Iron County register., 1920-11-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

quail.
Apples are retailing at about 80 per
buskel.
This is the last week of the big sale
at Lopez's.
Social at Graniteville this (Wednes-
day. evening.
The wood saver has mpre than he
can do these days.
w. D. Fletcher shipped a car of
cattle Sunday night.
Reynolds county seems to be having
plenty of road trouble.
Somebody says there will be wed.
ding or two before long.
A bounteous Thanksgiving spread to
every REGISTER reader
There was quite decline in the
price of ties the past week.
Fletcher & Barger report the sale of
several Ford cars the past week.
SIN Old Kentucky" last week was
an unusually meritorious picture.
1t is reported that once in while a
deer is seen in the vicinity of Hogan.
Some farmers have been peddling
meat through the town the past week,
The official count gives Congress-
tman Rhodes majority of 6235 votes.
Not much difference in the price of
creamery and country butter these
days.
Turkey hunting after December 1st.
There are said to be few in the vi
cinity.
Quite a number of automobile visit
ors from st. Louis spent the weekend
in the valley.
The opinion seems to be that work
on our road system will be inaugural
ed in the spring.
Work is being vigorously prosecut-
ed on sinking the shaft at the Iron
Mountain mines.
It is said that the local manager of
the light company contemplates 60
ing to other fields.
Mr. T. A. Goodman, the owner OF
"Morningthorpe Farm" is living in
the old Simpson home.
Still the daily papers tell Of thous-
ands of men being thrown out OF EN-
ployment the country over.
For a quality range at moderate
cost, buy Coles Down Draft Range.
It has no equal for the price. ADV.
G. A. Buckley grew between three
and four hundred bushels of apples il
his orchard, east of town, this yeaf
What are you going to do Thanks
giving? The Republicans will have
to do all the Thanksgiving this year.
THE Festus News says that not bel
rang nor whistle blew in that towr
on Armistice Day. Surely we soor
forget. y
LostS-In Ironton, Sunday night
November 21st,-a check and roll o
bills. Finder please bring to this Of
fee and receive reward.
The Piedmont High School team
badly worsted the Ironton team in a
game of basket ball last Friday after
noon, the score being to IL.
Entire stock of Ladies', Misses ant
Uhildren's Cloaks reduced 20 per cen
for the Big Price Adjustment Sale.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Mr.. W. F. Bond, the new cashier o
the Bank of Potosi, and family Az
domicled in G. B. Maxwell's home
occupying the second foor.-Potos
Journal.
Mrs. Lucy Parker, who has been il
the State Sanitarium at Mount Yer
non, Mo-, for several months past be
ing treated for pulmonary trouble,re
turned home last week greatly i'm
proved.
j. M. Hawkins had the misfortune
to lose a fine colt the past week
The animal got entangled in wovel
wire fence and was unable to loose
himself.
After spending two months with he
parents in Arcadia, Miss Velma Suth
erlsud left Sunday for. Greensburg
Kansas. Her friends hope for he
early return.
ATTENTIoN.-When in need OF Frui
Trees, Vines, Shrubbery, Plants o
Bulbs, see j. T. Griffin, the local au
thorized representative of the Star
Brothers. Nursery Company.-Adv.
Representative elect r. Black an'
daughter, of Rsdmondville, Iron coun
ty, were in Centerville yesterday o
their way to Dickens Valley, wher
Mr.. Block will visit his er.-Cen
terville Outlook.
Last Wednesday the Missouri Stat