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London. July 1.-The past week
has seen the exit OF the most brilliant
ooterie OF American sportsmen and
Sportswomcn ever gathered together
in England.
With the sailing OF Devereux Mil
burn ana his gailan, polo crew. Il
big gap has been formed in the list
OF American celebrities in Lundon's
social world.
Among the polo players. Milburn.
Hitchcock, Stoddard. itumscy. Watson
aud webb have all been most popu-
lar in Mayfair circles. and have been
singled gu, Tor exceptional social
donors at the hands Of royalty.
William G. Tildcu H.. who retained
the tennis championship. Mrs Ryan.
who was defeated IN tennis by Mile.
lcuglen, aud other sport stars were
ali Swanlncd with invitations to cx-
clusINc society mansions during their
stay here
London has really enjoyed the pres
en-; social season. Tho weather has
been perfect. and. the presence in
London OF practical,y every one OF
social prominence has reminded one
oc pIc-war eaictics.
Racing sports. eliminating in the
polo tourney helped bring together
the most fashionable crowds London
has seen in years.
Mrs Cornelius Nanderbilrs Gaugh-
ter. Grace. has been very prominent
this year In soca, activities Her
sumptuous pnrtieS have been honorcd
scores OF times by members of the
royal family
Countess Granard has made clnh-
orat" OCCUPATIONS for the London
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OF grace. while dancing has given
special attraction To the Spanish
feminine foot"
MIR. Wortley has attended some
OF the most distinguished fee, in
the country. One day. when he
was walking with the late King
Edward in IL park near Cromcr. the
King said he wished him to attend
his feet.
"Rut before YOU do. my feet"
said King Edward, you must let
mo see how YOU care Tor your
own. And then aud there IN the
middle of the park. the chiropudist
was obliged 10 take OF his shoes
ana socks. and show his feet TO
his sovereign.
NO woman has beautiful feet"
said another chiror",iist. why
should they. since men are de-
sCcndcd from monkeys? 1 saw
the foot possessed by the original
OF 'Trilby.' and 1t was not beau
tiful.'
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H0USEKEEPER WAS RUNDOWN
TIRED AND ACHED ALL OVER
Hospital Home Treatment Soon Made Her a
Well Woman, She Says

II your stomach is dsorderod. yonr
appetite poor; II YOU feel weak. nor
vous and tired out all the time: n you
look hasgard and pale ana do NOT
weight as much as you ShoulG-,l.rn
go To the nearest drug store ana get
pottIe or two Of sanux which so
many people in this scclIo,, NV, ,o,v
taking. ana which hundreds vim
once felt Just as yen now feel. do
clare entirely relieved them ami NM
them back Oh their feet.
ShnuN has been used for yc;,rs ar
the United McdiCo Chciui lIosnit,l
where II has been prescribed ION. hum
drcdS OF sufferers from various forms
oil stomach liver and kidney troubles.
~ IS SOLD IN this section by loadin,,
Look for the name SANI'x
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ELEONORA DUsE GOES
BACK ON ITALIAN STAGE
Noted Singer OF Mother "a "Porta
CIiiish" itc:"rns, to Thcatcr-
NOCrS' DclipIlt

