Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-11-03
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next Monday.
A few wild ducks have been killed
by the hunters.
The probate docket for the Novem-
Der term is printed this week.
Quite a lot of poultry shipped from
the Ironton station these days.
The persimmon is plentiful and ex-
traordinarily appetizing this fall.
The rain last Friday night was of
much benefit to the growing wheat.
The squirrel hunter is mighty busy
these days and reports game plenti-
full.
Hauling wood seems to be the chief
feature of the timber business these
days.
Something original in jazz Music is
promised for the Armistice night
dance.
Never saw the trees shed leaves
more rapidly than they have the past
two weeks.
The granite spawls are becoming
very popular as building material in
this section.
The jitneys, along with the rest of
the world, are counting on a very
quiet winter.
Two or three people in the valley
have told of US having apple trees in
blossom this fall.
Automobiles from afar continued to
visit Lake Killarney all through the
month of October.
A festival for the benefit of the
Catholic church at Graniteville is an
nounced for November 23d.
@. P. Left and Clara Albert of IRON
ton were united in marriage in st.
Louis Tuesday, October 18th.
Remember the ball by the Ameri-
can Legion at the Academy of Music,
Friday night, November 18th.
The maple tree in front OF the
Academy of Misic was cut down last
week. We don't know just why.
Golden Rod High Patent Flour for
3.65 per 100 lbs, du ring special sale.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
w. R. Shy, who recently assumed
charge of the Commercial Hotel, re-
ports a very satisfactory business so
far.
We would certainly have been en-
veloped in dust the past month II 1t
had not peen for the oil on Main
street.
The quail season opens next We'd
nesday. The birds r said to be
more plentiful than they have been
for years.
The new store house of Francis
Bros, just north of the telephone ex'
change, is a very neat and attractive
structure.
Some dogs killed a couple Of goats
belonging to ]. M. Hawkins on Shep-
herd Mountain side early last Thurs
day morning.
For Sale-One span of mules, wag-
r,3 ka,naoat Tor fnrfhQr 1nf0r-
nation apply to Edward Masterson,
Ironton, Mo.
Fletcher & Barger last week de-
livered a Fordson to Frank Iilk, who
lives in Madison county, not far from
French Mills.
L. Arthur LaPlante, a former resi-
dent of the valley was united in mar
riage to Miss Mary Corners October
18th in st. Louis.
Jas. B. Evans, whose home in Ar
cadia was destroyed by fire last week,
is temporarily domiciled in one o.
Miller's bungalows.
1t looks like Iron county rock should
supply some of the material to bt
used in the great road building pro
gram proposed for Missouri.
A. /. January has certainly made a
wonderful Improvement in the APP
pearance of the Geo. w. Marshal
store building which he recently pur'
chased.
Quite q number of Iron county
teachers will attend the teachers as
socihtion in st. Louis this week. The
public school will be closed Thursday
and Friday.
At a meeting of the Board of Direc
tors of the Iron County Bank Monday
Mann RiDgo was elected presiden'
and I. g. Whitworth cashier of tina
institution.
The fun makers, little and big, were
out in numbers Monday night ant
most everything movable about towl
was scattered about and turned stop.
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