Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-28
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A wedding next weekf
Strawberries few and late, tits said.
Ten lbs. Granulated Sugar for s1.O0
at Lopez's.
County court meets in regular ses-
sion next Monday.
Quite a lot of rain the past week.
Ought to insure q hay crop.
Again 1t is rumored that more min
ing is to be done at Iron Mountain.
viii Sellinger has purchased the
residence of G. W. Sutherland In Ar
cadia.
Rev. v. E. Patterson will serve as
carrier on the Arcadia Rural route
after May 1st.
. Some folk says that their potatoes
have been nipped three times by the
freezes of the past month.
What q difference a few years
make? How could we get along at
all without the jitney now?
1t is said that another residence
will replace the one destroyed by fire
on the Potter farm last week.
The season will be opened at the
Dancing Pavilion at Iron Mountain
Lake, Friday evening, April 10Th.
Quite a bunch of COWS from "the
suburbsr we're taken to the pound. by
our new Marshal one day recently.
Prof. Mckinney and family expect
to be domiciled in Fort Hill parsonage
at the close OF the present school
term.
For Sale-Agood six year old work
mare, about 16 hands high. Will take
good note. Apply Halls store, Area
dia, Mo.
A washout is reported on the rail-
road at Leeper. No trains since 80
Tuesday. No mail this "wednesday
morning.
For Rent-For the summer-furnish-
ed home in Fort Hill Park, Arcadia.
Address Azariah Martin, ~Ironton, or
Arcadia, Mo.
Business on the railroad is exceed
ingly quiet these days. Passenger
traffic, as well as freight, has fallen
off wonderfully recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hopkins, Of
Granite City, ILL.,, are rejoicing over
the arrival Of a baby boy at their
home Monday, April IL, 1921.
DR.. Riggs is home from a ten days.
trip to New Orleans, Cincinnati and
other points. A short story OF his
travels will be printed next week.
For Sale, or trade for cattle or hogs,
one buggy horse and one heavy mule,
six years old. ALBERT KUHN,
Ironton, Mo.
A letter from Mr.. T. A. Conrad ex-
presses a desire to again own a coun-
try home in the valley-says he'll
look around and see what can be
done.
Please do not wan until Tuesday tc
send in your letters. They should be
here not later than Monday morning
to insure their publication the same
week.
Tim McCabe and his band OF Area
dia Valley ball tossers will play Bar
ney Pelty's Natiohai All Stars at Ma
tional Park, Desloge, Sunday at
O'Clock p. M.
Geo. w Sutherland, who recently
left Arcadia for Greensburg, Kansas
writes that he has purchased q place
there and expects to make the Sun
fibwer state his home.
Grapiteville is arranging for one Q
the biggest Fourth OF July Picnic'
and Dances ever held in this section
OF the country. Look out for an
nouncements and particulars later on
The increase In real estate valuation
demanded by the Republican Stat
Board OF Equalization at jefferson
City has by no a touched th
popular fancy in this community
And the same seems to be the case a.
over the State.
The Arcadia p~ost-ofice has bee
advanced from the fourth to tn
third class and the postmistress salar,
is now $1,000 a year. 1t has also bee
made an international money orde
Office. We congratulate Miss Blanch
Evans, the postmistress.
A very creditable exhibition 9
work accomplished by the Primar
Troom in the Ironton public school
under Miss Louis Gross the past yea
was on display at the school nous
last Friday afternoon. A very ap
propriate program was rendered.
Deslogelitems in Flat River News
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