Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-07-28
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sion next Monday.
Stockholders meeting of the Bank
of Annapolis next Monday.
Albert Collins has purchased the
Hughes residence on Main street.
j. w. Tins and family will tent on
Arcadia Heights during the Assembly.
An agricultural and stock show will
be given in Pennington October 81
and %.
Ironton B. Y. P. U. will maintain a
camp on the Assembly grounds dur
ing the session.
The Arcadia Valley ball team played
at Bonnie Terre Sunday, winning by
q score of Z to 6.
Eggs are not 30 plentiful as they
have been and the price is up to
twenty-f cents.
1t is stated that the wheat acreage
in this vicinity the coming year will
De greatly uce
Remember the auction sale at M.
L. Stephens farm, south of Arcadia,
Thursday afternoon.
Stills are being found by the pro-
hibition enforcement every day in
every county in the Southeast.
Misses Dorothy and Helen Reese
entertained a number of young friends
Wednesday evening of last week.
Geo. A. Left has sold his store house
and residence on Main street to J. A.
Francis of the west end of the county.
For Sale-A Delaval Cream Separa-
tor in first class condition. For full
particulars phone Pabst Farm, phone
No. Ill.
MI. Thos. johnson, the gardener,
tells us that the heavy rains of the
past few weeks shortened his water
melon and ca%ntaloupe crop.
Business must be prospecting with
the craft in st. Francois county. The
editors, or some of them, are indulg-
ing in long motor trips.
1t is said that the dances at Iron
Mountain Lake are becoming quite
popular and draw attendance from
all directions.
Many automobiles from afar off
visit the valley these summer days.
Illinois seems to have an unusual
number of cars touring this section.
The Missouri Baptist Assembly con-
venes on Arcadia Heights Monday,
August lst. Everything is in read
mess and a record crowd is anticipate
ed.
Most people seem to think that you
will not have nearly so much trouble
getting your winters wood this year
as you have for three or four seasons
past.
It is said that the first a of water
melons brought to Ironton this year
wa a disastrous deal to the importer
and that he lost considerable money
thereon.
Well gamble that there isn't a road
way anywhere more free from dust
and pleasanter to drive on than our
own Main street this summer. 1t is
an ideal driveway.
Col. and Mrs. J. A. w. Lewis of st.
Louis are spending three weeks at
aOzark Home.n They will return to
st. Louis this week but expect to
come back in about ten days to spend
another month here.
DR.. w. E. Harral and son and MIR.
and Mrs. j. w. Harral motored from
st. Louis Saturday morning to spend
9 few days at the Arcadia Assembly.
We had n pleasant call from the DR..
and his father Sunday morning.
Cotton, California, Information, Ju-
" 21st: ..'Mrs. H. O. Davis of San
Francisco arrived last Friday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. A. M. Madigan,
indefinitely. The Madigan family mo-
tored to Los Angeles to meet her."
Fredericktown pays for the oil for
her streets by a special tax. Most of
the people paid their tax cheerfully,
but some few protested and finally
refused. Suit is to be brought against
the delinquents in the circuit court.
Special election next Tuesday to
vote on the proposed constitutional
amendments and other matters. The
indications are that the vote will be
light in this county as no one seems
to be taking much interest in the out
come.
Social on tie courthouse lawn Fri
day afternoon and evening of this
week. Proceeds to be devoted to the
fund for erecting q memorial shaft in
the courthouse yard. 1t 10 a worthy
cause and should be literally sup
ported.
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