Iron County register., 1921-09-22
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Corn, tomatoes and butter beans
still mighty good.
Seventy -nine-that's not far. from
the limit, even for the righteous.
DIR. thinner, dentist, will be in his
Ironton office the next two weeks.
-Four good Breeding Ewes for sale.
STARK FARM.
Next Tuesday will be the 50th an
uiversary of the battle of Pilot Knob
Schriebers Best Hard Wheat Flour,
S460, al Codding's.-Phone 125.
The Academy Theatre received. a
new moving picture machine last
week.
The Ironton base ball team is sched-
died to play at Ellington next Satur-
day and Sunday.
Our warm weather continues and
gives every indication that it will last
throughout September.
The Arcadia Valley Ball Team play
ed at Bonnie Terre Sunday. The score
was to 2 in favor of Bonne Terre.
Shower baths have been installed
in the High School for the benefit or
edification, or both, of the athletes.
For Sale-A child's saddle in good
condition. Will sell cheap. Can be
xeen at Jas. Robertson's, Sr., Arcadia.
The st. Louis Conference of the M.
E. Church, South, convenes at Ken
nett, next Wednesday, September rs.
w. d. Fletcher bought car Of cat
tie from D. Michalon at Hogan Mon
day, which he will ship to ST. Louis
this week.
Constance Binney, in s'Such a Little
Queen,n is a great show at the Acad-
emy Theatre Saturday night. Don't
miss it.-Adv.
"NormaIcy" seems to have fully ar
rived. J. M. Hawkins tells us that at
a public sale on Marble Greek last
Saturday two good Jersey cows sold
for $24.
Miss Annie Kaths, Of Pilot Knob,
who is at present sojourning withrel-
atives in Ponca, Oklahoma, writes:
sam having fine time with all the
rest of the Indians"
The lake at the old Emerson place
in.south Ironton was seined last week
and one of the fish secured was carp
weighing fourteen pounds. The
game fish were small.
An unusually large criminal docket
for the October term of circuit court
which convenes October Sd. Thirty
or more criminal cases. Violation of
the prohibition laws help swell the
number.
For SALE-Several pieces of excel
lent Furniture, Refrigerator, Bedding
and Dishes. Call or telephone Friday
or Saturday, IN early next week.
MRS. JOSEPH H. RoBLEE.
Russellyille, Arcadia.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Roy Wilson and Florence q. Rut-
ledge of st. Louis.
Ed Horn and Minnie Wilson OF Bis
marck.
George Stark of Stark Farm was
here last week with soybean plant
on which there 33l pods-all well
matured. AS feed for cattle Mr..
Stark says he thinks the soybean
ahead OF anything you can grow in this
country.
A new Ford car, belonging to
Fletcher & Barger, was driven into
one of the ropes stretched across Main
street in front of the courthouse dur
ing the funeral exercises last Friday
afternoon. A demolished windshield
resulted.
w. ID. Fletcher shipped car ol
wheat to the st. Louis market last
week-the first and probably only car
that will be shipped from here this
year. The wheat yield hereabouts
this year was unusually poor in guam
tity and quality.
To our old friend, Thomas D. John.
son, Esq, we are indebted for very
fine home grown watermelon pre-
sented last Thursday morning. II
was large and delicious, but just about
the last of this years. crop, Mr.. John
son informed US. M
Flat River correspondence Farming
ton News: "Mrs. r. @. Love and her
daughter, Miss Florence, Of Bismarck
moved to- Flat River Thursday. Miss
Florence expects to leave next week
for Austin, Texas, to- take up hel
work as teacher in the domestic sci
ence department Of the State Univer-
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