Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-01-29
q BREvITIEs.


The trains have all been running
late.
Don't overlook the Hot Time
Ministries.
Lots of snow and sleet and ice the
past week.
County court meets in regular ses-
sion next Monday.
Masque Ball at the Academy of
Music Friday night.
The census e~numerators have about
completed their work in this town
ship.
Geo. Wendell has gone to Toledo,
Ohio, to bring some Overland Cars to
Ironton.
The local council of the American
Legion at De Soto is planning to build
q $35, 900 library and gymnasium.
Chas. J. Newman is at Bert rand,
Scott County, doing some painting on
buildings being erected by Louis
Miller.
For Sale-A very fine Remington
double barrel shot gun, first class
condition guaranteed Apply to 9. L.
Carson.
Prof. Mckinney has removed to
Russellville and is occupying the real
dence recently vacated by Jas. g.
Newman.
We can notpublish communications
unless we have the name of the writer.
This is a rule that admits of no ex-
ceptions.
Mr.. John s. Conway, who under
went IN operation for appendicitis in
st. Louis last week, is reported to be
getting along very nicely.
Recorder Hawkins Thursday issued
amarriage license to James Walsh OF
st. Louis and Elizabeth Kelly, OF
Wakefield, Massachusetts.
Admission price to the Hot Time
Minstrel Show Friday night of next
week is 25 and So cents. No reserved
seats. Lots of fun for everybody.
Grand Ball at Workmen's Hall,
Graniteville, Monday night, February
9th, 1920, under auspices OF Camp
1902. M, W. A. Everybody come.
For Sale-Six head Of mules, COM
ing three and four years old. Bar
gains, if sold o
w. A. SHELTON, Caledonia, Mo.
The Hot Time Minstrel Programme
will be printed next week. Watch for
it.
John McMurry has sold his farm,
one and a half miles north of town,
and will move to Annapolis, where he
will work in the new lead Mines
Centerville Outlook. .
Some fine opportunities to put away
ice the past month that we're not tax
en- advantage of. Guess We'll have to
depend largely on the manufactured
article next summer.
It is reported that the Box Supper
at the High School last Wednesday
night Melted $36. The funds are tc
be used in procuring a Victrola, OF
some similar machine, for the rest
room.
DR.. F. w. Gale last week bought
the hotel building in Bismarck from
DR.. j. L. Eaton. The price paid if
said to have been 81, 5O0-about hall
what it cost to put up the structure
nearly twenty years ago.
Mr.. J. A. Reyburn tells usthat after
February 1st he will work under Mr.
Gage, internal revenue man at Little
Rock, Arkansas. Mr.. Reyburn does
not anticipate, however, that he will
be moved from this territory.
The story Of railroad fare being
raised to five cents a mile seems x
have been a fake, pure and simple
Now, from the same source, we heal
the rate may be increased to 8 IL o.
4 ceuts. Probably nothing to 1t
however.
Young ladies thinking of entering
Bethesda Training School for Nurses
will please write to Mrs. Roger Hayne
1541, South Grand Avenue, st. Louis
Mo-, for information. We have som
vacancies in the School at present
which we wish to fll.-Adv.
Mr.. J. @. Cottle will open a photo
graph gallery in the building jus
north of Immer's Confectionery, Il
Arcadia, in the course Of the mex
two weeks. Mr.. Cottle would hav'
preferred to locate in Ironton, bu
could not aecure a satisfactory build
ing here.
A bill has passed the Lower Hous
~ Conorass increasing the pension O