Iron County register., 1922-09-21
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
See Francis Bros ad.

New stock OF Woolen Dress Goods
and Silks at Lopez Store Co.
w. D. Fletcher shipped car of cat
tie to St. Louis Monday night.
Ollie Fox has built garage back of
Whites store for his. Jewett car.
w. H. Light, west of town, shipped
car of cattle to st. Louis last week.
The train service continues to be
more or less uncertain and irregular.
The corn crop in Belleview Valley
is said to be about as fine as was ever
grown.
New and beautiful styles in ladies
Slpover Sweaters, just received at
Lopez's.
Next Wednesday will be the fifty
eighth anniversary of the battle of Pi-
lot Knob.
The holes on Main street have been
filed with chats from the crusher at
Pilot Knob.
Qnite crowd from the valley at
tended Christy's Shows, at Bismarck
Monday night.
Miss Mary Steel, of Hillsboro, form
erly of Ironton, is teaching school at
Victoria this year.
1t is said that more than half of the
$4,000 stock of the proposed new
bank has already been pledged.
Down in Piedmont the law prohi-
biting persons under sixteen years of
age running an automobile is being
enforced.
The Methodist ladies will feed the
visitors to the K. P. district meeting
today in the Presbyterian church
basement.
Mr.. s. T. Golf is in charge of I. E.
Whitworth's hardware Istore while
Mr.. Whitworth is making motor trip
to Tennessee.
Mr., and Mrs. T. A. Swearinger re-
turned last Wednesday night from a
ten days. motor trip to the western
part of the state.
Archbishop Glennon administered
the rite of confirmation to large
class at st. Joseph's Chapel, Arcadia,
Monday afternoon.
Tt is announced that work on the
new church on Fort Hill will be in
augurated without more delay. The
contract has been awarded to Chas.
j. Tual.
We are always glad to have the
news. Phone us or come and tell us
any time. But please do not wait un-
til Tuesday if you can send the news
in earlier.
Over in Pennington money to oil
the streets is secured by taxing prop
erty. Some of the property owners
have refused to pay this year and the
city is about to enter suit to force
payment.
To Mrs. Lydia Kammholz of Gran
iteville the REGISTER is indebted for
the finest peaches we have seen this
year. They were certainly magnifi-
cent and delicious.
The Bellevue Valley Railroad, ex
tending from Iron Mountain to Belle
view, is advertised in this weeks
REGISTER to be sold under deed oi
trust October 14th.
Mrs. Sarah Ranft of 4038 Cote Bril-.
liante avenue, ST.. Louis received a
very nice basket of assorted fruits
from Mr.. j. Baltisser of Pilot Knot
for.which sine wishes to extend many
thanks.
Mrs. Paul Tucker took her daugh.
ters, Misses Blanche and Virginia, tc
Arcadia Wednesday, where they will
enter on their second year as students
in the Ursuline Oonv ent. Frederick
town Democrat-News.
N. L. Farmer of Cotton, California
visited Ironton few days last week
1t has been seventeen years since hs
left here and he found many of thu
old familiar faces gone. He says ht
is getting along very nicely in th'
Golden State.
The meeting of the depositors of thu
Bank of Ironton in the Academy o
Music Saturday afternoon drew tht
biggest crowd to Ironton that ha
been in town for many day. Their
must, at least, have been 15O car
parked around the block.
An individual living in the commu
nifty presented himself at one of th
local banks recently, aud producin.
from his pocket the fragments OF
badly mutilated dollar bin asked th
bank official if he thought there wa
any chance for him tc get another bi
in exchange for bis scraps. Whe
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