Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-06-30
LOCAL B%REvITIEs.

Again the eagle screams.
Ideal growing weather the past few
weeks.
Wheat thrsshing in the valley COM
menced Tuesday.
Too much careless automobile driy-
ing on the streets of Ironton.
Good things to eat on the court
house lawn Saturday afternoon.
A picnic will be held at Belgrade,
Saturday, July 18th. Particulars later,
Granville Shular recently purchased
the residence of E. L. Brooks in north
Ironton.
The program for the Methodist AS
sembly, July 9th to August I'd, has
been issued.
Manager Schaefer has installed q
very attractive box ofacein the Acad-
envy Theatre.
The wheat yield has not proven as
satisfactory as was hoped. There is
considerable rust.
Rev. Stanfeid, the Presbyterian
pastor, is a recent purchaser of a
Ford touring CAR.
Remember the ball game July 4th
between the Arcadia Valley team and
a club from st. Louis.
The fishermen who went to Brunot
last week report a good catch and a
very good time, generally.
For Sale-Jersey male calf, eight
weeks old. Fine stock.
W. CURRY, Arcadia, Mo.
The Methodist ladies will serve Ice
Cream and other good things to eat
on the courthouse lawn Saturday aft
ernoon.
Big picnic and dance at G~raniteville
July 4th. Ball game in the afternoon
between the GraniteAille and Center
vile clubs.
Really it is to be lamented that the
valley hasn't accommodations for the
visitors who would like to speud the
summer here.
R. E. Gunton came home Tuesday
from a s~ojourn of several days in
Barnes Hospital, ST. Louis. Miss Julia
accompanied him home.
Miss Milly- GaySchultz, an Arcadia
College student, gave a recitation al
the Academy Theatre recently thai
was most generously applauded.
The remains of Bert Moser, who
died in Mexico June goth, were not
brought to the valley as was intend
ed. Interment occurred in Mexico.
Eight converts of the recent revival
meeting in the Baptist church were
immersed in Stout's Greek, near the
railroad bridge, by Rev. Bush Sunday
afternoon.
The 10000 acres of land in the An
napolis vicinity optioned to the Ma
tional Lead Company is priced at an
average Of $72 per acre. The prices
in the options vary from $50 to S1oe
an acre.
A few, very few, homegrown rasp-
berries on the market last week and
they sold at 35 cents a box. Perhaps
never before was the apple crop as
complete a failure in this section as il
is this year.
The National Lead Company has I'M
loaded three cars of machinery at An
napolis to be used in the prospecting
now in progress in that vicinity. 1t is
said that $40, 900 has been apprepriat-
ed for the prospecting.
The Iron County Chapter of Red
Gross has valuable papers for Benja-
min Franklin Burnham, Company 1854,
B. D. Any one knowing his where
abouts will please notify Mrs. Ella
Mckee, Secretary, Ironton, Mo. !
Rev. Geo. Link, Of Quincy, Ills,
recently ordained priest, celebrated
mass at Arcadia and Pilot Knob Sun
day. Rev. Link is a nephew of P. P,
Rosentreter and several years since
lived in Ironton for a short time.
The Indications are that there will
be a great crowd of visitors in the
valley next Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. Provision should be made
to house and take care of just as many
people as possible-and then some.
A game Of ball between the Fats and
Leans this "wednesday afternoon ir
Fletcher's Field at 2:30 O'Clock. The
business houses will close from 2 to 4
r.. M. Proceeds for the benefit Of the
Arcadia Valley Base Ball Association.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
following marriage licenses the past
week:
Frank j. Bleckel and Agnes Kila'
woneiz of st. Louis.
Marion Stricklin OF Edgehill and
Irene Racer of Belleview.
The ball game here on last Satur'
day was q rather slow ono and mo-