Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-05
LocAL BREvITIEs.
court next week.

Acu iDos 0Aonu1sSN oe6"A N r~SS
at Lopez's.
De Soto oils her streets by private
subscriptions.
A couple of dances at Valley Inn
the past week.
The weather continues unusually
cold and disagreeable.
Lost-A pair of Glasses. Return to
this Office and receive reward.
Elias Nichols will build his garage
with granite spawls and stucco front.
This is the month to pay your state
income tax. See Collector Burnham.
The railroad shops at De Soto re-
opened Monday with half a force Of
men.
The roads have been much dam
aged by the rains of the past two
weeks.
After the first OF June the Handy
Kitchen will receive brick ice cream
every Saturday.
A train load of Arkansas straw
berries, eighteen cars, went over the
road Tuesday of last week.
The Standard Oil Company an
nounce that the price Of gasoline has
been cut to 21.7c per gallon.
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Rev. V. o. Penley OF De Soto will
conduct services in st. Paul's church,
lronton, next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock.
See Wesley "Freckles" Barry in
$50 and Get IT," at the Academy
Theatre, next Monday and Tuesday
nights ADV.
There is some talk that Will May
field College at Marble Hill will be
removed to Harrington at the close
of the present school year.
Prof. j. W. Mckinney, who has
been q teacher in the Ironton schools
for a number of years past, will have
charge OF the Pilot Knob schools the
ensuing year.
Henry Adolph who has been in the
employ Of the Emerson Electric Co.,
st. Louis, returned home Sunday
night, having been laid off because OF
dull business.
Miss Mamie Ringo voluntarily re-
tires as teacher in the Arcadia public
school after thirty eight years OF ef-
ficient and faithful service. A most
enviable record.
County court was in session Mon.
day and transacted a large volume Of
routine business. An adjourned term
will be held May 18th to pass on the
bond of the county depository.
Cards have been received from Rev
and Mrs. H. 3. Stone of Dallas, Texas
announcing the arrival April 81, 1921
of Miss Jane Ellen Stone. Valley
friends extend congratulations.
For Sale-Two horses, weigh about
1900 lbs, four and five years old. Wi
be sold cheap as / have no use fol
them. O. w. RENNIE,
Graniteville, Mo.
Mr.. j. Il. Grandhomme is arrang'
ing to open an ice cream parlor in thu
south room of the Academy of Musi'
building. Announcement will b,
made of the opening at an early date
o. W. Ramsey has sufficiently re
covered to be about town. He vii
leave within a few days for Ho
Springs where he will spend SOM
time in regaining his health.-Bis
marck Gazette.
Much damage was done to the road
by the exceedingly heavy rains las
week and in many instance the road
were literally swept away. II wi
take much money and work to pu
the roads in their former condition.
The mines of the Missouri Cobal
Company at Fredericktown hsv
closed down and the mines viii b
permitted to flood. Low price c
copper is assigned as the cause Of tn
shut down. 1t is q heavy blow t
Fredericktown.
For Sale-Six room cottage, seve
acres Of ground. All kinds Of fruit
Most beautiful location in Irontor
Arcadia Valley, Mo. Mrs. Fl. "
Kirchner, 1904 Taylor avenue, s.
Louis, Mo-, or, Mr.. Frank Mullir
Ironton, Iron county, Mo.
L. M. Henson of Ironton, who ha
benin charge Of the Bismarck Iron
ton debit for the Quick Payment OF
Line Life Insurance o., has resigned
having purchased q barber shop 9
Ironton. He is succeeded by q Nj
Middleton.-Bismarck Gazette.
Thos. M. Tesreau, who lives acroi
the line in Madison county, near th
Silver Mines, was in Ironton one da
last week and told q story worth re