceased in Pilot Knob, Saturday,
January 10th, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
7. H. Bergman, q longtime sub
scriber and faithful friend at Belle
view, writes: "May the REGISTER
never weaken in its fight for the right
and Democracy, or sell out for the
glitter of gold!"
The pupils in the second story OF
the grade school building moved over
to the high school building Tuesday
morning. The move was necessitated
because of inefficient heating appa-
ratus in the grade building.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Belleview Valley Bank
Monday the old board of directors
was re- elected for the ensuing year
The banks business the past year haf
been highly satisfactory.
The Arcadia Valley Bank last weel
Installed a Burroughs Posting, Listing
and Adding Machine. This is said tt
be the latest thing in adding machines
and does the work of g mighty gooe
bookkeeper. 1t cost $3.50.
For Sale-151 acres, 80 in cultiva.
ton, balance in timber. All undel
fence. Good buildings, well, cisterr
and springs. I. Lots of fruit. $40 pc
acre. Two miles south of Arcadia.
J. o. CoTTLE, Arcadia, Mo.
The examination of the Red eros
Classes in Hygiene and Home Nurs
ing will take place at 2:3O o'clocl
Saturday at the High School building
Members of all three classes are urg
ed to be sure and be there at tina
time.
Miss Louise Gross, who has just sue
cessfully completed a term OF schoe
at Kings school, in the south end O
this county, was fortunate in securin
a position in the primary room in uh
Bismarck school, which was recent
vacated.
Joe Stafford, a former resident Q
the valley, but who has been maxim
his home in Ora wford county for
number of years, was visitor to Iron
ton last week. Joe says he is gettin
along very nicely and taking th
wsrld easy these days.
The county court is being criticise
for selling the road bonds without az
vertising for bids, and some are cor
tending that a better price shoal
have been obtained. 1t Is, indeei
unfortunate if we are already in
wraDgle over the road proposition.
strayed-From my farm on Crar
Pond, nine miles south OF %Ironton, on
Red Steer, with horns, two years oI