Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-04-21
G B~REvITIEs.

Considerable gravel put on the
streets the past week.
The probate docket for sthe May
term is printed this week.
The Athletic Meet last Saturday
brought quite a lot of folk to town.
For Sale, Cheap.-Ford One Ton
Truck. WENDELL BROS.
How bleak and bare Shepherd
Mountain looks denuded of the tim
Der.
Our light service is proving quite
satisfactory under the present man
agement.
About forty couple attended the
dance at the Academy of Music last
Wednesday night.
Two cars of crushed granite was
put on Main street last week and Is
now already for the oil.
Won't somebody get busy and put
the courthouse yard in order9 It
ought not longer be neglected.
Crocheting and all kinds of Fancy
Work wanted. CLARA MORGAN,
Care Ladies' Exchange, Crede, Colo.
It is said that there will be consid-
cradle prospecting for mineral in the
south end OF the county in the near
future.
A couple of jitney men had quite
an encounter at the Ironton station
one day last week and some hard ticks
passed.
It is feared that the frosts of last
week got about all the fruit that was
left after the big freezes of the Easter
cold spell.
A number of boys from the School
of Mines at Rolla we're in the valley
several days last week, exploring and
investigating.
For Sale-Two teams, wagons and
harness complete. Will be be sold
very cheap. Apply to John I. Mar
shall, Ironton, Mo,
Esther, In St. Francois comfy, will
hold a special election April '28th te
issue bonds to the amount of $4,000
to build a high school.
The Valley Base Ball team is pre-
pairing to organize for the season
The lineup. it Is announced, will bt
much the same al last year.
For Sale-One registered Hereford
Bull, Is months old. Extra fine ami
NAL. Priced to sell.
]. F. HINzE g. Son, Bismarck, Mo.
Elias Nichols has bought the oil
Mayes livery barn in south Irontol
from John r. Nelson and is fitting ]
up to operate a garage and repair shol
therein.
| hear that Miss Velma Pippin rea,
a rather interesting essay-in vers
-at the Declamatory Contest las
Saturday evening. Perhapsth REGIS
TER may publish it at a later date.
r. L. McLa ughrey has closed hi
jewelry shop in the Academy of Musi
building and will spend all his tim
fruit-growing and gardening on nj
place at the foot OF Pilot Knob hill.
For Sale-Red Bermuda Sweet Pc
tato Plants, rs cents per hundred
parcel post orders, 80 cents per hun
dred, prepaid. ]. "A. SMITH,
Phone 3l2. Arcadia, Mo.
E. H. Seitz ia taking his vacatio
and j.. L. Mccormick is the relief op
orator. Mr.. Seitz will spend his tim
at his home in Middlebrook and !
st. Louis."-Piedmont Journal Ban
ner.
It is said that from present indics
tions there will be little or nothin
doing at Iron Mountain this spring
This, after all the promises Of Il
great activity that would be notice
able whereabouts.
The railroad company has announ,
ed the likelihood of closing numb'
of the stations along the road. Apl
10th was the day named for the ord
to become effective. But nothing hi
resulted up to date.
The fret local among the Farmer
Clubs was organized last Thursday
the Red School House, on MarbI
Greek, and will be klown as the Ma
Bile Greek Farm Club, with Lon Pari
or as president and Alfred Smith
secretary.
John Hunt, w. Walters and
Blackwell, Of East st. Louis, Illinoi
rode TO Ironton on their bicycles Ia
week and were guests of Mr.. A.
Schwab, While here they visit
Lake Killarney and other plac
roundabout.
The editor is in receipt Of q lett
from w. w. Matson, formerly
Graniteville, but now living in
rln,,d Minnesota. whara ha has ha