Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-10
q BREvITIEs.
Fire in the woods last week.
Potato planting the past week.
Dance at Graniteville March 18th

Potato planting the past week.
Dance at Graniteville March 18th.
Picture shows four nights this week.
Fletcher & Barger sold three tract
ors last week.
March came in lamb-like+ VIII it
go out like . lion? 4
The March winds have been blow.
ing the past week.
Marvin College Orchestra Concert,
Friday, March 18th.
The Miracle Man at the Academy
Theatre Friday night.
"Princess Chrysanthemum" will be
at Bismarck Saturday night.
The Greenville Sun reports fishing
fine in the st. Francis river. i
The weather continues mild and the
fruit trees are about ready to bloom.
Mr.. L. A. Cook is having his resi-
dence on the mountain side painted.
DIR. Fred Farr will be here from
Nebraska Saturday with a car OF
horses.
Manager Schaefer contemplates
some improvements in the Academy
Z Theatre in the neal future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tins are now
domiciled in the Reese residence,
north of the school house.
j. Kelly Wright, Farmers Institute
Lecturer, will address the farmers at
Ironton, Saturday, March 10, 1:3OP. M.
just received-A supply of EASTER
\ Candies, Cards, Folders and Booklets
Vat the Ironton Handy Kitchen.-Adv.
Wanted-1,OOO live wire farmers to
he present at the Farmers Meeting at
the courthouse, Saturday, March IL,
ut +. M.
1t is announced that the fruit in the
Ozarks is yet in a promising condi-
tion. Let us hope later frosts will
not destroy.
Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht delightfully."-
entertained a few friends Monday
afternoon, the occasion being the
.~hcstess' birthday. =
Candidates for city office in the
towns round about rs are getting
busy. Guess most the offices in our
town will go "a beggin."
Dentist E. R. thinner has been
here the past few days, but has been
under the weather the past day or
two.-Centerville Outlook.
For Sale-Hatching Eggs and Chix
from s. g. w. Leghorns.
J. w. RUSSELL POULTRY YARDS,
Ironton, Mo.
Gus O.. Kaesemacher and mother
have sold their farm, near Pilot Knob,
to Chas. Ivester, formerly OF this
county, but who has been living In
Illinois the past year.
Mr.. E. w. Graves, formerly of Des
Arc, is q candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for Mayor Of Poplar
Bluff. Mr.. Graves is a splendid mar
and would, we think, make a very
acceptable official.
The American Legion will give q
Grand Ball at the Academy OF Music,
Wednesday, April 9th, 1921. The
l boys are arranging for q big time and
are looking for a large attendance.
Ford Truck for Sale OF Trade
Will trade for horse and COW. Apply
TO the undersigned at what is known
as the Bumgardner place, half q mile
east Of Ironton. F. ]. GAMMA.
Assessor Blue informs us that about
4 seventy state incomes tax have beer
returned to him. March 1st was the
last day for filing said returns unless
an extension Of time had been grant
ed.
You can Judge a farmer by his fenc
es and buildings. You a also judge
him by his willingness to push a goot
thing along. Farmers Co~-operativ'
Meeting at the courthouse, March II
at / o'clock.
Sale-J am closing out my Entir'
Stock of Groceries at cost. Com
and see to appreciate these low prices
Highest possible prices paid for pro
duce in exchange.
L. B. TOWNSEND,
Belleview, Mo.
A~2-year-old granddaughter of Eva
FL. Brown at Roselle fell in q vesse
Of boiling water at the Brown HON
last Wednesday afternoon and wa
burned so badly that she died the fol
lowing day. The little one, with be
mother, Mrs. Matthews OF Desloge
was visiting ct Roselle.
Burglars entered the store Of w. +
Hall in Arcadia early last Friday nigh
and carried away several articles (
merchandise. The burglary wascom
xn;tfad hafnre nine o,cIonk and dis