Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-03-18
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The Hot Time Minstrels go to Bis
marck, Friday, March 26th.
Linus White succeeds Jos. @. Forchee
in the ice business in Ironton.
Don't fail to see Study of Rogues'
Harbor." 1t is a brand new picture.
ADV.
A dance at the Academy of Music
this "wednesday evening. Good
music and a good time assured.
R.O. Love on Tuesday purchased
the Templeton home on the west
side.-Bism arck Gazette.
See Pearl White in "The Lightning
Raider" at the Academy Theatre,
Tuesday, March 23d.-Adv.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Tong,
Arcadia, Mo-, Sunday, February 20,
1920, a baby girl. All are we'll.
Two young Jersey Cows. Fresh
right away. STARK FARM,
Arcadia, Mo.
A large white owl, killed by Mr.
Ferd Gillian in the wilds of Montana,
graces the window of the Style Shop.
Coming! William Farnum in Zane
Grey's famous story, "The Last of
The Duanes." Watch for the date
Adv.
The REGISTER is sorry to hear that
MI. and Mrs. B, s. Gregory in st.
Louis have both been in poor health
recently.
The old brewery building in north
Ironton is being torn down. 1t is one
of the Oldest structures in Ironton and
was built before the war.
The Ironton Battery and Tire Com
pany is arranging to open for business
in the 1. o. o. F. store room. Mr..
@. @. Powers is manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Signer of Area
dia are receiving congra tulations ov-
er the arrival Of a baby girl at their
home Friday, March 5, 1920.
For Sale-A mare, six years old, 15
hands high. Price, $3.50 cash.
FRANK HAJos,
"Brown Row." Pilot Knob, Mo.
Geo. Wendell has bought the store
building on Main Street across from
the Academy of Music, from II. B,
Jones and will convert it into a garage
AT the school election in the Iron
ton district in April two directors are
to be chosen to succeed Messrs.I s. P,
Ringo and E. Q. Tual, whose terms
expire.
John A. Probst, who recently sold
his farm on Crane Pond, last week
purchased what is known as the Mil
Ter place on Marble Greek from John
Thompson.
@. Collins has sold the store buildings
occupied by T. A. Swearinger ant
A. Doyle--a part Of the old American
Hotel building-to J. r. Baldwin ane
Jos. Q. Forchee.
DR.. E. r. thinner, dentist, recently
from Williamsville, is arranging t.
open an office in the rooms over Gay
& Kindell's store, the quarters 81 Ions
occupied by DIR. Houston.
1t is said that some of the girls (bes
pardon, young LADIES' were caught
'copying'' in the High School exami-
nations last week. o, girls, fol
shame! TATTLER.
The Democratic women of Arcadii
Township are requested to meet a
the courthouse Friday afternoon
March 10Th, at $50 O'Clock. Business
Of Importance. All are urged to at
tend.
The Hot Time Minstrel was accord
ed fair patronage at Belleview las
Friday night, considering the horribf
condition Of the roads, which mad
travel very d~isagreeable, to say th
least.
Miss Blanche O'Nesl, Of Frankclay
who has not been in the best of healt.
the past few months, will leave 500
for Los Angeles, California, to renal
some time with her sister, Mrs. Netti
Bells.
Married-At st. Louis, Mo-, Sun
day, February 22d, 1920, Mr.. Loui
Lueddecke and Miss Agnes Bush
both formerly of Iron county. TIL
REGISTER wishes them both long lif
and happiness.
sFor Sale-A 11-room cobblesto ont
bungalow, suitable for a summer nc
tel. on Arcadia Heights; good we
and water system in the house; fou
acres OF land. Apply to ]. D. Vance
Arcadia Heights, Ironton, Mo.
Ten Dodge cars, driven from De
troit, rolled into the valley just befor
the heavy rains last week and wei
housed in n OF the Rosentreter barn
in north Ironton. The cars belong t