Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-07-27
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the Kroger store.
Teachers examination Friday and
Saturday of next week.
The probate docket for the August
term is printed this week.
For Sale-Girl's Westminster BIZ
cycle, with new tires. Phone 66.
Bismarck has been putting chats
from Iron Mountain on the streets.
The banks will not be open for bus
mess next Tuesday-Primary Election
Day.
Mr.. Arch Hall was quite badly hurt
by a bull on the Turner place at Area
dia Sunday.
]. D. Vance advertises a sale OF
town lots on Arcadia Heights, Thurs
Gay, August 10th.
The summer visitors have been
most unusually scarce this season. Ia
that normally, too?
Mr.. Downey received the first ship
ment of Southeast Missouri canta-
loupes last Thursday.
Miss Carrie Polk entertained a num-
Der of her girl friends at a birthday
party last Friday evening.
The Leadbelt Arcadia Valley Base
Ball Team defeated Maiden at Desloge
Sunday by a score of 7 to 2.
LosT-A pair glasses; gold frame,
and large lenses. One dollar reward
for their return to this office.
This section was visited by quite a
severe wind Sunday morning andsev-
eral trees were blown down.
Cap Sheaf, Whole Wheat Bread, is
nutritious and healthful. Received
fresh, four times weekly, at Lopez's.
Mrs. W. w. Reese, Miss Helen, Mrs.
Gross and Howard Green motored to
Cape Girardeau last Friday to spend
a day or two.
The old bank building in Arcadia
has been demolished and work on the
new structure will be hurried to com
pletion.
The Annapolis and Ellington teams
played ball at Ellington Sunday be-
fore last. Ellington won by a score
of 10 to 2.
Proof of the pudding is in the eat
ing thereof. Thousands praise Tan
lac. So will you. Arcadia Valley
Drug Co.-Adv.
Miss Dorothy Houston entertained
a number of her girl friends at a
swimming party at Lake Killarney
last Wednesday evening.
Mayfield Huff made a number of i'm
provements on the Methodist parson'
age, which he recently purchased, ano
will remove thereto in the nearf future
Miss Edith Gordon, who is a student
in the State University, sends the
editor a number of cards showing
prominent places in Columbia ant
vicinity.
ID. A. Middleton has returned. from.
trip of a week to Blythesville, Para
gould and other places in Northeastern
Arkansas. He reports crop prospect
very fine in that section.
Everybody praises the entalnmen
Afforded by the Chautauqua last week
The gu~aranteers, fifty of them, W
understand, had to put up about 80
piece. The guarantee was for $3.50.
Lieut.. James D. Edgar, who ha
been stationed at Camp Louis, Seattle
Washington, for the past year, is Wis
fting his mother and other relatives Il
Ironton. He goes from here to Cal
fornia.
A book on rectal diseases will b
SEM free for the asking if you mer
ton this paper. Ask for it. Addrei
DR.. D. e. Bell, 1928 Central Nationi
Bank Building, 18th and Olive street
st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. M. A. scoggin and family motol
ed from De Soto to Ironton la
Thursday, returning the followin
day. Mr.. scoggin is a mighty affab
and clever young man and we are a
ways glad to see him.
Services in st. Paul's church, lrol
ton, Sunday, July Both: Holy Con
munion, 500 A. M; Morning Pray'
and Sermon, 1880 A. M. A cordl
welcome to all.
WIN. LARUE WILMER, Rector.
A casual survey of the local stu
ton will convince any n who
nnot SO blind that he will not se'
that the eighteenth amendment al
che Volstead act have by no mea
improved conditions as we we
promised they would.
J. A. Haven of Middlebrook was
Ironton one day last week. MIR. Ha
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