Iron County register., 1921-10-13
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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day afternoon.
Overcoats and wraps were hunted
up the past week.
Francis Bros. store on Main street
Is nearing completion.
They are making brandy of paw
paws in Howell county.
There was a killing frost last Friday,
but the foliage is still green.
A dance at the Academy of Music
last Friday night was poorly attended.
j. A. Francis is building ware
house in the rear of his store building.
DIR. Bates now has his office in the
building adjacent to the Bank of IRON
ten.
Linus r. White has quit the ice bus,
mess and will help his father in the
store.
Collector Burnham ia ready to re-
eeipt you for your taxes for the cur
rent year.
The new bungalow home of VIM. e.
Hall in Arcadia is certainly beauty
and credit to the valley.
Mrs. Polk has removed to the Carr
residence across the street from the
Academy of Music building.
Ironton Camp, No. 1855, M. W. A.,
regular meeting Friday night, October
18th. Four candidates for initiation.
Bishop Johnson will be at st. Paul's
church, Ironton, next Sunday morn
ing. Holy Communion at II O'Clock.
The American Legion will give q
dance in the Academy Of Music the
night of Armistice Day, November IL.
A car of crushed granite was re-
ceived last week and has been put on
Main street. 1t is fine with which to
fill up the holes.
Mrs. r. E. Rudy and Miss Ruth left
Saturday for their home in Alex
andria, Louisiana, after spending the
summer in Ironton.
Will we have to go through another
winter without any light service in
the early morning? We should by all
means have the current from 5 until 8
A.. M.
Miss Sarah Russell, delegate OF the
Iron Mountain Presbyterial Society,
is in Webb City attending the Synod
ical meeting. -Fredericktown Demo-
crat-News.
A fruit vendor from Flat River,
who has been making semi weekly
trips to the valley for the past couple
of months, has succeeded in securing
considerable patronage.
The REGISTER had short call last
Friday morning from its long time
friend, Rev. L. @. Wernert Of Ar
cadia College. We are glad to say
that he was looking fne..
Lost-M Monday night somewhere be-
tween I. o. O. F. hall and the Jail, q
gold wrist watch, Elgin works. Find
er please deliver to Miss Hazel Evans,
Ironton, and receive reward.
The Lopez store contemplates ship
ping in q car of apples from the State
Of Washington. They are hand pick
ed, each wrapped in paper, and will
cost here about $2.75 a bushel.
A number of class mates Of Miss
Maude Light attended birthday par
ty at her home, west of Ironton, Sat-
urday evening, chaperoned by Miss
Edith Gordon. An enjoyable time ia
reported.
A game of Base Ball will be played
in Fletcher's Field, Ironton, next
Sunday at 2:3O P. M, between Iron
ton and Graniteville mines. These
teams are evenly matched and good
game is assured.
w. E. Mckee, present incumbent,
and Mrs. Brewington, we under
stand, were the only applicants who
presented themselves at the recent
examination held for candidates foI
the Des Arc post office.
1t is announced that the railroads
are placing orders for ties for the en-
suing year. Prices are much lower
than they have been the past two OF
three years, but still in excess Of whal
they were before the war.
w. H. Kaths, Of Ponca, Oklahoma
spent last Saturday with his parents
in Pilot Knob. We understand that
our bachelor friend contempIates
joining the ranks Of the Benedicts II
the near future. Best wishesl
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. Bran
s1.10 per 100 lbs. Lard, 50-pound can
net weight, $3.50. Schreiber's besl
Wheat Flour, "a So per 100 lbs.
F. o. CoDDING & Son.
Arcadia, Nc.
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