Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-11-23
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Read of Lopez's aluminium sale next
Saturday,
Some wild geese and ducks at Lake
Killarney last week.
Work is progressing on the new
Lutheran church in Ironton.
Dedication of the new Baptist church
at Pilot Knob next Tuesday.
Twenty Dollar Doll will be given
away at Arcadia Valley Drug Store.
There will be a dance after the
picture show on Thanksgiving night.
The hardwood floor has been put in
the courthouse hall. Quite an i'm
%provement.
Ladies' good weight Flannelette
Gowns, sizes 16 and II. Special price
$1.00. LOPEZ STORE %.
W. L. White & Son, who live ten
miles south of Ironton on Marble
Greek, will have a sale of personal
property Friday, November Oath.
Our merchants last week received
a car of Irish potatoes grown in the
Big Basin, Wyoming. They are cer-
tginly fine.
The hunters have certainly been
after the quail the past two weeks.
The bird is said to be plentiful and in
fine condition.
The Bank of Arcadia Valley expects
to get in its new home December 1st.
1t is quite an imposing structure and
adds much to the town across the
creek.
Two boilers, weighing more than
six tons each, yer removed from the
Arcadia station last week to the Old
Folks Home now being built in Rus
s~ellville. 1t was quite a task.
Miss Halle Clarkson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Clarkson, of st.
Louis, has announced December 10th
as the date of her marriage with Mr..
Harlan Fl. Frazier, of st. Louis.
Mr.. M. D. Riggs, who has been sta
toned as passenger agent for the
Frisco railroad for some time past,
has been appointed District Passen-
ger Agent at Fort Worth, Texas.
A line to the editor from Ms,
Martha j. Francis advises us that she
is now located in Lakewood, a suburb
of Cleveland, Ohio, and will probably
remain there for several months.
The Purity Soda Company, Area
dia, will continue to manufacture to
full capacity through the winter. This
is unusual to soda manufactures, but
quality always commands service.
Duncan Robertson, who has had
charge of Gay & Kindell's store al
Roselle for several years, will take
vocational training. Ray Pinkley il
now in charge of the Roselle store.
Amazing story of Henry Ford. Mos
talked of man in America. Book con-
tains 400 pages; $3.50 postpaid.
w. L. NEwBERRY, 1874 Drexel,
Detroit, Mich.
A cooperative revival will begin a
the Presbyterian church, Ironton
Tuesday, November 2sth, Rev. A. FL
DuLaney, of Searcy, Arkansas, evan
gelist, in charge. All Christian PEG
pie invited.
Manager Schaefer announces thu
arrival of his photo player, the new
musical machine for the Academ.
Theatre. He expects to get it in posi-
ton within a week. An expert viii
come from the factory to install it.
r. j. Williams, who recently re
moved from south of Arcadia to st
Louis, advises us that he is located a
4151a Cleveland Avenue, and promise
to send us a letter later. We hope b
will keep his word. We will be gla'
to hear from him.
The Ironton High School Baske
Ball team played at Potosi Friday an
at Irondale Saturday, losing bot
games. People are coming to the cor
clusion that the Ironton team is
mighty bum organization or is havin
all kinds of hard luck.
DR.. B. FL. Selvidge, O. D., examin
Ing and inspecting optometrist Iron
ton and Arcadia Public Schools, wi
be at the Commercial Hotel, Ironton
Thursday, November 23d, Friday
November oath, and up to noon, Sat
urday, November 18th.
Our former fellow citizen. John 7
Scott, was elected Probate Judge {
Phelps county in the recent election
defeating his Republican opponent b
1853 votes. The Democratic majoritie
in the counties round about us tn
year certainly are brutal, and the
some.
w. ri. Wallet, Of Graniteville, VIII