Iron County register., 1921-04-07
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
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American Legion Dance tonight.
Arcadia is talking of re-incorporat-
ing.
Community dinner at the Academy
of Music to-day.
The county board of equalization is
in session this week.
Prof. Mckinney is filing the pulpit
at Fort Hill these days.
Mr.. Eastman has built neat fence
in front OF the bakery lot.
Mr.. @. L. Carson has moved his of
fee from trenton to Arcadia.
There certainly was bunch of fish
ermen at Lake Killarney Sunday.
Elias Nichols has given up his posi-
tion at Fletcher & Barger's garage.
A Box and Pie Supper at Work.
mems Hall, Graniteville, Friday night.
The county court advertises for
bids for custodians for the county
funds.
Matinee this afternoon at the
Academy Theatre for benefit of Bap-
tist Home.
DR.. Houston intends tearing down
the dwelling on the lot and adjacent
to his office.
1t is said that Fred Cureton of the
west end of the county is thinking of
removing to Ironton.
Reports from certain sections say
that even the strawberries we're killed
by the heavy frosts of last week.
The fruit having been practically
wiped out guess the weather will be-
have itself for the rest of the season.
The city has ordered two more cars
Of crushed granite to be placed on
Main street before the oiling is done.
The cowboy and the little black
bear of 's101 Ranchn drew a record
breakingc crowd at the Academy Thea
tire last Thursday night.
A meeting Of Iron county farmers
will be held in the Ironton High
School, Saturday, April 9th, at one
O'Clock. Be sure to be there.
Wanted--A good horse, not over
eight years old; and light spring
wagon or runabout. Must be cheap.
N. P. Meyer, Box 105. Bismarck, Mo.
There is talk of draining the lake at
iron Mountain in an effort to rid the
water Of the carp, which are in there
in great abundance and of large size.
r. E. Gunton, who has been deputy
game warden for several years past,
was relieved of his Office April 1st.
The name of his successor has not
been announced.
Mr.. w. w. Nall was last Saturday
appointed u. S. Commissioner by
Judge Faris OF the District Court and
will have an Office in the Federal
Building, St. Louis.
The county unit law provides for
an eight months school for every
district in the state coming under the
provisions of the law. All the schools
will begin on the same date.
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Chas. E. Bolch of Annapolis was an
Ironton visitor Monday. Mr.. Bolch
reports work proceeding right along
In the mines and prospects good for
some real developments soon.
On the first page will be found the
route of the proposed roads through
Iron county as outlined by the State
Highway Board. All interested should
read the letter from the Department..
Saturday Special at Gay &Kindelps,
Saturday, April 9th. Tointroduce our
Bulk Cocoa we are going to sell |
lb. Coca at 35c and give you 2lbs. best
granulated sugar free. One lb. to q
customer.
The Annapolis school district con-
templates the purchase of newbuild-
ing site and putting up new school
building. There are more than 200
children in the district and present
quarters are not adequate.
Hartford M. Collins, of Arcadia,
who had quite spell of sickness the
past winter, was in to see us Monday.
He is looking pretty well and says he
has regained about half Of the forty
pounds he lost in his illness.
Why fool with setting hens? Keep
them laying. We willhatch you chicks
B from your own eggs at cents apiece
for each chick delivered.
J. w. RUSSELL POULTRY YARDS,
Ironton, Mo.
The American Legion meets to-
night Wednesday, at7P. NJ, sharp,
on account Of the dance. Members
and ex- service men desiring to join
should be on hand promptly.
COMMANDER.