Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-03-25
Two young Jersey Cows. Fresh
away STARK FARM,
Arcadia, Mo.

chased from L. A. Seitz in st. Louis
the building on Main street, across
the street from the courthouse and at
present occupied as shoe repair shop.
A representative, two associate
judges, prosecuting attorney, sheriff,
assessor and coroner are to be elected
in Iron county this year. Candidates,
80 far, have been backward in COM
ing forward.
Fletcher & Barger Monday sold
a Fordson tractor to Ed. Adams, a
farmer beyond caledonia. Frank
Johnson drove the heavy machine
out and will teach the purchaser how
to manipulate it.
Mrs. William Delano and daughter,
Miss Clara, who have been visiting
their son and brother, Mr.. L. A.
Delano, left the latter part of the
week for Laurel, Mississippi.-Bonne
Terre Star Register.
The dance at the Academy of Music
last Wednesday night was a very en-
joyable affair. The music furnished
by Heck brothers from Bismarck was
fine. Another danceis scheduled for
Easter Monday night.
A "try out" was made last week of
the truck given to the county by the
federal government for road work.
1t Enthusiastically showed its ability to
pull the road grader and ''yank" big
loads of gravel from the creek beds.
Iron Mountain has been shut down
for two or three weeks and nc n
seems to know when activity will be
resumed. Surely all that talk about
"big doins'" at Iron Mountain this
SIMMER is not all going up in smoke.
Geo. Fl. Gassman, of Charleston,
formerly of Middlebrook, was last
week awarded the contract for the
construction of two school buildings
in the Desloge district in st. Francois
county. The contract price is about
$12O, 200.
A man by the name of Pogue. at
Roselle, made a shipment of 35
chickens to st. Louis market one day
last week for which he received $115.
A pretty good price for chickens, we
say. Certainly at such prices there
should be money in poultry.
Our young friend, A. D. Robinson,
formerly of Graniteville, who has
been located at Needles, California,
for some time past, writes us that he
has been transferred to Kingman,
Arizona, where he is still in the en-
ploy Of the Fred Harvey Company.
Elvins correspondence in Flat
River News: aMr. and Mrs. Fred
Govero and three children went to
Des Arc Saturday for a visit with her
parents. Mr.. Govero returned home
Monday but Mrs. Govero and the
children spent several days at Des
Arc"
s. 7. Wilson, who used to be locat-
ed at Pilot Knob. but who has spent
the past few yearsi in California, writes
the editor under date of March 18th:
IT am leaving here about the 10th
and hope to see you soon, as the
Ozarks are better to me than Cali
fornia, her sunshine and flowers"
The following named have been
chosen as judges of election at the
City Election, April 9Th: First Ward
IT. T. Baldwin, A. l.. Schwab, Henry
Adolph, DIR. w. J. Smith, ]. W. Reed,
j. E.. Moore. Second Ward-R. A.
Rasche, S. B. Reagan, G.. W. Marshall,
A. I. Willard, Edward Backoff, Ted
Dillon.
Friends of A. L. Hill have auth
orized us to him for alder
man from the first ward. They point
out that Mr.. Hill is a level-headed
rr-f
business man, that he is progressive
and public spirited and just the type
of a man to have at the head of mum
icipal affairs .-Fredericktown DEM
ocrat-News.
Geo. Wendell has let a contract to
Chas. j. Tual to remodel the building
he purchased from FL. B. Jones last
week SO that it can be used for a
garage and repair shop. A concrete
entrance for automobiles will be pros
vided at the front of the building.
The work is expected to be finished by
the last of April.
Judge Add Reese last week sold his
mercantile business at Annapolis to
The Leeper Mercantile Company, a
corporation from Wayne county, who
took charge Monday Of this week.
Houston McColl, who has been teach
ing the Annapolis school for tine past
few years, has accepted a position
with the purchasers. We hope Add is
not going to leave Iron county.
Recorder Hawkins Issued the fol-
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