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

Social at Graniteville, November "a.
Reynolds county went Democratic
by something more than 800 votes.
Wanted-Two drivers for hauling
wood. T. A. GOODMAN.
The travelling salesman and his run
about are quite numerous these days.
There was a Social at the Baptist
church Wednesday night of last week.
Chas. Buford, formerly of this coun-
ty, has engaged in the barber busi-
ness in Irondale.
superintendent Hanson is visiting
the schools in the west end of the
county this week.
See Anita Stewart in SIN Old Ken
lucky" Academy Theatre, Tuesday,
November 16th.-Adv.
Bill Blue and John l. Marshall re-
ceived old time Democratic majorities
in the election last week.
For Sale-Have some good shoats,
about 30 lbs. T. A. GOODMAN,
Ironton, Mo.
T. E. Bell of Belleview is putting
up a small building on the lot in the
rear Of his residence on Main street.
To cook perfectly and with the
greatest economy of fuel and labor,
get a Coles Down Draft Range.-Adv.
Recorder Hawkins Monday issued a
marriage license to Walter Ratliff of
Annapolis and Ora Street of Des Arc.
R. G.. Farmer went to st. Louis last
week to undergo a}surgical operation.
We hope to announce his early re-
covery.
"Whom the Lord loveth He chas-
teneth,n we are told. How immeasur-
able then is the affection He bears us
Democrats!
We r glad to hear that the reports
from B. K. Taylor, who is in a hos
/, pital in Kansas City, are that he is
improving.
Remember the Dance and Pie Sup
per by the American Legion at the
Academy of Music Thursday night,
November 18th.
The Fredericktown Democrat News
says that Mr.. Damron was defeated
in the race for Prosecuting Attorney
about $50 votes.
Another election or two like that OF
last week andlall good people will be
wanting to HE to Arkansas or some
other sanity land.
We are indebted to Mr.. J. W,
Clarkson of Clarks, Louisiana, for a
copy of the New Home Edit ion of the
New Orleans Items.
Partner Wanted-Lady or gentle
man partner with capital, in good bus
mess. Make SIS 900 or SIC, 900 a year
Address this office.
If the light company can not keeI
a supply of fuel sufficient to operate
the plant these days what may We
expect when real winter comes?
All Furniture, Heating Stoves, Cool
Stoves and Ranges at 10 per cent dis
count during Big Sale.
LOPEZ STORE 90.
Wood choppers are said to be very
scarce and hard to, get, which, in
great measure, accounts for the diff.
ficulty in getting the winters wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Gait and baby, aftel
spending the summer on Potter
Farm, motored to st. Louis Sunday
where they willremain throughout thu
winter.
Prof. Marshall reports about 15'
pupils enrolled in the Pilot Knol
school and says the year promises t.
be a successful and satisfactory n il
every way.
The nation and the State went large
ly Republican last Tuesday. This is
plain statement of fact, the discus
sion of which is not congenial to m,
pen just now.
Hats off to loyal Union Township
That part of the county should ant
must have one of the very best office
on the ticket next year. Fine oil
Union Township.
The Republicans will have a barbe'
cue and Publication in Fletcher's field
I%ronton, Thursday, in celebration Q
the Republican victory in State ant
National elections.
I'll. L. Bell is making arrangement
to build a garage on the vacant hal
lot, south of the post-ofHce on Mai
street. Contractor Tual will hav
charge of the work.
There will be a Socialin Workmen'
Hall, Graniteville, Thanksgiving Eve
Wednesday, November oath, for tn
benefit OF the Catholic church. !
good time is assured.