Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-10-27
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What glorious fall weather we are
havingl
Eggs are not so plentiful as they
have been.
The leavez have been falling fast
the past week.
S%chreiber's Best Hard Wheat Flour
$3.50, at Codding's. Phone 125.-Ad.
w. D. Fletcher last Tuesday ship
ped a car of cattle to the st. Louis
market.
Lost-Block Woollen Scarf. Re-
ward if returned ia James Robertson,
Arcadia, Mo.
Diphtheria has again broke out in
Fredericktown, five new cases being
reported last week.
If is said that there has been some
dynamiting of fish on Black river in
Reynolds county.
Next Monday is Halloween. Get
ready for tho fun-makers. Put ev-
erything movable out of sight.
For Sale-Black horse, works any
where. $4,000.
JAMES ROBERTSON, Arcadia, Mo.
Some of the young folk tried to
have a dance at the Inn Friday even
ing but a crowd failed to materialize.
A. I. January has about completed
the improvements on his store build
ing and will be ready to open business
soon.
The Ironton and Bismarck Basket
Ball teams met at Ironton Saturday
afternoon. Bismarck won by a score
of 81 to IL.
Not in years, it Is said, has the quail
been as plentiful as it is this season.
Coveys frequently fly up as one drives
along the road these days.
A son of Alex Meyer of Granite
vile was quite badly hurt Sunday aft
ernoon by being hit back of the ear
with the bali in a game at Granite
vile.
Miss Blanche Evans, present in
>cumbent, and Harvey Imboden, took
the civil service examination recent
ly held at Poplar Bluff for applicants
for the Arcadia post office.
There was a pie supper and enter
talnment at the Roselle school Satur'
day night. The Roselle school is this
+, year giving to it's pupils n year o.
high school work and is said to be do
ing nicely.
Sheriff Marshall will go to Jetfer-
o City this week, taking with hin
DR.. G. D. Franks and Leslie Low
each sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary at the late term of Cir
cult court.
Elsewhere is reproduced an article
from the Payette, Idaho, Independ'
emit, telling of the death of Mrs. Ett'
O'Bannon, a former resident OF thi'
county. Friends of the family heal
of her death with sorrow.
At a meeting of the stockholders 0
the Iron County Bank last Thursda.
VIM. R. Edgar vas named as N o
the directors of the institution. M
president has yet been chosen to sue
coed the late VIM. r. Edgar.
When Bishop Johnson was here
couple of weeks since he submitted
plan to st. Paul's congregation t
have services one Sunday in tn
month. The idea is to bring tn
rector from Poplar Bluff here.
The Lopez Store, we understand
had little trouble in disposing of a ca
of Washington apples, which will b
shipped in next month. The tota
failure of the apple crop in this sec
ton finds everybody apple hungry.
An adjourned term Of circuit cour
win be held November 18th to tr
VIM. Hayes, charged with murder
brought here on a change of venn
from Jefferson County. County coui
meets in regular session the same day
Sheriff Marshall Saturday arrest
ed John Griffin and Ethel Stega
wanted in st. Francois county on tn
charge of numbering the Stegal won
ans husband in 1918. Sheriff Hunt {
st. Francois county took the prisoner
to Pennington Sunday.
The following Irontonians attende
the Agriculture and Stock Show
Pennington last Friday: Judge an
Mrs. w. T. Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Schwab, Arthur Huff, j. M. HawkinI
B. P. Burnham, Judge A. G.. Moyel
Thos. N. Mari, G. w. Hanson, Q. n
Huff and others.
VIM. Ell. Kaths and Mrs. Helen Wer
dler were united in marriage at th
BRIDES home, Wichita, Kansas, We
nesday, October 10. 1921. Mr.. Katf