Iron County register., 1920-11-18

Stoves and Ranges at 10 per cent dis
count during Big Sale.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
The High School teams Of Caledonia
and Piedmont were to have had a
contest in Ironton last week, but the
cold weather caused postponement.
Out of twenty five absentee ballots
received in Iron county in the recent
election but eight compiled with the
law. The other seventeen were thrown
out.
A hundred automobiles, mostly
from the Lead Belt, met Senator
Harding's train on its arrival at Bis
marck Saturday night last a week
ago.
Rev. Sorrell, of Poplar Bluff, who
recently conducted revival meeting
in the Baptist church here, is holding
a meeting in his own church in Pop
lar Bluff.
The Pie Supper and Dance given by
the American Legion at the Academy
of Music last Thursday night was
we'll attended and proved a very en-
joyable occasion.
Mrs. q. z. Polk of Marble Greek
was caller Tuesday morning. Mrs
Polk will have public sale of per-
sonal property on her farm, Friday,
November 26th.
, The editor acknowledges the receipt
of program of Recital given by the
pupils of Miss Alice M. Gay in the
Leadwood schools, Saturday even
ing, November 18th.
The Pioneer Cooperage Company
of st. Louis has recently purchased
quite lot of timber from Belleyiev
and is arranging to put in stav'
: mill in that section.
Chas, ]. Newman has put up a ne7
bill board just north of the l. .. U. /
Hall to take the place of the one tor
down by the post-oface to make roor
for H. L. Bells new garage building,
- Misses May and Belle Bradley, iwh
; have been visiting here for sewers
days with their brother, William t
. Bradley, returned Sunday to thel
j. home at Ironton.-Van Buren, Local.
Mrs. H. D. 'Bollinger left here Sal
u -urday for Arcadia, where she wi
10 visit her daughter, Mrs. Clara Robin
son, and also take osteopathic trea
d ment for umatisn.-Greenvil
n Sun.
There are said to be some wild tul
at keys but the shooting season for tu
OF keys does not open until Decemb'
1st and the Nimrods are very unea
to that they wifi all disappear before tn
,ir time.
Assessor Marshall asks that all pc
is sons who have notyet made out the
ng assess ment lists and returned sar
to him to do 80 without delay.
mo- wants to go to work on the books
as once.
A line from our friend, E.
d. Amelung, who is sojourning at
ire Pennsylvania Hotel, New York Oil
,ar says: "Attending business co
ference here. Expect to visit Pil
Knob soon."
a Wanted-To get in communicate
It'll with family desiring to take il
home bright, attractive child. ST.
lac >age and sex of child desired. Addr
n State Board of Charities, Jeffers
e. City, Missouri.
We have had some genuine win
avn weather the past week and Eric
- night the thermometer registered
non degrees. There was snow, more
less, all of Sunday morning, but
oas melted as it fell.
,na Don't forget about the Social
an Workmen's Hall, Granitevl
Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday, "a
Arrangements are being made
w@' will insure all who attend v
~ pleasant evening
Sir Arthur Wing Piner's story {
:. girl whose life was sweet exampl
" college roughnecks and stuboc
20 hearted adults. 'SWeet Lavende
m featuring Mary Miles Minter, AGA
my theatre, Tuesday, Nov. 23d.-.
p"' Recorder Hawkins issued the
~ ~. lowing marriage licenses the
week:
Thomas Gerald Hall and Adel
in Annie Moore of St. Louis.
,eral Fred E. Sutton and Gracy Bre
an of Annapolis.
Friends of Mr.. R. G. Farmer Wi
oot. sorry to hear that he Is in quit
sarious condition in a hospital in