Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-06-02
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Teachers Examinations Friday and
Saturday.
The price of the automobile seems
to be tumbling.
Don't forget the a-Day Specials at
Gay & Kindell's.
The first alfalfa cutting Of the sea-
son was made last week.
For Sale-A fresh Jersey COW and
calf. Apply at this office.
The banks, the post Office and most
of the stores we're closed Decoration
day.
Some very fine bass have been
hooked in Lake Killarney the past
week.
Guess the homegrown strawberry
never was before 80 scarce as it has
been this year.
We had quite a nice shower last
Thursday evening but more rain
would be most acceptable now.
Registered Spotted Poland China
Pigs for sale. M. L. STEPHENS,
Arcadia, Mo.
For Sale-Two s fl. Counter Show
Gases. Bargains.
ARCADIA VALLEY DRUG Co.
An interesting program is being ar
ranged for July Sd and 4th on the
Methodist Assembly Grounds, Area
dia.
R. F. Nation, who has been employ
ed at Kuhn's meat market for a num-
Der Of years, has given up his position
there.
The Annapolis Miners defeated the
Greenville Base Ball Club by a score
of 10 to 9 in a 10 inning game at An
napolis Sunday.
Mr.. s. E. Breslan, who recently pur-
chased a residence in Ironton, has re-
moved from st. Louis and is snow dom
iciled in his home here.
Work is progressing right along on
the sold Folks Homen in Russellville.
It will be one of the greatest struc-
lures in all Southeast Missouri.
Again we say please get your let
ters for the paper to US before Tues
day If you can. Several that came
Tuesday of this week had to be left
out.
Mrs. M. B. Bradley entertained
twenty-three people from st. Louis
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. About
the first summer visitors of the sea-
son.
The Des Arc post-ofice went from
the fourth to the third -class May LIST.
There r now three presidential Of
fees in the county, viz: lronton,
Arcadia and Des Arc.
AS the -4th of July draws nea re-
member the big Picnic and Dance to
be given by the Woodmen at Granite
vile on that date. Arrangements
are being made for a are old time.
Prof. E. Dearborn left Saturday for
Pierce City, Mo-, where he will be
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associated with the General Welfare
Chautauqua as travelling agent and
superintendent throughout the sum-
mer.
There was just a little more than ter
Thousand gallons of oil put on the
street last week and Main street il
certain to be free of dust for several
months to come. TIE cost of the oil
was Z IL cents a ga On, delivered.
Lost-Sunday, May 20, somewhere
between Ironton and Arcadia, apock-
et-book containing about $35, and q
Chicago & Alton Railway pass. Re-
turn to Arcadia College and receive
reward. DoRoTHEA COLEMAN.
Lost-Monday on the road between
Glover and Ironton a Black Silk Hand
bag, containing a bank book, bunch
of keys, q letter and small amount
of money. Finder please deliver to
J. r. Goff, Glover, Mo-, and receive
reward.
A letter from E. a.. Lloyd Of Annap'
oils advises US that he is now al
Whipple Barracks, Prescott, Arizona
We hope to hear Of an early improve
ment in his health. He has never
been we'll since he returned from
France.
Bismarck Gazette: wv. N. and. ].
B. Love Of St. Louis we're in Bismarch
the greater part OF this week, being
called here on account of the .~serious
illness Of their father, r. @. Love. A,
this writing, however, he is greatly
improved.n
A. L. Fill had a COW killed by light.
ming lately. Having his stock insur-
ed against such occurrences, he col
lected $50. He had exactly the same
experience last summer, collecting
$50 for the loss.-Fredericktowr
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