MILAN, ITALY. July . -Eieonora
i'uSe. to the delight OF the ItalIan
theatorEncrs. hns trturiici 20 Ia.
scenes OF her former ,,iunrohs and
mas awakened the teul or The pcoul.
To an appreciation OF art neynud an
'hc 'rihihihs OF thu past. beyond al
memories of the aerl
Her rendering ul IA. i,tothor ~,
Marco Irngas "ro,ia G;hlasu'' nj
.urin seemed rathoi mat - a pr!ca.-
esS celebrating sDme rellrioux ritn.
IN which the people humbly ;oinoi
In ibNon's Donna Diet Mare" those
nrcHcn, w;th enthusiasm too docn for
words rUfnurnd ~ 'oiracio'" 80 IN
this powerful drama tnoir emotions
proclaimed her not - mother" but
tie m"thor--thc i'l"nL pcrfect mother.
as nature" Gods "Nar"aSiun. desired
when humanity vas unborn,
"Porta Chiuan" is undoubtediy tho
most human Of PrnEa's nnstcrpicccs
Tn" drama HINGES on mntorual lovq,
ANA !s constructed To reveal tho
mothers soul IL" author. whose
way in other works ls nhurb. Hkcpt!cal.
crud" and irunic, frrsaics his nat
nralis,lc drcnms Ia portray the sur
tcrinS sacrifice aud low Of a
mother
\, III" fan 90 the curtain the audi
"nce rushed 90 the stage 20 togch
her rohe. PragH stood beside her
and Kissed hnr hands. white. the VET
cram Zacconi tthc old fa,hcr) seemed
dazcd ioS, IN wnnderment NJ this
woman
The thcnter wns thrunrcd: actors
ana artists siippci away from their
"ngngcmcnta 10 learn from this
, genius whom time cannot rbnHc:
poets and composcrs. not only from
Italy. hut from France wor" prcsout.
ana NOT nnn"rtced in a. tux. war ,ia-
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| did not know whnt tho hurry ,bour,,
OF u yong woman who had been mar
! REQ sixteen or seventeen ycnrs and
ihd Two children. who within ten davs
or hearing of the death OF her hu.-
p"hd while serving his country made
an agreement TO marry som. one else
nor ala he know what th. iury
thought OF the woman IL her story
was true. allowing young ,lan Ia
come 10 her while her husband waV
alive and talk about his being willing
TO marry her IL she were free.
After an hours retirement the jury
iMimated that they found for IN.
woman. hut awarded no damages
The judge" You must CIV. a .rari'
ms ,hNt u The nearest 10 nothiu4
! car think OF"
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BIG GAP FORMED IN LIST OF
AMERICAN CELEBRITIES IN
SOCIAL WORLD OFLCNDON
Past Week Sees Exit of Most Brilliant Coterie of u
Sportsmen and Sportswomen Ever Gathered Together
in England-Season Most Enjoyable One

season. but she still finds limo To
visit her estate frequently to act as
hostess OF Weekend parties.
Maidenhead on the Thames is about
the most popular river resort for
visiting Americans this season
Thousands are seen boating on th.
river ever sunday. and numerous
country houses on the river arc
owned or leased by Americans. max
In" this part of The Thames "A YER
table American social rendezvous.
Mira. Sherwin cottineham, who was
formerly Mnegic Tcytc. the prima
uonna. il entertaining numerous
house parties. tho Duke or Manchcs-
ter's villa i1 also popular with Amor
lean visitors
Lady Maidstone daughter OF An
thony prcxel. OF Philadelphia. Is Mt
tracing attention by the sumptuous
functions She has been giving i'm her
town hbusn in Manchester Square
This departure has been grcnt
pleasure to her friends because I'm
the past she has not cared to partici.
pate 10 amy great extent In the fcs-
tivit!cs OF the social season. prefer.
ring to spend most Of her timo travel
ing.
Mrs. Mervyn Herbert. daughter or
Joseph Edward Willmrd formcr Am.
ericau Ambassador To Spain, arrived
In London this week and has been
seen In many exclusive parties IN
Mayfair. She was guest ut tho
Holland House flower SHOW wednes-
day. and mot many prominent Amer.
.c;tn ana English host"sscs Mrs. tIcr-
bert Plans io spend tho rcna inhcr NJ
the l?ason here,
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case OF brilliantly clever girls who
are liable to ovcrwork. The physl-
cal exercise and play that girls
get should obviate all danger OF
overstrain."
A frank criticism came from n
pupil ut tho Habcrdashcrs' Askc's
Girls School. Acton. who liz one of
about 900 students.
There Is no doubt she SAID.
that the present time curriculum.
which we are expected TO get
through when we are aDou, 10
years does not leave us much
time for play or tun."
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English Schoolgirls Being Overtaught;
Not Enough Time Left for Play and Fun

