Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-03-11
9 BREVITIEs.

II. IL. evans mas moved lnto VIC
Emerson property.
Next Wednesday ia St.. Patrick's
day. Anything doing?
A large air compressor has recent
ly been installed at Iron Mountain.
The fast mail train was three or four
hours late several days the past
week.
County court is In session to-day
wednesday, settling with the COL
lector.
Coming, another big Mary Miles
Minter feature, "Judy of Rogue's
Harbor."
Piedmont is badly in need of more
dwelling houses, says the Journal
Banner.
The wood hauler was much sought
after again last week when the biz
zard came.
1t is said a garage and repair shop
will be opened in the I. o. o. F. store
room in the q future.
Fletcher & Barger sold 70 Ford cars
iu 1919. Could have sold more if they
could have secured them.
The civil service examination for
applicants for the Arcadia post-ofice
will be conducted next Saturday.
A horse belonging to J.. NJ. Hawkins.
ran away on his farm in Pilot Knob
Monday afternoon and broke a leg.
DR.. E. R. thinner, dentist, formerly
of Williamsville, is now domiciled in
Chas. j. Newman's residence in Iron
ton.
A number of the young people at
tended an Epworth League conven-
tion at Bismarck Monday afternoon
and evening.
Fletcher & Barger will receive a car
load of Fordson tractors this month,
The price of the Fordson recently
advanced 500.
Arch Clemonds wal here from
Graniteville Monday. He reports the
influenza epidemic at Graniteville as
having subsidized.
s. W. Andrews has been home from
Poplar Bluff the past week. Mrs. An
drews, we are sorry to say, is suffer-
ing with rheumatism.
Recorder Hawkins Tuesday of last
week issued a marriage license to
Chas. A. Boyet of Cardwell and E.
Lottie Raggo of Hogan.
o. R. Robinson of Greenville has
been elected cashier of the Bank of
Arcadia Valley and will remove his
family to Arcadia soon.
Lost-Monday, March 8, between
Arcadia and Ironton, a gold umbrella
knob. A suitable reward win be paid
for its return to this office.
The loss sustained by Holloman
Bros. at Hogan by the destruction of
their saw mill and lumber yard by fire
three weeks ago is about $4,000.
For Sale-Polled Herefords coming
yearlings, either sex. If interested
come and see them.
JOHN G. CARTY, Salem, Mo.
Fruit growers say that reaso nably
cold weather throughout March ought
to insure a bountiful yield of fruit
sumething we haven't had in years.
Bismarck Gazette: go. B. Johnson
sold his residence in the northwest
part of town to ]. W. Woods of Mar
BILE Hill, and lately from Belleview."
Fatty Arbuckle in "MOOnShine" and
Charles Ray in "Hay Foot, Straw Foot"
Thursday, March l1th.
Linus White, we understand, has
leased the north barn on the Rosen-
treter property in north Ironton, and
will nse it as a garage for his jitneys
this summer.
1t is said the local I. 90. F lodge has
about concluded to dispose of the low
or story of their building on Main
street. Several possible purchasers
are mentioned.
But two officials to be elected at the
city election next m%onth-one alder
man from each of the wards. The
terms of Mersrs. Mann Ringo and W.
w. Reese expire.
Judge VIM. Sutton was in 1ronton
last week from Vulcan. He says it
is stated now that work will begin
on the shaft at the Annapolis lead
mines next week.
We regret to say that Mr.. Jonn s.
Conway's condition is not improving
as it was hoped he would and he went
to st. Louis Monday morning fol
further treatment.
For Rent-Four rooms of my cot
taoe in ~Tronton furnished or unfur.