Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-31
LOCAL B%REvITIEs.

American Legion Dance April 9Th.
The bakery front has been re- paint
ed.
City and school elections next Tues
day.
Another devastating freeze Monday
night.
Grand jury meets next week. Good
time to go fishin'?
Anybody running for school direct
or or city council?
Promises to be an exceedingly
quiet city election.
See the advertisement of Thos. B.
Pruitt, painter and decorator.
Pennington expects to have free
mail delivery in the near future.
The dance at Granite vile Monday
night Is reported as a very enjoyable
affair.
An unusually large acreage of oats
has been planted hereabouts this
spring.
Something new-slow- motion pho
Biography at the Academy Theatre
Saturday.
A Doniphan nan shipped forty-six
cases of eggs to st. Louis last week
by parcel post.
Quite a reduction has been made in
the force employed in the railroad
shops at De Soto.
Annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Bank of Arcadia Valley next
Monday afternoon.
Circuit court will probably be in
session about O week, it is surmised.
May last longer, though.
We are sorry to announce that Mrs.
M. A. Gay has been confined to her
bed for several weeks past.
Recorder Hawkins Saturday issued
a marriage license to Mathew Koyaz
and Rose Pare of Pilot Knob.
The regular April term of the cir
cult court convenes next Monday.
The docket is printed elsewhere.
The county court will receive bids
from banks desiring to be custodian
of the county money at the May
term.
As there has been quite q reduction
in the price of certain materials this
promises to be quite q spring for re-
pairing.
Seven divorce cases on the circuit
court docket. This is hardly up 10
the average maintained by adjoining
counties these days.
The first rhubarb was on the market
last week-almost a month ahead Of
the usual time. Everything promises
to be early this spring.
A Ford car found on the Patten
road, not far from FredericktoWn, is
awaiting an owner. The suppositior
is that the car has been stolen and
then abandoned.
Chas. Barnes Of Pilot Knob, who Is
pitching for the Miami, Oklahoma,
base ball team this year, was home 9
few days last week. 1t is reported
that he is doing first class work.
An unusually heavy rain last We'd
nesday night and the creeks were ill7
ed to Overlooking. If the rains con-
tinue throughout April there should
be prospect for q good yield Of hay.
A general picnic will be gived in the
Hotel Park, Arcadia, July 4th, the
proceeds to be donated to the fund
for building ~waterworks on the Area
dia Assembly Grounds. Particulars
later.
All base ball players who wish t.
sstry outu for the Arcadia Valley Base
Ball team the coming season be al
Fletcher's Field, Sunday, April3, al
2 o'clock, If weather is suitable.
MANAGER.
Grandma Block celebrated the 90tE
anniversary Of her birth at her home
in Middlebrook last Sunday, q mum
Der of relatives and friends being il
attendance. Considering her advanc'
cd age the hostess is still quite active
The financial statement Of IroI
county for the year ending January
81, 1921, is issued il pamphlet form
with this issue of the REGISTER. It i
q complete exhibit Of the county's re
ceipts and expenditures for the pas
year.
Al picture will be given at th'
Academy Theatre, Wednesday even
ing, April 9Th, for the benefit Of TIL
Baptist Home Building fund. VII
start promptlylat Z o'clock. A matt
nee will be given at 4 O'Clock in TIL
afternoon Of the same day,