Iron County register., 1922-03-23

Rev. A.. M. Robinson will preach at
the Methodist church Sunday at IL A,
M.
Considerable rain the past week and
some hail Sunday. No great damage
resulted.
Save 80 per cent by buying your
Shredded Cocoanut in bulk at Lopez
Store 90.
DIR. thinner, dentist, will be in his
home office in Ironton, for three
weeks from March goth.
The Hot Time Minstrels will hold
forth at the Opera House, Bismarck,
Friday night, March oath.
For Sale-Several good town prop
critics in Ironton and Arcadia. Apply
to Pearl Hill, phone 55, Ironton.
The Pilot Knob Ore Company has
several carpenters at work building q
power house for the now crusher.
Many foreign countries are clamor-
ing for Tanlac. Its fame is world
wide. Arcadia Valley Drug Co.-Ad.
Two aldermen to succeed Messrs
Mann Ringo and Albert A. Kuhn are
to be chosen at the city election next
month.
Gay & KindelI are tearing down all
the old outhouses adjacent to their
store and replacing them with new
buildings.
The house moving apparatus of the
late r. G.. Farmer will be offered for
sale at the public auction in Ironton
next Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will hold a food exchange in
the telephone exchange building on
Saturday, March 25.
Ice is retailing at cent pound.
It seems that some harvesting of the
natural article the winter past is not
going to lessen the price.
Walter Pruitt will go to Jefferson
City Saturday to accept position in
the Adjutant Generals office-in the
work of distributing the soldier bonus.
For Raspberry, Black and
Strawberry Plants. All good plants
and best varieties. Three cents each.
Inquire Allen Fruit Farm, Pilot Knob,
Mo.
The dance which was to have been
given at Workmen's Hall, GRANTEE
vile, last Friday night, was called off
and will take place the night of Easter
Monday.
The American Legion dance at the
Academy of Music last Friday even
ing was success in every sense. The
attendance was large and all had a
good time.
II. L. Bell, who has been sick with
Influenza at the home of his mother
in Belleview for several weeks past,
is reported to be improving, but is
not yet able to get out.
There was white mule galore, evil
IDENTIFY, in Ironton last Friday night.
AT dance in the north end, near the
station, there were numerous fights
and several bloody noses.
Federal Judge D. p Dyer of ST.
Louis is desirous of spending the sum-
mer in the valley if he can secure a
suitable house. The chief requisite is
plenty OF shade in the yard.
Messrs. Marvin A Meyers, Giles
HUT and Alec Hawp, of Pennington,
and Alvin Lane of Flat River attend
ed the American Legion dance in
Ironton Friday night.
Mr.. w. A. Brookshire, who is now
practicing law in Pennington, was an
Ironton visitor last week and paid this
office pleasant call We are glad
to know that Mr.. Brookshire Is get
ting along very nicely.
Assessor Blue informs us that there
have been filed with him 81 State In
come tax returns for 1921 as against
66 for the year 1920. The returns for
the last year show remarkable fall
ing off in the amount of income, too.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Chas. L. Richards of Ironton and
Mary @. Belmar of Arcadia.
Lewie M. Brooks and Ina M. Adams
ofGoodland.
Jas. G.. Newman of Elvins was here
last week and made sale Of his resi-
dsnce in Ironton TO s E. Bond of Bis.
marck. Consideration, $500. Mr..
Bond, who is brother Of Chas. Bond,
our blacksmith, has also purchased
the transfer business from Ray b.
Pinkley and will come to Ironton on
April 1st.
On next Sunday, March 26th, will be