Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-06-16
G BREvITIEs.
Bountiful rains last week.

Bountiful rains last week.
"The good old summer time"
Some real growing weather since
the rains.
A dance at the Academy Of Music
last Friday evening.
Hen Feed and Chick Feed, 1896 per
100 lbs, at Signer's, Arcadia.
Wheat cutting will begin this week.
1t is thought the yield will be fair.
Some of the gardeners say they will
have ripe tomatoes in three weeks.
The local agent, Il. L. Rieke, receiv-
ed a car of Bevo and Budweiser last
week.
Fletcher & Barger report the sale
OF a Ford car every day the past
week.
Commencement exercises Jet Area
dia College ThaSsday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Fletcher & Barger received a car Of
Fords and Wendell Bros. a car of Ov-
erlands last week.
DR., thinner, dentist, will be in his
home office, Ironton, for two weeks.
succeeding June 18th.
The Graniteville and Centerville
base ball clubs will cross bats at the
picnic at GraEiteville, July 4th.
See the New Improved Maxwell, re-
duced 1910.
J. r. BALDWIN GARAGE.
For Sale or Lease-19 room Hotel,
furnished complete.
Mrs. G.. w. COLLINS, I~ronton, Mo.
Some heartless wretch writes in
here and suggests that the Valley
base ball nine try Logtown next Sum
day.
The Graniteville and Centerville
base ball clubs will meet at Center
vile at a base pail picnic, Saturday,
June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Willard will have
charge of the dining room and re-
freshment stands at the Methodist
Assembly this year.
Every lady in the valley and vicin-
ity should. attend the Oil Cook Stove
demonstration at the Lopez store
Thursday afternoon.
Anumber of the members of Iron
ton Chapter, O. e. s.. attended a
meeting of the Bonnie Terre chapter
Wednesday of last week.
The Middlebrook school board is
asking for bids from contractors to
build . school house to replace the
one destroyed by fire last March.
The REGISTER will next week print
an obituary of William Alexander
Meyer who died in Bismarck, June
9TH. Mr.. b. P. Burnham of Ironton
is nephew of the deceased.
Auction sale of a horse, saddle and
bride, household and kitchen furni-
lure and many other articles at the
south R~osentreter barn, I~ronton, Sat-
day afternoon, June 18th, at 1 o'clock.
Miss Helen, daughter, and Robert,
son, OF Mr.. and. Mrs. R. E. Wilkinson,
of Alton, Ills, will spend the summer
camping in Michigan. Mrs. Wiikin-
son viii also visit Michigan.
For Sale-A small farm, so acres, 10
acres in cultivation; good house and
good outbuildings, fine orchard; four
miles west of Ironton. Bargain. Ad-
dress VIM. II. Wollett, Middlebrook,
Mo.
The Methodist Assembly at Arcadia
convenes July 10th and will be in ses-
sion until August 9Th. The Baptist
Assembly begins on Arcadia Heights
August 1st and continues until August
14th.
MI. s. P. Ringo tells US that it is
proposed to try and build ten small
cottages on Arcadia Heights between
now and the time the Assembly opens
next month. Il will require some
hustliDg.
Mrs. Mamie White, formerly Of Des
Arc, who has been conducting the
Commercial Hotel at Fredericktown
the past two years, has disposed Of
that hostelry to A.E. Talbert, Of Leep.
or, who will assume charge August l.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol.
lowing marriage licenses the pas'
week:
William Blanks, Jr., and Maud A.
Cooley Of Ironton.
Claude Tinker and Hazel Fry o.
Shepard.
Attorney Oil. Munger Of Piedmoni
and Dick knight Of Glover were here
last Sunday on business connected
with the arresting of Jesse Knighi
and Joe Wilson at Lesterville last
Saturday night on felony charges
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