Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-12-01
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Circuit court in Reynolds county
this week.
Agood crowd attended the dance
ct Granitevllle last Wednesday night.
Isn't there some way that Main
street can be made SIN Doth and evenS
Many people complaining at the
) condition of the roads since the late
rains.
Little Johnnie Lovelace had the
misfortune to fall and fracture an arm
Monday.
It is said that Arcadia folk want to
supplant Fort Hill church with a $10,-
600 structure.
The American Legion Ball will be
given Friday evening December 23d-
not New Years Eve, as heretofore
stated.
The total rainfall in three days of
week before last was just about six
inches. Unusual, especially in Mo-
vemDer.
Found-Gold filed soft link cuff but
ton. Owner can recover same by
calling at this Office and paying for
this notice.
It is said that some hunters have
been killing wild turkeys on Shepherd
Mountain. In fact, obliterated two
large focks.
The young ladies gave q very credit
able Thanksgiving entertainment in
the Arcadia College auditorium last
Thursday night.
December is the last month in which
to pay your taxes before they go de-
linquent and costs and penalty are
added. Better pay now.
DR.. M. L. Stephens, who left hi'
farm, south of Arcadia, late in the
summer. 10 go to Jefferson City, II
now located at Upton, Mo.
I am in the market for some good
cotton mules to feed. Write or phone
what you have for sale. Bell phone
40. E. E. SwINK, Pennington, Mo. :
1t is said that Manager Schaefer
contemplates removing the tower
from the Academy of Music building.
There goes our last chance for a town
clock. II
Mr.. Kelton E. White Of st. Louis
spent several days of last week in the
valley. He has just returned from
trip to New Orleans, Texas anc
Mexico.
Thanksgiving in the valley wai
quiet enough. Aside from the shoot
ing match in Arcadia and a dinner al
the Presbyterian church there wa'
little out of the usual.
Stray-Light bay mare years ole
past, with star in face, black mane
and tail; small bell with tap clapper,
small piece on end of collar. Liberia
reward. Henry Allen, Shirley, Mo.
s. B. Reagan. Tom Reagan and Wal
ter Lauless of st. Louis motored te
Bismarck and Ironton a week agt
Sunday, making the trip in four hours
They returned to st. Louis Tuesday.
Alarge barn on the place of Mrs. J
Boss, Middlebrook, was destroyed b,
fire early Monday morning. Quite
lot Of hay was burned. 1t is though
probably the fire was occasioned b,
tramps.
A large number of people partooI
OF the bountiful spread furnished b
the ladies of the Presbyterian churc
in the basement on Thanksgiving day
One fellow said "a 50 90 dinner TO
fifty cents"
On account of the non-appearanc
of their attorney, the six witnesses
the Charley harris case who ar
~
charged with perjury, which was t
have been held last Saturday, wa
continued until November 30th.-Po
tosi Journal.
r. F. Nations and family came froi
st. Louis Sunday to spend q couple
days with relatives and friends Nj
N. is in charge of a Kroeger mel
market on Franklin avenue, just eal
OF Grand. But he says there is n
place like the valley.
Olin Depew, son of MI, VIM. DE-
pew, was here visiting parents al
friends in Ironton. Olin has been a.
tending the Ozark Business College
Pennington since September. i
saws he likes il fine and wishes mo