Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-02-17
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Probate court is in session this
week.
Teachers examination March 4th
and 9Th.
The early fisherman has already
been out.
Coming = "Princess ~Chrysanthe-
num-" March 4th.
Mr.. Carson replies to Baker East.
man in this weeks paper.
Nichols, the butcher and grocer, has
an advertisement this week.
The banks will not be open for bus
mess next Tuesday Washington's
birthday.
Sunday and Monday were ideal
spring days with the thermometer up
in the seventies.
Eggs are down to twenty five cents
q acknowledgement they have been in
q long, long time.
Don't over look your State income
tax return. Must be filed with the
Assessor before March LIST.
Fresh Milk Daily-I am prepared to
furnish fresh milk daily. Phone No.
ar. FRED L. ALLa1ER.
VIM. Shular of Marble Creek has
removed to a farm, g Frederick
town, which he recently purchased.
Entertainment by the primary de-
partment of the Ironton schools in
the High School Auditorium Friday
evening.
Manager Schaefer presented one of
Charlie Chaplin's pictures in the audi
torium of Arcadia College Monday
night of last week.
|, House and two lots for ,sale. Good
\ six-room house; o%utbuilding. Some
tfruit. Good we'll water. Apply to J.
Va. Francis, Ironton, Mo.
Arrived-At the home of Mr.. and
FMrs..'B. E. Depew, near I%ronton, Mo-,
sunday, February 6, 1921, a baby girl,
Naomi Maxine. All we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Whelahon, east
of Ir%onton, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a baby boy at their home
Sunday, February 18th, 1921.
Best %granulated sugar-12 lbs. for
$1.O0 with other purchases amounting
to $500 during the sale.
LOPEZ STORE 90.
Programmes have been issued for
a Sunday School Institute of the M
E. Church, South, at WilliamsFille
Monday and Tuesday of next week.
As a winter month January was
sure a misft. And February, so far
goes it several degrees better. Just
think of it! The thermometer regis
tered rs Monday. How about you
California climate?
DR.. Howard Lindsay writes thu
REGISTER from St. Louis that he will
file as a candidate for the Republican
nomination for City Council and ex'
poets to have the support of thu
Koeln organization in his aspirations.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
Jack @. Kaechel Of st. Louis ant
Myrtle Brewer of Annapolis.
Geo. E. Hughes and Julia Crawle.
of Des Arc.
MI. E. L. Cook, cashier of thu
Merchants g. Miners Bank of Fla
River, former cashier of the Bank o
Ironton, was last week appointed
bank examiner by Bank Commission
81 Hughes. The position pays $500
a year and expenses.
To Mrs. Albert Kuhn I am indebted
for two homegrown oranges. The,
are good-sized and fully ripened
Mrs. K. planted the young tree an
raised the fruit to perfection, severa
years being required. Missouri or
anges! How is that?
Elvins correspondence in Flat Rive
News: uMr. and Mrs. Fred Cover
and three children left Friday for De
Arc, in Iron county, where they ex
pect to spend an indefinite time visit
ing relatives. The parents of bot
Mr.. and Mrs. Govero live at Des Arc.
At the city election in April
mayor, marshal, and collector an
an alderman from each ward are t
be chosen. The terms of Alderma
Trauernicht of Ward No. 1 and Alder
man Ed Dinger Of Ward No. 2 expire
A to Alderman Reese wi
also have to pc elected,
Twelve days-more and the ides {
March will be upon us. May tn
weather be conforming, with joyou
Nature smiling upon springing life !
bud and leaf and root, with never
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