Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-11-03

The Lutherans are getting ready to
build their church on the lot recently
purchased on the corner of Main and
Dent streets. The structure will be
of granite spawls.
Our young friend, Mr.. Kelton E.
White, of st. Louis, went with the
bankers on their jaunt to New Orleans
last week. Mr.. White will visit Cuba
before he returns home. .
Mrs. Geo. Thompson Yves quite Sc
riously injured by q falling porch at
her home on Marble Creek, ten miles
south of ~Ironton, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Thompson was also injured.
MI. E. E. Evans spent a couple Of
days last week at Logansport, Ko-
komo and other places in Indiana.
Mr.. Evans says business seems to be
booming in the Indiana country.
Yours is the opportunity to save by
buying your fall and winter goods
during the Big Special Sale Novem-
Der 9th to 10th.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
The city's fire engine when taken to
the fire in Arcadia last week failed to
give satisfactory service. Whether
the machine is defective or it was not
intellige nifty handled seems to be in
doubt.
The REGISTER is indebted to Mrs.
G.. W. Collins of the New Ironton
Hotel for some very fine, large sweet
potatoes. We do not recall q season
when any better ones were produced
hereabouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Clarkson
spent the past week at their home in
Ar cadia. George was in to see us
the other day and says they always
like to get down here for a week or
more in October.
Lost-Thursday evening, between
telephone office and Mrs. Bradley's
residence, pair Of dark shell trimmed
glasses with temple piece bent. Find
err kindly return to Mrs. M. B. Brad
ley and receive reward.
Five hundred Utah sheep were un-
loaded at Hilliard in Butler county
last week by a mar who intends rails
ing sheep on quite an extended scale,
He says the Ozarks offer great posi-
bilities for the sheep grower.
Cullen Duvall merchant at st
Mary, Mo-, and two of his daughters
spent Sunday afternoon in Perryville
The two girls are attending the acade.
my at Arcadia, Mo-, and had Q vaca.
ton of three days.-Perryville Sun.
While working in Chas. E. Bolch'l
new residence at Annapolis last Fri.
day W. j. Shular of Arcadia fell from
a scaffold and fractured his left wrist
Yet he thinks it very fortunate that
he did not suffer more serious in
%juries.,
The Presbyterian Sunday School hal
a class composed OF the older people
of the community. This class is fol-
men and women and any one not at
tending elsewhere will be welcomed
to come to this Bible Glass, which ii
taught by Mr.. W. W. Reese.
Earl, the twenty one months old
son of MI. and Mrs. j. M, Mauzy o
Pilot Knob, died Friday, October
21st, 1921. The remains were in
TERED in the Pilot Knob cemetery
Saturday. The bereaved have thu
sympathy of the community in thei
sorrow.
Mr.. VIM. Trauernicht recently re
ceived a letter from George II. Gass
man, the contractor, who is putting
up some big buildings at Emporia
Kansas. Mr.. Gassman writes that hi
now has contracts totaling $500, O0O
Another Iron county lad who is max
ing his way in the world.
w. A. Vandil, secretary and treasur
err of the White & Hummel Manu-
featuring Company at Pine Bluff
Arkansas, writes: Cuisines with u
has been very quiet for some time
but seems to be picking up now. W
have made very few hubs during thu
past year, but prospects are better
for the future"
The Pioneer. Cooperage Compan.
is, we understand, building quite
town on the site, about six mile
southwest of Belleview, where the.
propose operating their stave factory
A dozen or more houses have beer
built in the neighborhood Of the Lam
bert farm. Active operations will
probably begin soon.
Mr.. Henry Damman, Of Wichita
Kansas, departed last Saturday 70