Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-09-23
G %BREvITIEs.

Time to arrange for light service in
the morning.
There will be lots of sorghum made
hereabouts this fall.
E. E. Evans has located a saw mill
and planer at Belleview.
Some exceedingly warn days and
cold nights the past week.
Circuit court convenes a week from
next Monday-October 4th.
Madison County will have a fair
October 2Sth, Goth and 30th. =
1t is said that Mr.. Eastman isthink-
ing of %reopening the bakery.
Next Monday will be the 56th ami
versary of the battle of Pilot Knob.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Depew,
Arcadia, August 10Th, a son. Ah~are
doing we'll.
Ohas. j. Tual has the contract for
building VIM. Blues new residence in
Russellville.
Lost-Between Ironton and Iron
Mountain, a tent. Reward. Notify
Arcadia Valley Drug Co., Ironton.
1t is said that most of the corn in
this section will be matured if frost
holds off until the first week in Oc-
t,ber.
8. B. Reagan was here from st.
Louis last week. He reports that
they are doing nicely and like city
life very well.
Hon. Champ Clark will deliver a
Democratic speech in Ironton during
the campaign. Due and timely no.
tice will be given.
Ever see Coles Original Wood
Slower For ECONOMY and comfort
and easy control it's a wonder. Ask
your dealer.-Adv.
Died-At Pennington, Mo-, Satur-
day, September 1S, 1920, w. Miller,
aged II years. He was for several
years aresident of Arcadia.
The revival meeting conducted by
Rev. Eaker, which had been in pro-
gress for two weeks at the Methodist
church, closed Sunday night.
Some folk are dissatisfied at the de-
lay in starting the road work in Iron
county. Be patient, brethren. All
things come to him who waits.
Jesse M. Barrett, the Republican
nominee for Attorney General, adj
dressed a few people at the court
house last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mayfield Huff and her baby
girl were quite badly burned while
making candy Monday evening. We
trust there will be no serious results.
S. J. Tual, of Arcadia, is convalesc'
ing in the Deaconess Hospital, st
Louis, after a recent surgical opera
ton. We are pleased to learn that hi
is improving nicely.
Lost-5unday, September 18th, on
the road between Graniteville ane
Bru1e, a bundle of child's clothing
Reward will be paid for return to Mrs
Joe Browns raniteville, Mo.
The Modern Woodmen at Granite
vile will give a Grand Ball at Work
mems Hall Friday night, October 9th
Music by the Jazz Band from Farm
ington. A big time is anticipated.
am leaving Ironton and have SOM
Household articles to sell at a very
low price; a Dresser, Bed, some Bed
ding and other articles.
MRS. SARAH j. Brown, Ironton.
For Sale-A team of Mules, 5 and
years old, IA IL hands high. Gentle
and guaranteed to work anywhere
Will take 1925 for the team.
G. w. RENNIE, Graniteville, Mol
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Lair and bah.
have returned to their home in Holf.
Grove, Arkansas, after spendini
some time with their relatives, Di
Marshall and Miss Irene, in Ironton.
Chas. J. Tual, we understand, ha
the contract for building a new resi-
dence for Judge Add Reese at An
napolis. Judge Reese has leased tn
hotel and will give possession Jan
uary LIST.
The aeroplane that was to hav
been at the De Soto Fair got held u
in q thunder storm and never di
reach De Soto. In attempting t
light the plane was driven against
tree and badly wrecked.
Flat River correspondence in th
Pennington News: "Mr. and Mr.
E. L. Cook returned Sunday froi
Kentucky, where they spent "a wee
visiting relatives. They made th
trip in their automobile"
At the conclusion of Mr.. Breckir
ridge Longs address at the courteous
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