Iron County register., 1921-09-01
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
School next Monday.

Cord wood is selling at "a.
Picnic and dance at Graniteville
next Monday.
Chicken-Fry on Crane Pond next
Saturday.
Fletcher & Barger sold nine Ford
cars and tractor last week.
The Standard Oil Company will put
in tank at the Ironton station.
The banks will not be open for
business next Monday-Labor Day.
Growers say that watermelons are
too cheap for there to be any money
in producing them.
Manager Schaefer will go to st.
Louis this week to buy another mov-
ing picture machine.
Albert Collins has moved to Ar
cadia and Is now domiciled in one OF
the Miller bungalows.
Gee. Wouldn't an apple or peach
be fine? Just think of it. September
1st, and not one apple yet.
The Ursuline Sisters in Arcadia
bought Ford Touring car and truck
from the local agency last week.
A. R. Campbell of Belleview is
domiciIed in the house, near the mill,
recently vacated by Albert Collins.
Mrs. Lena Finnimore Of Arcadia
will have sale of her household and
kitchen furniture Saturday, Septem-
ber 10th.
It has been long time since gar
den truck of all kinds was as plentiful
and good in August as it has beer
this year.
The statement is made that the
company now operating at Iror
Mountain contemplates the erection
of hundred tenant houses.
For Sale-My property in Arcadia
lot on Assembly Grounds; also Gsomt
household goods.
MRS. A. M. PLANTE.
Fred Kindell, Jr,, and family wen
to Columbia, Mo-, last Thursday
Mrs. Kindell and Byron and Mis-
Anna Marie will spend the school yea
there.
Contractor Tual is making exten
sive improvements on the bungalow,
just south of Arcadia, purchased from
G, L. Carson by Mr.. Lambert OF st
Louis.
For Sale-You mare, perfectl.
sound and gentle, for driving or rid
ing. Also 20 acres with fruit an
stone bungalow. L. P. Cordell, Pilo
Knob, Mo.
Lost-On Main street in Ironton,
bunch of keys--a switch key, thre
brass keys and three other keys
Finder please return to R. T. White
Ironton, Mo.
1t is reported that at meeting o
the Board OF Trustees Of Marvin Col
lege held in st. Louis last Friday W
d. Vandiver was elected as presider
of the institution.
Mrs. A. D. Boss of Oelwein, lows
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
T. III. Barrett Mrs. Boss came her
from Middlebrook where she ha
been visiting relatives for sewers
months Bismarck Gazette.
Died-At Marble Greek, Friday, ,Au
gust 26, 1921, Mrs. 7. G.. Pratt, age
SO years. Deceased had been in poo
health for two years. and a stroke
apoplexy brought the end. The fu
neral took place Saturday.
Wm. r. Edgar, Jr., attended NEE
ing OF the Bar Association of the 21s
Judicial Circuit at Potosi last Thurs
day. The next annual meeting of tn
Association will be held in Ironton o
a date to be determined later.
Base ball boosters claim that th
games played in Ironton are not give
the public patronage that they al
entitled to and that unless there
larger attendance on future exhibi
tions playing in Ironton may have
be tcut out"
Miss Stella Beardsley, who has bee
attending the summer term at th
Cape Normal, was guest few day
the past week of Mrs. Buck Mckee
Mine La Motto, returning to her HON
at Ironton Saturday. -FredericktoW
Democrat News.
M. Rudolph of st. Louis has pul
chased the shoe shop Of Fred .Kindel
Sr., in Ironton, and is now conduc
ing the business. We are mighty Sol
ry to see our old friend step down ar
out, but he's worked long and faitf
fully and earned rest.
We congratulate our worthy col
temporary on his securing the ar
pointment Of deputy game warden II
+hia d;otr;nt Mv p;on uouu that