LONDON. July 9.-Are girls be-
ing overtaught7
Tho statement made by Miss Ma
jor In her presidential address at
tho Manchester "Reminiscences
Conference has aroused II storm
of criticism.
Il do not think that schoolgirls
nj present are ovcrworkcd said
Lady foxall. wife Of Sir james
Toxall. tho ardent educutionist.
who Is herself ktenly Interested In
education. The only tendency to
danger that l can soc lies In the
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Gu, Mc,ienn Army to 1000.

ME%ICo CITY, July a.--The Next
can army has been reduced to 81
900 officers and men. including all
branches of strvicc. according 10
War Ofico statement. The reduction
will be continued until tho minimum
~ 70. 600 set by General Obregon is
obtained
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ENGLISH GIRLS LAZY AND
TARDY; FAIL IN FILM S
Unwilling to Work at Hours That
Might BE announcement
TO Them.
Ry Violet Hop>on,
Famous British Movlc Actress.

e''SNN ~ 'N'7.' -'lN' ~ .NNAI US
LONDON. July s---l want TO say.
RICH, away that English girls do not
IAN" on the aims in the ordinary
sense OF The word. 1t is an untor-
innate fact. however. that very few
= rs n this country succeed il be-
coming screen stars. while on the
o,he- side Q: the Atlantic such stars
apgs-t 70 saoo, " in bewNtesingiy
To bs perfectly franz, bo,h MIR
',ai'er W.si-the EroaGwcs, pro-
ana myself have made many
90 discover promising Brit
,atca.. but although we have
: 'ea every gossia;e gemen,
GG.te INHALER Of English girls.
iie results ha~e been distinctly dis
vPu!u.uE. va have found, for in
.ance. tHal girls VINO have been only
aur.1gs 20 walk on" IN the
y STAGES have become lazy un-
4ul,lal. and .uwi.hu. 10 work a,
l3ass ;hat might nave been .ncou-
sni-ut 20 .A,tR.
Personal Impressions.
Ny o"n IMPRESSION - :hat ,hese
.rrv $500, -, -
uey alpsar 60 o- highly indignant
i'iEs :
It's ,rT,
y.lr.,. nj. ,,..,..,.. 49,, -,
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-. l,
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clsuaAi experience. and lHat is thnt
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BuInstead's WOYmSvYlIT

ITO children IN angel ~ mercy" Where
directions arc followed. II NEVER TAIfIS
Despite scarcity and cnornons cost OF
stNToSlN, ii contains fun dose Stood
9i1ty yenrs' test. SolI everywhere or uy
mail SOC n bottle.
Est c ). Voorhees, NJ j. Phil,dcln,,ic
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Gets Eight y
VIII Bridg'
IYNCIiHIR

state hiehM u the fasGtoran..
contract to Jrte during ,he lr
vista, for thton WIN inrlude an,
over the Ja,. handsome f.a,..-
work VIII best shops ~ T.rs
terials can, now.
IS a part drossmakcr has tr.,c
Bridge hi colofs 10 rnatch prar-
Connecticut OF gown One 81
North Ca9Hful OF ihcse js % &
=. COLOR. Another one
Disnp IS Of % delicate apr -
LYNCH hoes come vc'y
cal post. larger than any eyrr
a commrsew York shops Aei e
report ataeh 20 the wals; lin.
ing the Is worn so much tbs
Inn to IN; shade Of feather 60
:; ]; 1Scf;bee and. white Ia tha q
4 SSnWande There are
,ni,tee. les in 4 soft shade
I sn.fI ray is not a coiur go
( 'MaLc, pear to care muGh ah".'
wye pniess &, is corIbin
Trinkar monies wen.
will
Il
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lIGHTNlN,
| rs ST.

