Iron County register., 1920-08-12
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

dom Gomez Thursday.-Adv.
James G. Austin is now serving as
carrier on the Arcadia rnral route.
For Sale-One Jersey Heifer, two
years old. POTTER FARM, Ironton.
Several fine rains the past week and
the growing crops give splendid
promise.
The first car of watermelons ar
rived in town last Thursday. They
were small.
For Sale-Good, young Jersey Cows.
Phone 100. THos. N. MARI,
Ironton, Mo.
Mrs. Mayfield Huff is teaching the
school in the Cove this month but
will teach in the Ironton High School
this year.
Rev. Waddell will conduct services
at st. Paul'ss church, Ironton, next
Sunday morning at II O'Clock. All
are welcome.
Wanted-Men with teams to cut
and haul ties and mine props. See
J. G. Cottle, photographer, Academy
of Music Building, Ironton, Mo.
j. M. Hawkins and son, Russell, B.
P. Burnham and Edwin are among
the Ironton people who will attend
the State Fair at Sedalia next week.
Fredericktown and Ironton will
play ball in Fletcher's field, Ironton,
next Sunday, August 18th at 2;3O
o'clockP.M. A good game is promis-
ed.
Miss Lorraine Bisplinghoff depart
ed Monday afternoon for Tampa,
Fla, where she will have charge of q
Methodist Mission ool.-Bismarck
Gazette.
The colored base ball team that was
to be here from Fredericktown last
Wednesday failed to put in an ap-
pearance and game was played with
local white team.
The first week of the Baptist AS
sembly on Arcadia Heights has passed
most satisfactorily and there was a
very large attendance Sunday. The
assembly closes next Monday.
The Valley Base Ball Club went to
Fredericktown Sunday and defeated
the team of that town by score Of
to1. The game was called in the
seventh inning because OF rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fl. Webb have
moved from Bixby to Ironton an6
are now domieiled in the rock house
on what used to be known as the
Goulding place in west Ironton.
For Rent-Good pasture on the
Methodist Assembly Grounds. Mr.
Perry Patterson has charge of the
gate. See him.
A. s. J. BALDRIDGE, Superintendent.
For Sale-At a reasonable price 1
piano and several pieces furniture,
all in good condition.
MRS. ELIZABETH REED,
North Ironton.
r. G. Farmer is pretty we'll along
with the job of dismantlng the ole
hub factory building and hopes to
finish up before many days now. Tit
lumber is being shipped to Iron Noun
tain.
Miss Alice Pruitt writes that she j
having a delightful visit at the hom'
of her sister, Mrs. VIM. H. Imboden
in Auburn, Nebraska. and may re-
main there this winter and attent
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strickland hav'
sold their home in Pilot Knob to Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Basden of st. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. Strickland expect II
buy another place of few acres in th'
community.
Richard Marshall and wife, o
Montreal, Canada, are visiting Mi
Marshall's parents in Ironton. Rich
ard has been located at Montreal TO
several years as agent for the Daltol
Adding Machine.
Strayed or Stolen-From Pilot Kno
one listed black SOW, and one brown
and black spotted SOW, split in eacl
ear and piece cut off the left ear
Please notify Carl Alters, Pilot KNOT
Mo-, and receive reward.
Chas. Madlinger of Granite City
Ills, was greeting old friends an
acquaintance in the valley Sunda.
and Monday. Mrs. Madlinger ha
been here week. Charley report
everything booming in Granite City.
Herbert Kaths, wife and baby, 0
Kansas, w. III. Kaths and Mrs
Dorothy Wells, of Ponca, Oklahoma
and DR.. and Mrs. O. T.. Blanks, o
Mexico, Mo-, arrived in Pilot Kno
In an automobile Saturday evening.
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