Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Sugar, 80 cents a pound.
Eggs, thirty. five cents a dozen.
Special city election next Monday.
The gardens will be unusually late
this spring.
Winter fingers and spring will like
ly be very brief.
The spring pilgrimage to Lake Kill
larney mas started.
FredericktoWn is talking of build
ing a $50, 900 hotel.
Are you going to join the ~overalls
club? Suits us fine.
Don't forget the High School play,
Friday, April 23d.-Adv.
County Court will meet as a Board
of Appeals next Monday.
The probate docket for the May
term is printed this week.
Wendell Bros. expect to receive a
car of Overlands in the near future.
A Young Rorse for sale, cheap.
H. L. RIEKE, I%ronton, Nc.
An Anti Saloon League speaker was
at the Methodist church Tuesday
night.
Who cares if the price of gasoline
is soaringF Joy riding goes on just
the same.
Social dance after the high school
play at the Academy of Music next
Friday evening.
Fol Rent-About twelve acres of
good bottom land. Inquire Of II. w.
Tapley, Arcadia, Mo.
The new census gives Pennington a
population of 26S6-a gain of but ~
people in ten years.
VIM. and Edward Bethel were TAX
en- to the p~enitentiary at Jefferson
City by Sheriff Blue Sunday.
Big Overall Ball after the High
School play Friday night.
For sale-25OO feet good second
hand Oak Lumber, cheap. Apply to
Roland Hill, Ironton. Phone 56.
The minimum salary for grade
teachers in the Flat River schools the
ensuing year will be $110 a month.
Strayed-From my home, east of
Ironton, a 3 months old red gilt. Re-
ward. w. A. MITCHELL.
Delayed shipments of Northern
Seed Potatoes (early varieties) just re-
ceived. LOPEZ STORE Co.
Lost-One Skid Chain, between Rus
sellville and Ironton. If found please
notify J. Russell and receive reward.
Cook Wanted.-No washing. Good
Home. $50 per month. Address ID.
E. Nirdlinger, 1927 Locust St., st.
Louis.
Pearl Hill, who has been conducting
a butcher shop in north Ironton for
the past few months, has gone out of
business.
The remains of Mrs. VIM. Hurst,
who died in Alton, Illinois, were
brought to Ironton Friday and taken
to Crane Pond for interment.
Harold Bell Wright's great story
sThe Shepherd of the Hills," in pic
lures at the Academy Theatre, Iron
ton, Friday, April 3Oth.-Adv.
The legal complications that sus
pended work at Iron Mountain have
been smoothed out and operations
have been resumed in the mines.
Lost-In Arcadia-A discharge pa
- noAu~ ptnoH
Finder please return to Mrs. l.. A.
Davis, Arcadia, and receive reward.
The recent grand jury had thirty.
five witnesses before it and was in
session from Monday until Thursday
But one indictment was returned
for grand larceny.
Clardy Barrow went to Irontor
Thursday after John Marsh's Ford
He arrived here about 2 o'clock Fri
day afternoon with tie car, coming
by the way of Pennington and Fred
ericktown.-Greenville Sun.
The south bound local freight un-
loaded merchandise here Saturday
the first shipments to be received
since Tuesday of the week previous
But the strike of switchmen is at al
end now and perhaps there will be nc
more delay.
Several cases of eggs we're shipped
to St. Louis by parcel post last week.
The express service being out o:
commission the parcel post has hac
to carry most everything, but il
seems to have been equal to the oc'
casion all right.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
John Robbers and Celia Luibeski Of
st. Louis.
August Francis Loepker and Fran
ces Sip of st. Louis.
John F. Shelton of FredericktowI
and Ethel Lee of Piedmont.