Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-10-21
LOCAL

Bismarck is still trying to get a
light plant.
Do not forget the Democratic Rally
Oct. %, 1920-all day.
Wheat sowing has been retarded
because of the dry weather.
The wind and the frost have brought
the leaves down in profusion the past
week.
Butter, go cents, and very scarce
and hard to get, indeed. Eggs, 40
cents.
Internal revenue agent Shriver of
Centerville was in Ironton several
days last week
The ice truck still makes its daily
rounds but will soon give way to the
fuel distributor.
John E. Moore of Ironton is tn
Democratic candidate for Constable of
Arcadia Township.
III ckets sales at the Ironton station
hang around 800 a day. And yet we
can't have a night man.
For a popular family heater get a
Coils Original Wood Stove. Any child
can control it perfectly.-Adv.
The Democratic women have had
several meetings the past week.
Getting ready for the big fight.
The demand and price for rough
granite are said to be good. And the
quarries have about all they can do.
Timber men are predicting that
there will be a decided drop in the
price of ties about the first of the
year.
Hon. Chas. M. Hay will deliver a
Democratic speech at the courthouse
in Ironton, Saturday evening, October
80, 7:30.
Geo. M. Johnson writes from Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, that he will probably
remain there throughout the winter,
anyway.
We had quite a rain Sunday after
noon. The rain and the wind accom-
panying almost denuded the trees of
their leaves.
j. @. Cottle, the photographer, says
he would like very much to lease a
building somewhere in Ironton with a
sky-light in it.
Special music and speaking will be-
gin in Court Room at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Saturday, Oct. %, 1920. Come early
and stay all day.
A local Republican was heard te
remark: "Must just about have beer
out of material when they completed
the county ticket"
The indulgent reader will kindly
pardon the paucity of reading matter
this week. The election notices take
much otour space.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Burk Hol-
man, De Soto, Mo-, Thursday, Octo'
Der IA, 1920, a girl. Ironton friends
extend congratulations.
Lost-Sketching easel, similar te
photographers tripod. Finder please
return to REGISTER office or to Potter
Farm. One dollar reward.
Robert Mckee arrived in Irontor
Monday evening on a motor cycle
having made the trip from Washing
ton, D. O., a distance of just about ont
thousand miles, in five days.
Married-At Pennington, Mo.
Tuesday, October 18th, 1920, Mis-
Dorothy J. Anderson and Mr.. Fret
W. Conway, both of Ironton.
Rev. Taylor and son of Alton, I'LL
nois, have been conducting a reviva
meeting at Roselle. Thirty-four con
verts we're announced last week.
Fifty shocks of Corn and Fodder TO
sale. Inquire at the Thomas ston'
honse, near Graniteville.
G. W. ALBEE.
Arthur Huff was here from st
Louis a few days the past week. HI
reports Mrs. Huff as recovering nice
~ from her recent surgical operation
J. N. Bishop is now in st. Louis
He says reading the REGISTER is lik
being at home. He says "the nam
of Roosevelt in the paper helps stimu
late me-"
The people who journeyed from
Ironton to st. Louis last week to hea
Gov. Cox are loud in their praise @
the Democratic candidate and say b
is truly a wonderful man.
Mr., A. j.. Sheahan of Granitevill
was in to see us last Wednesday. d
reports the granite business as good
but the quarry had to close down LAS
week because of no water.
A Blacksmith and Horse Shoe
wanted. Will pay good wages. Cas-