Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-05-06
q BREvITIEs.
Probate court next week.
The lilacs are most fragrant.
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The lilacs are most fragrant.
"Kathleen Ma%vourneen" Thursday
night.
The Ironton school closes next
week.
The rain and the cold weather con-
tinue, even into May.
To dance or not to dance? That is
no longer the question.
The Piedmont paper says that ice
is retailing in that town for 81. %.
Soon be time for the strawberry.
Haven't heard what the prospect Is.
Linus White took his truck to st.
Louis Sunday to have new tires put
on.
It is said that oil for the streets will
cost twice as much this year as it did
last.
What ia the mattsr with the local
base ball fans this year? Anything
doing2
DR.. Houston has bought a Dodge
roadster from Whitworth & Hun, the
local dealers.
One or two cold nights last week
and some frost, but it is said no dam
age resulted.
"The Shepherd of the Hills'' drew q
packed house atthe Academy Theatre
last Friday night.
The Iron County Club in st. Louis
wants to give q picnic in the Valley
some time this summer.
County court was in session Monday
and until noon Tuesday, ~transacting
routine business mostly.
For Sale-One mare mule, 7 years
old. Perfectly sound. Apply to @.
Morris, five miles west of 1ronton Mo.
While the wheat yield in this county
will be short it is said that conditions
have much improved the past month.
Prof. Dearborn is now domiciled in
the Baldwin cottage on Shepherd
street, moving here from Doe Run
last Saturday.
There have been fishermen innu-
merable at Lake Killarney the past
week and some very fine catches OF
croppie have resulted.
With sugar retailing at thirty-fve
cents a pound we will not have any
great amount Of sweetening for our
strawberries this sprihg.
For Sale-150 s. G. w. Legnorn
Chix from our best layers-out May
18th. J. w. RUSSELL,
Ironton, Mo.
Three Traffic Trucks being driven
from st. Louis to Poplar Bluff, were
stored in Wendells' garage Saturday
night, continuing their journey next
morning.
Former Congressman Walter l..
Hensley hal rendered his resignation
as U. s. District Attorney at St. Louis
and will engage in the practice Of the
law.
The Arcadia Valley Cook Books
have been ready for shipment from
Kansas City for two weeks. Will be
shipped as soon as embargo in freight
is lifted.
Revs. b urton and Baldridge ar
rived ia Ironton Tuesday to look over
the Methodist Assembly grounds with
q view for arranging for CHS years
Assembly.
DR.. j. L. Hickman of Piedmont was
in Ironton Monday on his way HON 9
from Belleview where he had been
called to see some csstle on DR..
Farrar's farm
A number Of the members Of the
Ironton Chapter, Eastern Star, will
attend 4. Lodge of Instruction in
Fayrnington this "Wednesday after
noon and evening.
Miss Bernice Buckley, who has been
q teacher in the Ironton schools for q
number of years past, has accepted 9
position In California where she will
teach the coming year.
Contractor Buckley went to- work
on the back portion OF the post office
building last Saturday to transform II
Into q garage and salesroom for Mr..
ii. Z. Bell, the Chevrolet dealer.
Automobiles were lined up in front
Of the Acadmey theatre last Thursday
not unlike the jam witnessed in front
Of the metropolitan play houses on
the occasion Of some popular atrac-
tions