Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-06-16

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ercises sof the Frank Louis Sedan
High School, June 18th. We con-
graduate the young lady.
We are again engaged in the manu-
facture of Fine Soda Wsters-the
very best. Absolutely pure and ev-
cry bottle guaranteed. Give us a trial
order and be convinced.
ARCADIA VALLEY BoTTLINa Co.,
Arcadia, Mo.
Mr.. O. L. Carson has offered to give
to the Methodist church of Arcadia
four beautiful lots adjoining the
church property, the only considers-
ton and condition being that a home
for a minister or a school teacher be
built on same and TO be free of rent.
Recently n of the pusher crews at
Arcadia was laid off. This leaves but
two crews at work and it is rumored
that on the arrival of some large loco
motives which the railroad company
has contracted for, but one pusher
crew will be maintained in the SER
vice at Arcadia.
A school house was burned down
on Brushy Greek in Reynolds county
the night of June 9th. 1t is said that
the fire was OF jncendiary origin and
was resultant on some feeling incl
dent to a Pentecostal meeting which
had been conducted in the school
house for several weeks previous.
Bismarck Gazette: "Fred Oesterle
and family, Misses Nellie Breckinridge
and Anna Cook and several friends
motored from st. Louis Saturday and
spent until Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Oesterle. They also went
to Graniteville and Middlebrook to
decorate the graves of departed rela-
tives."
Desloge items in Flat River News:
"Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mackley and
daughter, Miss Ann Elizabeth, spent
Sunday and Monday in Ironton,
guests of Mrs. Mackley's parents, MI.
and Mrs. j. a. Reyburn. Miss Ann
Elizabeth attended the annual alum
nae meeting Of Arcadia College while
away"
Elvins correspondence in Flat Riv-
or News: The G%raniteville base ball
team came here Sunday afternoon,
for a game with the Elvins Second
Team which was recently organized
with Ed Curlee as captain. This was
the new teams first game but it was
a real victory for Elvins, the score
having been II to 8. The game was
largely attended.
Iron county boys evidently are not
greatly interested in the State Fair
this year as Superintendent Hanson
tells US that not a single boy present.
ed himself for examination on the
date it was announced an examine
ton would be held to determine what
boy shouldprepresent Iron county at
the Fair. In years past there has
been some little rivalry among boys
seeking to attend he Fair.
The Arcadia Valley Base Ball team
suffered a humiliating and crushing
defeat at the hands of the Perryville
club at Ste. Genevieve Sunday after
noon. Perryyille had loaded up with
big league talent for the occasion and
our boys were outclassed from start
to finish. The score was 16 to 2. The
attendance was about 800, probably
fifty or more from the valley driving
to Ste. Genevieve in cars.
Bismarck Gazette: "William Moy-
er, aged 80 yeors, died at his home in
Bismarck Tuesday afternoon after an
illness of over a year with cancer Of
the stomach. The funeral was held
LAutcN0T nAtoAAOOus pOA VASOc bOihe
conducted by Rev. Del Longrear. The
body was laid to rest in the Odd Fell
lows cemetery. The deceased spent
all of his life at Belleview, coming to
Bismarck about a year and a half
ago."
Centerville Outlook: Sat q special
term of the county court held May
2sth, which was attended by a Mr.,
Haley, personal representative of Mr.
hurry, assistant state highway engi-
neer, the county court ordered that
notice be published calling for bids
from construction companies for the
construction of a steel bridge across
Black river, just north of Centerville
and the construction of two concrete
bridges across Mill Creek near Chas
Wilson's farm"
1t is reported that some parties
slipped into Graniteville in an auto
mobile one night about two week.
ago and disposed of q whole car loai
Of booze. The price paid was S3 {
quart and the quality is said not tx
have been so bad-at least no deaths
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