Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-12-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

N0S'
Legion tonight.
Indications are that the holidays will
be quiet enough.
It was about the wettest November
of which we have record. !;
Albert Collins has sold his transfer
business to Ray Pinkley.
That new Maxwell at Baldwin's Ga
rage is a beauty, and no mistake.
There were several peals of thun-
der during the snow storm last Satur-
day.
The railroad employees have been
notified of another reduction in wages
effective January 1st.
Louis Miller has the contract for
building the waterworks on the AS
sembly grounds, Arcadia.
Most of the section men have been
laid off, a crew now consisting of the
foreman and one helper.
The K. P.s are planning a supper
and entertainment for members and
families during the holidays.
Henry Seitz, the soda water man at
Middlebrook, has purchased q Ford
truck from Fletcher & Barger.
Holiday Slippers, for ladies, men
and children. Large new stock, much
lower prices at LOPEZ STORE 90.
Since the burning of Fort Hill
church, the Arcadia Methodists are
holding services in the school house.
The Baptist Ladies cordially solicit
your magazine subscriptions; try
them once, Promptness a speciality.
Phone %.
A card from our young friend, DR..
W. E. Harral, of st. Louis, announces
that he has removed his Office to 1894
Plymouth avenue.
The Ely & Walker Company of st.
Louis are establishing q overall fac
tory in De Soto. From $50 to 175 peo-
pie will be employed.
The Lutheran folk will hurry the
basement of their new church to COM
pletion and then use it until the rest
of the building is finished.
For Sale-A complete outfit for
public bath-complete equipment and
will be sold at a bargain.
JAS. SoHN, Ironton, Mo. Z
Farm Wanted-Wanted to hear
from owner Of a farm for sale; give
lowest price, and possession.
L. JONES, Box 500, Olney, I'll.
Wendell Bros. are now operating an
Overland sales room and garage in
Flat River as we'll as Ironton. George
Wendell spends most of his time over
there.
A new time card will become effec-
tive on the railroad next Sunday. Tt
is said trains Nos. 5 and 6, night
passenger trains, are to be put back
on the road.
The fve-year-o old son of Thos. B
Reagan, who died in st. Louis Tuesday
of last week, was brought to Ironton
and inferred in the K. P. cemetery the
following day.
Flat River News: "Miss Minnie
January, who has been teaching in
the fifth grade at Central, resigned
Monday morning, her resignation te
take effect at once"
If undetermined as to what to buy
for a Christmas present go to the
Handy Kitchen and get a box O.
Candy. The assortment is complete
and the quality the best.
Lawrence Aldridge has succeeded
Raymond Sutton az agent for the st
Louis papers and announces that h,
Intends to give the business his bes
attention. Good news.
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Candies! Don't forget that we ar,
in a position to save you money on
Christmas Candies as we make specia
prices on quantity purchases,
LOPEZ STORE Co.
We had our first snow of the white
last Saturday-about an inch of slee
and nov combined. But it soon dis
appeared under the rays Of the SUI
the following two days.
Don't forget the Lutheran Ladie
Bazaar and chicken dinner on Satur
day, December 10. Sale of fame.
work will begin at III A.. M. Dime
served at noon, You are expected.
The appointment Of Harvey limbo
den as postmaster at Arcadia ha
been confirmed by the United State
Senate. The Office will probabl,
change hands about the first OF th
year.
Graniteville Camp, 1902, M. W. A.
will give a Grand Ball at Workmen'
Hall, G~raniteyille, New Years Eve
Saturday night, December 81, 1921
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