Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-07-07
G ~BREvITIEs.

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urday.
Another cut in the price of gasoline
is announced.
Miss Louise Kuhn has purchased a
Dodge roadster.
Fourth of July weather, friends and
and fellow-citizensl
The oil certainly has eliminated the
dust from Ironton's streets.
Two dressing rooms have just been
completed on the beach at Lake Kill
larney.
The wal tax from the receipts at
the Ironton station probably average
5000 a month.
The picnic and dance at Granite
Vile, July 4th, are reported to have
been quite successful.
There was a good attendance on the
picnic at Arcadia Monday and the re-
turns unsatisfactory.
Postmaster Mckee Of Des Arc was
here Tuesday and purchased a Baby
Overland from Wendell Bros.
The receipts at the lawn social on
the courthouse grounds Saturday aft
ernoon by the Methodist ladies ex-
ceeded $50.
Lots and lots of tourists journeyed
to Lake Killarney the past few weeks
in fact ever since spring.
The home grown tomato should be
here mighty soon. Be mighty glad
when it comes and is plentiful.
The Methodist Assembly, Arcadia,
begins July 10th. The Baptist As
sembly, Arcadia Heights, August 1st.
Elias Nichols hopes to have his
garage and repair shop open and
ready for business within a couple of
weeks.
With south bound train at night
now getting here at 1l:47 the electric
lights should be kept burning until
1890 anyway.
Lost-At Ironton station, Friday,
July list, a small black handbag. Find
er please return to the REGISTER Of
fee and receive reward.
The Granitevilie base ball club de-
feated both the Caledonia and Belle
view mines in games at Graniteville
the Afternoon of July 4th.
Superintendent Dearborn was in
Cape Girardeau last week endeavor-
ing to secure an additional teacher
for the Ironton High School.
Miss Alma Fletcher of st. Louis left
last week for New York, whore she
will attend Columbia University for
the remainder of the ummer.
A dance at the Academy of Music
for the benefit of the Valley Base
Ball organization last Wednesday
night was quite we'll attended.
There were a great many visitors in
the valley Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day, and sleeping quarters were at a
premium for a couple of nights.
superintendent Hanson was here
from Cape Girardesu Saturday and
Sunday. He tells US that sixteer
Ircn county teachers are attending
school there.
If a fellow wants to 60 to st. Louis
in the morning now he certainly has
to get out of bed at an ungodly hour
No. 8, the train that stops here, ar
rives at 1928.
1t has been stated that some troops
from Jefferson Barracks would be q,
the Rife Range in the valley during
the summer. But we have been I'm.
able to verify the rumor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Collins and son
Ogie, Of Ironton, accompanied by
Goulding Curtis, motored here to Wis
tied MIR. and Mrs. Collins daughter
Mrs. T. O'Rourke, apd family.-Des
loge Sun.
Ed Bumgardner, for many years G
resident OF the valley, motored from
st. Louis Sunday. For a number O
years Mr.. ~Bumgardner has been en-
gagged in the retail grocery business
on South Jefferson venue
The Arcadia Valley Base Ball team
defeated the Triple A League from
st. Louis Sunday by q Q of16 to 2
the local team also won out in Mon
days game, the score being Z to 2.
The REGISTER is sorry to hear 0
the death Of Wiley M. O'Neal at Iron
dale last week. He was a good maj
and had long been our friend. ito tn
bereaved we extend our sympathy.
What Is the reason some Of TIL
automobiles make &c much NOR
noise than others7 Many of them ar
an ~abomination and q nuisance witt
the noise they make and they shoal'
ba liant off of Main street. ANYWAY.