Iron County register., 1921-09-15
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

into the Prince dwelling this week.
Thos. d. Jones and family have
moved back to Ironton from the farm
on Marble Creek
The Arcadia Valley Ball Club will
play the Bonne Terre club at Bonne
Terre Sunday 2:3O P. M.
For Sale-Two residences in Mid
dlebrook. Bargains. Apply to VIM.
Nj. Seitz, Middlebrook, Mo.
Soybean Hay for sale-equals alfal-
ia in feeding value for COWS.
! STARK FARM, Arcadia.
A team from Pennington K. P.
lodge conferred the Knight degree on
class of candidates in the Ironton
lodge Monday night.
To Alvin Q. Efinger, Pilot Knob
boy, we are indebted for souvenir
of Newburg, New York, where Mr..
Effinger is now located.
For SALE "A heavy onehorse Sor-
ghum Mill and Elevator. Price made
right. Cali and see the mill.
w. D. TUCKER, Ironton, Mo.
We like to see the little folk enjoy
themselves, but these youthful horse-
back ridersshould be checked in their
mad dashes up and down Main street.
DR.. Marshall reports the birth of a
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Riechert, Arcadia, September
9th, and girl at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. O'Bannon, September 9th.
Four Ironton ball players, McCabe,
Robertson, Walter Pruitt and Bob
Edgar went to Des Arc Sunday to
help Des Arc beat Williamsville.
Williamsville won by score of 7 to
6.
Judge r. A. Anthony motored thru
with Misses Ellen, Blanche and Vir-
ginia Tuckert to Arcadia Monday where
the girls will be pupils in the Ursuline
Convent at that ace.-Frederick-
town Democrat News. N
Carl Gross, the night pumper, has
been called to his home at Knoble,
Ark, by the illness of his wife. Mr.
Gross expects to move to Piedmont
as soon as a suitable house is pro-
durable. e.-Piedmon Journal Banner.
There will be public sale OF Live
Stock, Farm Implements, Household
Goods and personal property on the
farm of w. P. Patterson, on Marble
Greek, nine miles south of Ironton,
on Saturday, September 18th, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
An Awork in the mines at Iron Noun
tainGopped last Saturday with the
understanding that nothing more
would be done during the winter.
Monday, however, the announcement
was made that work would probably
be resumed at an early date.
Doctor John F. Herget, pastor OF
the Ninth Street Baptist church, OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, will deliver the adj
dress at the funeral of Russell Riggs,
Friday afternoon. DR.. Herget was
an overseas chaplain, and saw service
on the firing line. Many valley peo-
pie will remember the Doctor as the
Assembly pastor on Arcadia Heights
few years ago.
J. s. Clay reports the sale this week
Of the VIM. D. Smith place OF 81
acres, near Leadington, to Benjamin
M M.YPatterson, OF Ironton; considera.
tion $4,000. Mr. Patterson is a broth
er-in-law of Mr.. Algier who bough
the Kollmeyer farm, near Copen'
hagen, about two years ago. Mr.
Smith expects to locate elsewhere il
the county Pennington News.
1t has been reported here on goot
authority that Miss Mary Steel ha'
accepted the position Of primary
teacher in the Central school at d,
Soto. 1t is to be regretted that th'
people OF Hillsboro were deprived Q
the opportunity of having Miss Stee
in this community in the same ca
pacity, in view Of her exceptions
qualifications for primary work.
Hillsboro Democrat.
Construction work is proceeding
very satisfac torily on the Old Folk
Home, and, barring accidents, it !
hoped to have the structure complet
ed as planned. OF the 800 note
of 800 each, issued by the Board Q
Trustees in June, to finance the build
ing, nearly two hundred have bee
disposed or and it is expected an
hoped to have them all sold BY JaIu
ary 1st. All honor to DR.. Riggs, VIII
is brimful of energy and ss resource
ful as can be.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sell an
their daughter, Miss Mary Jane Sci
were the guestsof e. E. Evans an
family few days last week. enrout