Especial toe.icari dr-s suak~rs
Il FREDERIthavc been u pscls
During an el 'oath 10 advarte
belonging tohe possihle styles
ed by lightniru- w!th tHoia .'e@
ty, and Lcw"inier wear
farmer lost mons h@al ""Fl p
sheep from Sfra' o'sN'' . 'N"
Gets Eight S,.'ui ihrH"t- hi ne
LYNCHBURnG resorts '0'v
wood Fortune 49, '' ~
in the Corpora ..'s
day of the IN
negro. and his
at eight years
The verdict
hours work on N',''
new trial VIII
Fortune pleao
! former jury re
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season. but she still finds limo To
VISIT nor estate frequently to act as
hostess OF week end parties.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-07-07

.bSSOAhAh6 SSASA AAAO ~ 4n00A
just as good French name-"Mike''
Madigan continues to meet with great
success in selling Fords. His familiar
ity with tin, having been engaged in
the hardware business, makeshis new
calling an easy one.n
lockwood correspondence In Farm
ington Times: "Mesdames John and
Harry Edmonds and Mrs. Daily APP
pleberry attended the funeral of Miss
Grace McColl at Belleview last Mon
day. Miss McColl died at the Bonnie
Terre hospital last Saturday, after q
lingering illness Of about three
months. The deceased lived here
about 6 years ago. She was telephone
operator at the local office, and she
was a highly respected young lady,
She was related to Mrs. John and
Mrs. Harry Edmonds.n
w. "A. Brookshire has opened 9
suite of law offices in the post office
building, where he is now prepared te
attend to the want and needs ofallpros
peetive clients. MI. Brookshire Is ar
excellent young man, who has al.
ready made good In his profession,
having had several years of success
fal practice, and Is in every way
competent and qualified as a lawyer
He has o wife and little daughter
They are now permanently located ii
this city, and will doubtless receiys
hearty welcome here.-Farmingtor
Times.
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They are Scarce.

The kind of boy who makes a good
printer is the tort who begins to loaf
around the print chop on press day as
soon as he starts to school. He is the
boy who feels honored when he is told
to bring in a bucket OF fresh water,
and he would trade his jacknife and
a tin whistle any day for the privilege
of "kicking Off a hundred dodgers
on the old foot press. BY and by, re-
fusing to be chased off and to stay
chased, he is sweeping the floor morn
ings and r INNING errands, such as 60
ing to the store after a left-handed
monkey wrench or to the furniture
store to bring the paper ~stretcher,
Later he learns to recognize type lice
and wash the rollers, sort the p's and
q's out of the hell box, and SO pro-
crosses to the point where hs, is or
the pay roll to the amount OF one dol
lar every Saturday afternoon and sayt
tour papern when speaking Of the
"Weekiy Ginlet.n Such a boy ie the
only kind that ever grows up to be |
real -printer-Exchange.
-IL|
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Annapolis Items.

The farmers are having splendid
weather for harvest.
Mrs. Gus Funk, who has beenil the
past four months, is worse again.
Raymond and David Slusher have
gone to the harvest fields.
Mr.. ID. L. Beard and three sons, Ce-
Gil, Vernon and Truman, returned
home Wednesday from their farm,
near Belleview. They report crops
looking fine.
]. 3. Crawford and E. Hedgecott
came home Sunday to spend the 4th.
Mrs. w. E. Jones went to Leeper
Friday for the weekend.
Johnny Dobbs and VIM. Dunn LEFT
Sunday for the harvest fields.
Bill Lloyd started for the harves
fields Wednesday. He got as far al
Bismarck and Concluded he couldn'
leave Annapolis returning home that
night.
Mr.. and Mrs~M. A. Sitton land two
children, Louise and Geraldine, lef
for st. Louis Saturday. Mr.. Sittor
was our barber, but reports trade dull
since the mines shut down.
One of the drill men here had thu
misfortune to mach his left foot las
week.
Our second base ball nine is playing
Sabula today.
John Martin and Tom Lonas wen
to Des Arc to see the ball game be
tween Williamsville and Des Arc.
Robert Seals and family came her
Saturday to spend the 4th.
@. ID. Harris and family went T.
Patterson today.
0. Wheeler is playing ball with Pat
terson. SUNSHINE.
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WIN. O'Neal.

