Iron County register., 1922-03-16
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Fresh Bulk Cocoa, 10c lb., at Lo-
pez's.
Last Thursday was rainy day sure
enough.
The fisherman, along with the early
gardener, is growing impatient.
The Hot Time Minstrels are talking
of giving an exhibition in Bismarck.
An unusual number of people suf-
fering from colds and grip and kim
dred ills.
Remember the Legion Dance at the
Academy Theatre the night of st.
Patrick's day.
DIR. thinner, dentist, will be in his
home Office, Ironton, three weeks, be-
ginning March Goth.
Two or three small bungalows, built
by st. Louisians, have lately been
built at Lake Killarney.
John Propst, Jr., who formerly liv-
ed at Brunot, has removedto the Mil
ler farm, on Marble Greek.
Ifyou are feeling badly, put your
troubles away by taking Tanlac. Ar
cadia Valley Drug Co.-Adv.
Attend the Recital Thursday even
ing. Benefit of Provident Associa-
tion. Admission, 10 and 25c.
A dance is advertised to take place
at Workmen's Hall, Graniteville,
Thursday night. Given by the Royal
Neighbors.
Mr.. w. H. Fisher Sunday received
word that his daughter, Mrs. Florence
Carroll, of Poplar Bluff had that morn
ing gave birth to baby boy. Con-
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kendall Satur-
day received word thata daughter had
that morning been born 10 their
daughter, Mrs. Alma Scott, in St.
Louis. All we'll.
Rev. w. @. Allen, pastor of the M.
Church, Ironton, colored, will preach
at the Missionary Baptist Oh urch at
Roselle, March II, 1880 p. M. All are
cordially invited. By order of Deacon
Singleton.
For Rent-White House Hotel at
Fredericktown, % rooms. Rent reas-
enable. Furnished complete; furn-
ishings can be bought right. If in
terested write Geo. W. Albright,
Fredericktown, Mo.
Judge Dearing taxed several boot
logger one hundred dollars each after
their pleas Of guilty in the circuit
court here Tuesday morning. A stiff
fer dose awaits them if they ever
come back.-Potosi Journal.
H. L. Bell, who has been quite sick
at the home of his mother in Belle
view, suffering from influenza, is re-
ported to be improving. Mrs. Bel
and her daughter, Mrs. Edison, are
quite sick in hospital in st. Louis.
Mrs. J. H. Keith, District Deputy
President, District No. 146, left fol
Reynolds county Sunday. She in
stalled officers in Lesterville Rebekal
Lodge Monday evening, March IL
and will spend few days visiting OLE
friends.
Mrs. G.. w. Collins of Ironton wa
called to st. Louis last Friday by tn
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs
E. e. Rehagen, who had been in
hospital for three weeks past, AT thi
writing Mrs. Rehagen is reported t.
be improving.
Bismarck announces that it wi
have thirty street lights-to be pai
for by private subscription-when tn
the new light plant gets in RUNNING
order. This maybe albright, brother
but if that arrangement lasts an
length of time it will be an excep
tion to the rule.
A Mrs. Russell, of St. Louis, VIII
owns number of the Murdock
Crumb town lots east of the railroa
station, will build tive-room bunga
low thereon in the near future. Th
contract for the building, it is sale
has been let to George Whit, build
ar from Trondale.
Columbia, Mo-, March g.: "Wit
the beginning Of spring outdoor dri
by the cadet corps of the Universit
of Missouri r. 0. t. @. vacancies
the regiment were filled this weel
Cadet Sergeant Raymond K. Kiet
sam, of Ironton, was promoted to Il
Sergeant of Battery "An and put Q
his new chevrons today.n
Can't we have that electric light Q
the bridge between here and Arcadis
There should be no trouble in gettir
the money if some one will just intel
est himself sufficiently to start th
thing going. And such light woul'
indeed, be blessing to the wayfar'
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