Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-10-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Eggs and butter both scarce.
Chas. M. Hay Saturday night.

Some warm weather for October
the past week.
w. D. Fletcher shipped several cars
OF cattle the past week.
The banks will not be open for
business next Tuesday-election day.
The Picture Show will start prompt
~ at 7:15 O'Clock next Saturday night.
Elias Nichols went to st. Louis las +
Tuesday to drive a Ford a home for
Fletcher & Barger.
They are "coming down the
STRETCH" and the agony will all be
over this time next week.
What's your guess as to the mum
Der of votes Iron county will poll in
the election next Tuesday?
We had some most excellent roast
ing ears last week. The September
frosts evidently did not harm to that
corn.
II. A. Vance, who has been living
south of Arcadia, has removed to
Alton, Illinois, where he has employ
ment.
Are we going to have any light SER
vice in the morning? 1t is high time
something Was being done. The days
are getting short.
Farm Wanted-Wanted to hear
from owner of farm or good land for
sale. Must be priced right. Write l..
Jones. Box 551, Olney, Ills.
Mrs. Alice Curtis Meyer Wing, the
Republican spell binder e; of Wayne
county delivered an address in the
courthouse last Friday night.
County court meets in regular SEES
sion next Monday, but will prob
ably hold session Monday and then
adjourn until after the election.
Last Saturdays meeting in Ironton
was indicative that the Iron County
Democracy is very much alive. On to
victory, girls and boys. Let's make q
clean sweep!
On account OF a public speaking
which will be held in the Academy of
Music, Saturday night, October 3Oth,
the Picture Show will start at 7:15
O'Clock sharp.
Hear Chas. M. Hay in IronJon next
Saturday night. No mother who can
possibly be present should fail to hear
what Mr.. Hay has to say about the
League of Nations.
@. o. Powers, who went to Farm
ington a month or more ago to run a
tire repair shop, has returned to Iron
ton and located at his old stand in
the I. o. o. F. building.
Special Sale of Ladies' Silk Hose.
Saturday, October 3Oth, 1920. Black,
Brown and White, $3.50 Hose for SOC
$1.00 Hose for 60c.
GAY & KINDELL MERCANTILE 90.
Rev. Garter Martin, q pioneer
preacher of st. Francois county, died
ct his home, near Pennington, las'
week and was buried Monday. The
deceased was we'll known in the ad'
jacent counties.
It is said that 10 cal visitors to the
Lead Belt have no trouble in finding
something wherewith to quench theil
thirst-the eighteenth amendment
and the Volstead act to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The new from Mrs. Arthur Huff
who recently underwent a very SER
ious surgical operation in the Baptis
Sanitarium, st. Louis, continues mos
favorable and she expects to be hom'
within another week.
Miss Mary Reagan of st. Louis haI
recently been transferred from tn
Bell OPERATORS training school, Il
the Main Central office, where sh'
will hold a steady position for tn
American Bell Telephone 90.
We are in a position to supply tn
more particular people of Ironton wit
fancy table eggs. If you want to be
year-around customer, drop a line to
J. W. RUSSELL POULTRY YARDS,
Ir~onton, Mo.
Township offices do not provok:
much interest these days. Time wa
when there used to be c~onsiderabl
scrambling over justice of the peac
and constable OF Arcadia Township
Now the offices virtually go begging
Jas. A.. George and Glenn Gait, VIII
live south Of Arcadia, passed throug
Ironton Thursday afternoon on the
way to Bonnie Terre, where the la'
ter went to consult a physician, hay
ing been in poor health for some tim
past.
Hon. Chas. M. Hay Of st. Louis WI
address tbs voters Of Iron county
the Academy of Music, Saturda
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