|
Died-At his home in Irondale, Mis-
souri,, Thursday, June 80, 1921, Wiley
M. O'Neal, after a lingering Illness,
aged 70 years, 7 months and 20 days.
"Wiley," as we called him, was born
in Tennessee. His father emigrated to
Missouri before the civil war and liv-
ed on Big Creek, three miles south of
Des Arc. The deceased was united in
marriage, January 18th, .1S7s, in Des
Are, to Miss Lester Bowles, a Virginia
girl. They joined the baptist church
at Dea Arc in 1882. They moved to
Irondale in 1908 and united with the
Methodist church In 1905. He leaves
two brothers, J. g. O'Neal of Poplar
Bluff, and w. T. O'Nesl of Frankclay,
and a sister, Mrs. Richard Lloyd OF
Black River. His funeral was preach
ed by Revs. Longgrear and Sitton al
Irondale. The remains were brought
to Des Arc Friday by the Masons Of
Irondale, who were assisted by the
Masons of Piedmont. More than fifty
Masons attended the funeral. The
deceased lost three brothers by acct
dent: King Americas O'Neal, killed
by a colt; Samuel O'Neal killed or
railroad; Jas. Q. O'Neal, killed by au'
tomobile, near Irondale. May Goo
bless and protect the widow!
Piedmont Banner and Potosi papers
please copy. ISAAC.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Estella Huff is visiting in Iron
ton.
VIM. Brown of Granibville was a
caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. R. Polak ..motored
to Ironton Saturday.
8. M. Brewster was a Pennington
visitor last Wednesday.
Chas, E Bolch of Annapolis was in
Ironton last Wednesday.
B. W. Lindsay of st. Louis has been
In Ironton the past two weeks.
Hartford Collins was in Ironton
from Annapolis last Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Marshall visited her
parents in Ironton the past week.
DR.. Trauernicht and Miss Augusta
we're here from st. Louis for the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mackley motor
ed from Desloge Wednesday evening.
Mrs. R. O. Vance of Enid, Okla
homa, was a visitor in Iropton last
week.
Mrs. Mildred Langdon and Wesley,
Jr., of Hornersville, are with Ironton
relatives.
Miss Allie Patton OF Pennington
visited her mother in Ironton the
past week.
Mrs. Jessie Dent Boardman writes
the REGISTER that she is now located
at Columbia, Mo.
Jas. G. Newman and family of Ell
wins spent the 4th in the valley.
Mrs. Chas. Sutton of Ellington was
the guest of her brother, J. M. Haw-
kins, in Ironton, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olsen, of Gran
lite City, Ills, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. M. Hawkins, In Ironton.
Mrs. Henry Kendall vas called to
Little Rock, Arkansas, last week by
the serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
Thaddeus Wells.
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will also retain the position Of post
master for the Bixby office, which he
will remove from the store to an office
building, which he will erect on his
recently acquired premises and home,
that he has purchased from G.C. Clay.
The Bixby ''fans" attending the
Graniteville ball game we're Mrs. A.
w. SCHNEIDER and daughter, Lois, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbut Dyer, Mrs. w. l..
Freeman and Mrs. FL. Parks.
M. W. Parker, manager of the Sligo
company store at Doyle, has purchas-
cd a store in Oklahoma, and will re-
move to it in the near future, leaving
the management of the store at Doyle
in charge of his assistant, Mr.. Kelley.
July 4, 1921. Non PARTISAN.
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Bixby Items.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Hedrick died of whooping- cough last
week. This is the only death, so far,
from this disease, in this vicinity, al
though a number of children have
been very low.
]. J. Wirag of Montgomery City,
Mo-, District State Deputy for the
Modern Woodmen of America, has
been in this vicinity the past week
organizing a new lodge at Goodwater
and adding ne members to the thriv-
ing lodge at Bixby.
The Modern Woodmen will give a
"Grand Picnic" at Bixby on Saturday,
the 10th inst. 1t will be a regular old
fashioned affair with the usual amuse-
ments and entertainments. There will
be a ball game between the local and
Buick teams.
DR.. R. G. Parker, of billiard, is seen
in this vicinity pretty often of late,
attending the sick and examining APP
~plicants for life insurance in the
Woodmen.
The baseball game between our team
and Graniteville at the latter's dia-
mond, last Sunday, was a rather loose
ly played affair, both sides making
many hits, many runs and many err
rors. Our boys managed to stay
ahead sll thru the game until the last
half of the ninth inniag, except for q
few minutes in the last half of the
third, when the score was 8 to 2 in fa-
vor OF Graniteville. Our boys took
the game and ran away with it in the
fourth inning, scoring six runs in that
inning, which every n thought
would decide the game in Jul favor;
but on account of several gross errors
on the part of our team and two OF
three sheer accidents, Graniteville, by
making two runs in the last half Of
the ninth inning, won the game by
score of Is to IL, with one on base and
only one out.
Quite a number of citizens are
spending the 4th of July in Salem to-
cay, where the American Legion II
staging a street fair, with music, ra-
ces, speaking, ETC., and winding up
with 9 game OF ball between the locaI
team and Sligo.
The Bixby people who are remain
ing at home, will have a basket picnic
at j. A. Stuart's spring, under thu
auspices of the Bixby singing class
The afternoon will be spent in music
and lawn games.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hughes an'
family + spending this week will
their parents and other relatives a
Edgehill. Mr.. Hughes has resigned
his position as assistant manager o.
the store here, and Is taking IN OK
tended vacation preparatory to enter
ing on his new position as agent a
this point for the Sligo Company. HI
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BidsWante d.

