Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-09-02
IrOntOn, Missouri.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1920.
G BREVITIEs.

Scnool Staru6 next week.
Soon the melancholy days.
Attend the revival meeting.
Next Monday is Labor Day.
Peaches selling from $3.50 to SO q
bushel.
Teachers examination Friday and
Saturday.
Picnic and dance at Graniteville
next Monday.
County Court was in session Mon
day afternoon.
For Sale-A Cider Mill, at Parker's
Blacksmith Shop, Arcadia.
The banks will not be open for bus
mess next Monday-Labor Day.
The Tronton School Board is having
some trouble in agreeing on a janitor.
A warm September will insure the
best corr crop this section has had in
many years.
French Village, in st. Francois
county, will celebrate it's hundredth
birthday on Labor Day.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. East
man, Ironton, Mo-, Sunday, August
30, 1920, a boy. All well.
Bert Langdon writes from Colorado
that he and Mrs. Langdon are having
a most delightful summer in the
Rocky Mountains.
Collector Burnham is ready and
waiting to receive your taxes. If you
do not let him hear from you, you
will sure hear from him.
The Cozian Bakery wagon from
Flat River lands here every morning
between nine and ten o'clock-every-
thing hot from the ovens.
Owner of small, black shoat may
have same by paying for this adver'
tisement and for feed consumed.
MRS. BEARDsLEY, Ironton.
Our fellownsman, Mr.. A. P. Farris
with a couple of saw mill men iron
Reynolds county, is thinking of es'
tablishing a retail lumber yard in st
Louis.
The policies of the late John S
Conway in the Woodmen andKnight
of Pythias we're both paid in less thai
80 days from the date of his death
Prompt settlement
Barney Frauenthal of st. Loui
spent a few days of the past week il
Ironton. He's the same genial Barne,
as of old, and, apparently, not q day
older. Insists that he isn't, too.
Mrs. Eda Osborn, of Seattle, Wash
ington, arrived in Ironton last Satur
day on visit to her brother, Mr.. Geo
Schultz. This is Mrs. Osborn's frs
visit to her old home In many years.
Chester Jones, eighteen years G
age, son of Marian Jones of Marbl
Greek, is in jail charged with stealid
a pair of shoes from the store of Wn
E. Hall, In Arcadia, Monday of las
week.
Lost-August 25th, in or aroun
Ironton, a Parker Fountain Pen, wit
gold knob and gold band. Finde
will be literally rewarded by return
ing same to Mrs. Kelly, /Commercis
Hotel.
In respose to a petition with I
signatures thereon the County Coul
Monday made an order establishin
a voting precinct at Vulcan. TIL
will make eighteen precincts In til
county.
@. L. Powers, who has been con
Quoting a battery and tire repair sho
in the first floor of the I. o. o.
building the past summer, it is sal
will close out here and locate j
Pennington.
The De Soto Fair begins next TueI
day. An airplane will carry passer
gers during the fair and the U.
government will make a big war di
play. There will be plenty Of racing
it is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Roth of Hin
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drove'to the valley in their car la
Wednesday and spent three or fol-
days with Mrs. Roth's father, M
Otto Lueddecke, and family, of Pill
Knob, returning home Monday.
W. o. Wren, who has been livir
on the Haywood farm, at the VIII
School House, south of Ironton, II
several years past, will have a sale
his personal property to-morro'
and leave Friday for Iowa to NAL
his home in future.
To Mr.. George w. Clarkson we a
Indebted for the most magnifice
basket of peaches we have seen tt
year, grownin Mr.. Clarkson's orcha
in Arcadia. Large, luscious al
.-.A:e-p - 1~ot~ roov Mr. Cylo rbc,