Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-03
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March came in fine.
"Princess Chrysanthemum."
City and school elections will soon
be here.
Considerable blowing of gardens
the past week.
Teachers examinations Friday and
Saturday of this week.
Do not fail to hear sPrincess Chrys-
anthemumn on Friday evening.
On the first page is a letter from
Baker Eastman in reply to MI. Carson.
All varieties of Northern Seed Pota-
toes on sale at Lopez Store Compa-
ny's.
De Soto is organizing a 800, 900 trust
company to succeed the defunct Peo-
ple's Bank.
Are the ladies going to take APRON
inent part in the city and school cleo
tions next month?
A Ballet of Fairies and Umbrella
Dance by the Sprites of the Night, in
"Princess Chrysanthemum."
The ladies' evidenced considerable
interest in the bread baking contest
at the Lopez store last Saturday.
Garden-making time is at hand.
Lopez's can supply all your needs in
Garden Tools and Seeds of all kinds.
See the thrilling rescue OF the Prin-
cess from the den of the Wizard Cat.
"Princess Chrysanthemum," March
4th.
A number of valley people attend
ed a dance at the home of MIR. VIM
King in Belleview last Friday even
ing.
The officials say you must keep your
chickens up if you want to keep ou1
of trouble. This is final notice and
and warning TO all.
Teachers will not overlook thu
meeting Of the Iron County Local il
he High School Auditorium Frida.
tevening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Bishop Johnson will be at st. Paul
church, I~ronton, Friday evening
March 18th. The Bishop will talk o
his visit to Europe last summer.
Wanted-Several tracts of CHEAP
cut-oyer land in Iron County or ad'
joining counties. Apply
Box 2S1, Ironton, Mo.
For Sale-10 acres, part in cultiva
tion, rest in timber, new house or
place. A bargain.
BEN WIsEMAN, Graniteville, Mo.
The Gay & Kindell Mercantile Com
pany of Ironton has filled petition
asking for the dissolution of said cor
poration at the April term of circuit
court.
y. @. Middleton has purchased wha
is known as the Adolph property OIL
the corner of Dent and Main streets
from E. M. Ward and is now domi
ciled therein.
Mrs. j. G. Yount has moved from
her farm to the brick building il
Russellville, formerly the Edga'
home. Mrs. Yount has leased he
farm to Wm. Light.
Two directors are to be chosen a
the school election to be held in the
Ironton district April 9th. The di
rectors whose terms expire are R. E
Rudy and Fred Kindell, Jr.
Rev. LII. Davis returned to Ar
cadia last week after spending 9
month or more with his sol in Dallas
Texas. He reports a most delight
full sojourn in the Lone Star State.
Wanted-Several incubators. Stat
size, make, condition and price ]
first letter.
j. w. RUSSELL POULTRY YARDS,
Ironton, Mo.
The chances are that you will neve
live to see another winter as mild a
this one has been should you reac
the age Of a hundred. No mi has
recollection Of any such winter here
tofore.
Mrs. Harriet Farmhouse observes
her 91st birthday Monday. Mrs. Barr
house is probably the oldest person !
the valley. She is quite feeble bu
remarkably preserved in many way
at that.
Franklin Reagan of Ironton, Mo
viii be a representative Of the Uni
versity OF Missouri in the debate wit
Washington University, March !!
He is enrolled in the College Of Art
and Science.
F. b. Barnes, representing the s
Louis Chamber of Commerce, was q
Ironton visitorlast week. Mr.. Barnt
visits rural communities in an or
deavor to create an interest in com
mercial clubs.
About oeventy- five farmers at