Contractors are solicited to submit
bids for building the new school house
at Middlebrook. Bids will be receive
ed up to and including July Is, 1921.
Plans and specifications may be seen
by applying to Jos. Ell. Haven, presi-
dent of the School board, Middle
brook, Mo.
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Gard of Thanks.

We desire to thank our kind neigh
bors and friends for their hospitality,
kindness and help in every way since
we lost our home by fire.
Such kindness we can never forget.
Mr.. AND MRS. @. Q. MEDLEN.
Arcadia, Mo-, July 3, 1921.
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Local Manager Wanted.

At once by largest IN of its kind
in the world, to develop and handle
local business. No investment or ex-
perience required. $4,000 to $1,000
profits first year, according to popu-
lation, and wonderful future posi-
bilities, as ours is a staple comm odity
with constant unlimited demand and
we undersell all competition.
GUARANTEE COAL MINING Co.,
775 Como Bldg, Chicago.
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Idle? Big business is ready for you.
Sell 1877 products direct to farmers on
credit. If you own team or auto, are
under so, can give bond, we startyou.
Twenty million use our products.
Good territory open. Write J. r.
Watkins Co. Dept ia, Winona, MINI.
It's your life chance.-Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-07-07
Graveyard Cleaning

There will be a graveyard cleaning
at Folks cemetery, on Marble Greek,
Saturday, July 20, 1921. Preaching
service at . o'clock ?. M. Dinner on
the grounds. Everybody come and
helm.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-07-07

For Sale or Lease-.19 room Hotel,
furnished complete.
MRS. G. w. COLLINS, Ironton, Mo.