Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-06-08
Your ice business appreciated.
PHoNE Of

PHONE 81.
MIR. Goodman, We understand, i
arranging to build still another bunga
low on clearinghouse Farm.n On
has but recently been completed.
For Sale-Collie puppies; mother
fine Collie, sire unknown. Five dol
lars each. MAY THOMSON,
Arcadia, Mo.
Three hundred or more members Of
the Y. w. @. A., st. Louis, are ex
pected to arrive here Saturday Of
next week for about ten days. stay.
Thousands of people who had losI
hope of ever being well again have
been restored to health and happiness
by Tanlac. Arcadia Valley Drug 90.
ADV.
A number of the young folk from
the valley attended a Decoration Day
dance at Sundays garden, on the Farm
ington Flat River road Tuesday night
of last week.
Our fellow townsman, 7. E. Bell,
who has not been in good health for
some time, is in a hospital in st. Lou
is for treatment. We hope to hear OF
an early Improvement.
There is a story of a holdnp on the
bridge between Ironton and Arcadia
Sunday night last a week ago. 1t is
said the raiders were in a stolen car
and only realized fifty cents from
their victim.
Miss Nan Thomson, who has been
sojonrning in Colorado the past eight
years for the benefit of her health, is
now at "Valley Home" We are glad
to say Miss Thomson's health is
greatly improved.
Invitations have been issued to q
Song Recital by Miss Deronda Me.
CURE, assisted by Misses Theo Monti,
Fabian Wallace and Otie Lynn, at
the Arcadia College Auditorium. this
"wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Quite a number from the valley
journeyed to Bonnie Terre Sunday
to see a ball game between Farming
ton and Bonne Terre. Pennington
won. Tim McCabe and Bob Edgar
played with Pennington.
The primary election promises to
be one of the quieteet and most I'M
interesting in the history of the coun-
ty. How different from the turmoil
and exciting times that characterized
the primary forty years ago.
Whom did you patronize during the
war? Do. we still stick together?
Why not demand the best and get it?
You need not go outside your own
Valley to get the best. Purity Soda is
Valley-made. If you like it, try ask
ing for it.-Adv.
The road contract for the ele
miles north from Ironton requires the
work shall be completed by Decem-
Der 31st. On the contracts south Of
Ironton, we understand, the contrac-
tors have more than a year to com
plete their work.
Saw some watermelons go through
town In a truck last Friday. Guess
they came from Georgia or some
other southern port. They looked
fine. We did not have nerve enough
to ask the price. Just stood off and
admired them afar.
Mrs. G.. w. Collins and son, Ogi9,
Mrs. 7. O'Rourke Of Desloge, Mrs. e.
Thomas and daughter of Bonnie Terre,
and DR.. Frank Collins and family of
st. Louis motored down to the Ozark
Farm at Minimum recently. All re-
port a pleasant trip.
Mr., Henry Damman and A. B.
Kimpton, of Wichita, Kansas. and
Mrs. Lena Snasdell, of st. Louis, were
callers at this Office last Friday, hav-
ing been called here to attend the
funeral Of Mr.. Andrew Damman at
Brule on Wednesday.
S~trayed-From my farm, one mile
east of Pilot Knob, about June LIST,
two mule colts; one mare, black, two
years old; horse colt, brown, yellow
on shoulder, three years old.
20 reward. J. D~UBINsKy,
I%ronton, Mo.
The Iron County Calf Club was re-
Gently organized at the courthouse in
[ronton with the following officers:
Milford Riggs, chairman; George
Stark, vice chairman; q. w. Hanson,
secretary. Mrs. Milford Riggs was
chosen as newspaper correspondent.
Mrs. W. g. Patton, Of Hutchinson,
came in last week for . visit Of
few weeks with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Chas. Guessing. DR.. Patton
accompanied her as far as st. Louis
where he attended the meeting Of the