Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-07-29


call and see US. Iron County Realty
& Abstract Co., Ironton, Mo.
Mrs. J. G. Chiffon, who has been in
Nebraska the past year or more, ar
rived in Ironton the past week and
will locate here again provided she
can find a suitable house.
The National Lead Company Base
Ball Club of st. Louis and the local
team CROSSED bats in Fletchcr's field
Sunday afternoon. The visitors were
successful by a score of 7 to 6.
Commissioner Farmhouse arrived in
Ironton last Wednesday having driv-
en- from St. Louis in his Ford coupe.
He departed Thursday night for Pop
lar Bluff and other points south.
Justice of the Peace W. @. Johnson
of M~iddlebrook performed the mar
riage service for Terrence Duncan of
Esther, Mo-, and Ada Skies, of Iron
Mountain, Mo-, Thursday, July %,
1920.
The colored folk are preparing for
a big time at their picnic August 4th.
Among the attractions will be a game
of base ball between the colored
teams of the valley and Frederick
town.
j. w. Polk, of Hoxie, Arkansas,
who has been working extra on the
pusher for the past two weeks or
more, will return home this week.
Mrs. Polk and the baby came up Sat-
urday to spend a few days.
am trying to geta well driller to
come to the valley and bore some
wells. All parties who'are thinking
of drilling a well will please com-
municate with me at once.
L. A. DAVIS, Arcadia, Mo.
Mrs. Cal Province, of Des Arc,
writes that her son, Leeman, who is
spending the summer in the Rocky
Mountains for the benefit OF his
health, is improving nicely, but longs
for the day when he can come back
to old Missouri.
Bismarck has a case of small pox.
The one afflicted is W. A. Ketcher-
side who resides in the Lucius house.
Mr.. Ketcherside belongs to the g. A.
Gibbons crew of bridgemen. The
case is of a very virulent form.-Bis-
marck Gazette.
For Sale-In the beautiful valley of
Arcadia, on College street, Arcadia,
6 room cottage, with all modern con-
veniences, shade and fruit trees, barn,
chicken house and laundry. Lot LOOK
200 feet. For particulars write owner,
Box 80, Arcadia, Mo.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Langdon, who left
here a few weeks ago Cor an automo-
bile trip to Colorado, of their safe ar
rival in the Rocky Mountains after a
t very pleasant trip. They will prob
ably remain there throughout the
summer.
Mrs. Louisa Blemel of Bonne Terre
. was an Ironton visitor last Thursday
y accompanied by her grandson, a son
, of the late Andrew Blemel. Mrs,
+ Blemel tells us that she spent the
greater part of the winter in Cal
= ifornia and will probably go there tt
!, make her home this fall.
A force of men under R. G. Farmer
are tearing down the hub factory
building in north Ironton and ship
q ping it to Iron Mountain, it having
q been purchased by the mining com
pany now operating there. The frs
car was loaded last SATURDAY. 4
: scarcity of cars retards the work.
}. Mr.. A. E. Reton, manager of tn
American Type Founders Company
st. Louis, spent several days of tn
past week in the valley. Mr.. Retol
'. is considering the purchase of ''Val'
q ley Home" in Arcadia, the snmme
home Of the late Mr.. VIM. FL. Thorn
l. sou. Mr.. Reton is very favorabl,
10 impressed.
Juge H. s. Priest, of st. Louis, can
didate for the Democratic nomina
ton for United States Senator, wi
q arrive in Ironton on the noon tral
Thursday and deliver a speech at tn
~ courthouse at 2 o'clock in the aftel
noon. He will drive from here t
Centervile where he will make
L speech that night.
10 Let as keep our eyes upward, let I
hold with vigor to the best ideal
Of living for our fellows the world owe
er and reduce the high cost of living
y. How? By purchasing the Revise
re Arcadia Valley Cook. The cost is OF
ly So and can be ordered through Il
~ Lopez Store 90. The book will say
IN it's cost in a little while.
by Miss Orpha Davis who has spel