Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-10-14

in Ironton Saturday afternoon, Octo-
Der 23d, at $3.50 p. NJ. Everybody
come.
Mrs. Clyde Walker, of Mountain
View, will be in Ironton, Saturday, Oc-
tober 18th, to talk organization with
the Democratic women. All interest
ed should see her.
To Mr.. VIM. Depew we are indebt-
ed for samples of very fine apples
grown in his orchard. They were of
the Plppin, Befdavis and Pawpaw va
%rieties, large and perfect in every
way.
Mrs. Arthur Huff underwent quite
a serious surgical operation in the
Baptist S~anitarium, St. Louis, last
Friday. The estimable lady's many
friends will be glad to know that her
condition is encouraging.
For Sale-One Emerson Tractor; 8
fourteen inch Gang Flows; also, n
80 Double Disc Harrow. All good
working order, used very little. Any
fair offer will take this outfit.
T. A. GOODMAN,
Box 1874, Ironton, Mo.
Elsewhere will be found an article,
taken from the American Lumber
man, telling of the lumber operations
OF John T. Baldwin, a former Iron
tonian, in the lumber business at
Laurel, Mississippi. Old friends will
be glad to hear of his prosperity.
For Sale-Ford Truck, one ton
Worm Drive. All good condition,
new, solid rear tires, good front tires.
Cannot use for purpose I purchased.
$3.50. 40 takes this truck for quick sale.
T. A. GOODMAN,
Box 1874, Ironton, Mo.
Mrs. 9. L. Friday has re-opened the
New American Hotel (the Kesling
House,. west of the courthouse, in
Ironton, and solicits the patronage OF
the public. Good, comfortable rooms
and satisfactory fare. Rates. $3.50
per day. Special attention to tran
sients.
o. P. Mayberry, aged 25 years, was
crushed to death about 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning of last week by q
huge rock falling on him while at
work underground in the mines at
Iron Mountain. A man by the name
of Thurman was also quite badly in
jured. Mayberry lived at Doe Run.
The Iron County Electric Light &
Power Company has been ordered by
the Missouri Public Utilities Company
TO increase its rate in conformity with
an order from the Public Service Com
mission. This increase is q coal-rider
and fixes the rate for current per kill
owatt at 65-1000 of one cent for each
ten cent increase in the price of Goa
above the base of 81 per ton. At the
present price of coal the increase
amounts to 1.6 cents per kilowat.-
Adv.
CenterviIle Outlook: "The Repub-
licans have a secret organization in
this county. This organization is fol
the purpose of getting every Repub'
lican mar and woman in the county
to the polls on election day. Ask {
Republican about the matter and ht
will tell you that the women will moi
vote, but at the anne time he know
that every Republican man and WON
an will go to the polls. Democrats.
don't be hoodwinked and deceived
The Republicans are using the 'sof
pedal method. Wake up!"
The army truck cavalcade arrived
in Ironton last Thursday afternoon
about on schedule time. The bant
played a tune or two and the meeting
stood adjourned until that night
After supper there was more music
and several interesting speakers talk
ed of good roads and urged the voters
to cast their ballot in favor ofAmend'
ment No. 6 providing for the State
issuing bonds to the amount of $50,
600. The meeting was held in the
courthouse yard aad several hundred
were in attendance. There we're
army trucks, 8 touring cars, n sidt
car motorcycle and about 20 people
including 30 soldiers, in the tour.
Bismarck Gazette: "From reports
of the meeting held in st. Louis OF
Monday afternoon to raise the add
tional 800, 900 necessary for the Hi
nois Southern Railway to resume
operations, there is hardly any ques'
ton now but that the road will bt
operated again, as all but SIS 900 Of
the required amount was raised. A
meeting was held at the Bank of Bis
marck the same afternoon and the
sum of $475 was pledged by a number
of our citizens, which amount will
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