Iron County register., 1921-08-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

some more delicious roasting ears.
Wood sawed for 65 cents loa6.
Phone 1873. ELMER FoRsHEE.
One or two cool nights the past
week following the rains, but the
days continue wsrm.
Wood is somewhat cheaper than it
was year ago and the sawyer also
announces a reduction.
G.. A, Hartzell was here from Belle
view Tuesday. He tells us he has his
new flooring mill in operation.
If you want to app reciate the oil
on our streets take drive with an
automobile in front of you on one of
the roads.
Game Warden Frank Middleton has
announced the appointment of Mr.. T.
P. Pigg of Ironton as deputy for this
territory.
Mr.. E. w. Graves writes that he
has returned to Poplar Bluff after
delightful sojourn in Los Angeles,
California.
Geo. Mockler, David Dunn and Ed
Doran, three young men from st.
Louis, are spending ten days on Ar
cadia Heights.
Francis Bros. expect to have their
store building finished and stock on
hand ready to do business some time
in September.
VT. O'Neal and wife, and Misses
Leila and Blanche of Frsnkclay, drove
through Ironton Monday afternoon
on their way to Poplar Bluff.
Herbert Kaths, wife and boy de-
parted Tuesday morning on their
return to Kansas, going by motor.
Miss Annie Kaths accompanied them.
To our long time friend, Mr.. Thos.
D. Johnson, we are indebted for two
very fine grown watermelons
presented to US Tuesday. They were
delicious.
r. E.Marshall is here for couple Of
weeks from the State University at
Columbia, Mo-, where he Is taking
vocational training. He reports his
surroundings as very pleasant, indeed.
The Valley ball team played at
Fredericktown Sunday. The Freder-
icktown boys had loaded up with too
much foreign talent and we're too
strong for our boys. The score was
too.
Mary Saline writes from st. Louis:
"Sure am having a good time; went
to the Southeast Missouri picnic at
Forest Park Saturday Saw Miss Le-
la O'Neal, Mr.. Farris and lots of peo-
pie I know"
Guess it is all right for the Chau-
tauqua to give a show on Sunday
Piedmont is going to permit it, and
of course, if it wasn't just the proper
thing Piedmont would not tolerate il
for minute.
The community picnic at Lake Kill
larney Monday afternoon was a very
pleasant affair. Some fifty or more
participated, splendid spread hat
been prepared and the hours were en-
joyable spent.
Fredericktown is arranging an auto
line to st. Louis. Two round trip
will be made daily and the promoter
say it will aft ord better service thai
any town on the Iron Mountain en-
joys at present.
The Iron County Teachers and Di
rectors' Meeting held in the rHig
School building Friday and Saturda
was we'll attended and is charac.erlz
ed as satisfactory and successful
every particular.
No electric lights last Tuesda
night. Abominable. Next night tina
went out at eleven O'Clock. Seems
be no schedule at all these days. Jul
as the fellow at the plant takes nc
ton. More than abominable
will do your carpenter and repa
work; also painting, vanishing al
cabinet work at reasonable charge al
guarantee satisfaction.
Phone 79W. j. L. TONG,
Arcadia, Mo.
Hon. N. A. Mozeley, former alto
ney for the railroad but more recen
ly commissioner on the Supren
Court, has resigned the latter pos
tion and is now located at Popl
Bluff for the practice of the law.
J. M. Hawkins returned Saturd
from week at the State Fair at >
dalia. He says that the Fair afford
unmistakable evidence that chanl
hae taken place in Missouri. The c'
ored brother, with his pass, was 6
erywhere.
Bismarck correspondence Farmil
ton News: &c. J. Goeltz, I.