Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-02-02
LOCAL. B~REvITIEs.

The Ironton Follies of 1922.
Thursday is grounding day.
Free Movies again next Saturday.
County court meets in regular SEES
sion next Monday.
A good many rabbits slain during
the snow last week.
The one big show-the Hot Time
Mipstrels of 1922.-Adv.
The wood haulers have been kept
going the past two weeks.
w. D. Fletcher bought a cal OF hogs
in Reynolds county last week.
Pure bred Duroc pigs-$5 each; 10
in litter. STARK rAAM
The Republicans are already an
nouncing for Office in Washington
county.
Lots Of tramps. How different
what it was in the days Of Wilson ano
prosperity.
The examination for postmaster at
Des Arc is scheduled at Poplar Bun,
February 18th.
Manager Schaefer had two full
houses at the Free Movie snow ias1
Saturday afternoon.
The frost and the snow and ice naVe
left the roads in the worst condition
they have been for some time.
Because Of the cold weather WORK
in the mines at Iron Mountain was
suspended for a few days last week.
Wanted-A combination black mare ,
not over seven years old. Must %
guaranteed. P. Cepicky, Phone Ito.
Losr-A Senior Gold Ring-'P. a.
II engraved on inside. Finder 70
turn to this office and receive reward
Tanlac now has the largest sale OF
anv medicine in the world. There Is
q season. Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Adv.
Ford has reduced the price on the
Fordson from 1925 to $685.. Quite 9
drop all at once and without any
warning.
The election Tuesday to select del
epates to the Constitutional Conven'
tion was quiet. Only 76 votes cast .
Ironton precinct.
We do not often have sucn ioea
Ice making weather as the past tW'
weeks afforded. And but little az
vantage taken thereof.
Contractor Tual has a force OF me-
at work building a log and cooois
stone bungalow for Mr.. Goodman O
aMorningthorpe Farm"
uWhere moonshine is made Is
@ still.n See the African Gol
Club. Hot Time Minstrels, Academ
Theatre, February 24th.-Adv.
have for sale large roll top ofiic
desk, q good sewing machine and q
Oliver typewriter. Phone 7sw.
J. L. TONG.
Under date Of January 18th MI
Kelton E. White addresses the editt
from Phoenix, Arizona: Correcting
Wish you could see this interestil
country.
We had the biggest snow in "
winters last Thursday-four inches
more. But the sun came out ne
day and the "beautiful' quickly di
appeared.
Miss Josie Holloman, OF hogan,
sojourning with Mr.. and Mrs Bario
the latter, nee Jessie Holloman,
their bungalow on Methodist Assel
bly, Grounds.
George w. Whitworth, who ?
been living in Oklahoma for anumn
Of years, is now train auditor on
Iron Mountain between Poplar BIZ
and Little Rock.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collec'
7. ID. Shriver wilfbe in Ironton MAJ
4th and 9th to assist Iron county Pc
pie in making out their federal
come tax return.
A.. P. Grow is putting in a saw n
at his lumber yard in north Iron
and has already received quite a
Of pine logs, many Of which are De
hauled from west Of town.
After ten days, the thermome
below the freezing point about all
time, Monday and Tuesday W
pleasant and balmy like spring.
the forecast is for more bad weatn
Friends win be very sorry to b
OF the critical condition Of Mrs. IN
deus Wells, formerly Miss Mary !
ers, Of Little Rock, Arkansas. \
Wells has been 10 wretched health
some time.
a small SON of Lee Usher was
over by . wagon loaded with v
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