Iron County register., 1922-09-28
LOCAL BREyITIEs.


Flat River today,
New stock of Woolen Dress Go ods
and Silks at Lopez Store Co.
Wanted-A Feather Bed; must be
clean. Phone 1877. MRS. MORTON.
W. A. Shelton Monday moved into
his recently acquired property in east
Ironton.
The Methodist ladies netted $68 in
feeding the visitors to the z. P. meet
ing last Wednesday.
The City of Ironton had $1,000 on
time deposit in the Bank of Ironton
at the time of the failure.
Six room cottage, with all modern
conveniences, for sale or rent. Write
or see Mrs. B. Kerwin, Arcadia, Mo.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Burk Hol-
man, of De Soto, Mo-, Tuesday, Sep
tember 10th, 1922, fine boy. All well,
The trustees report the bank reor-
ganizttion, to succeed the Bank of
Ironton, as progressing very satisfsc-
torily.
To ]. D. Vance we are under obIi-
cations for some very fine peaches
grown in his orchard on Arcadia
Heights.
Mrs. Louis Miller, agent for the
Baptist Ladies', will order your maga-
zines. Magazines guaranteed or
money refunded.
F. b. Nuderscher, st. Louis artist
now residing in Arcadia, secured the
first prize, $500, on his painting
broadway" at the State Fair.
Mrs. r. q. Strother is visiting in the
valley and will go in few days to Wis
it her sister in Des Arc. She will re-
side hereafter with her daughter, Eel
la, in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Conrad of st.
: Louis motored to Arcadia. Sunday.
He says he still has hankering for
the beautiful valley and it may get
him again as citizen.
The Ironton High School Basket
Ball team was defeated at Bismarck
Friday night by score of "a to 10. A
game will he played with Doe Run at
Tuaptor, E.;Iau fkonn1ox
Circuit court convenes next Mon
day. The criminal docket is unusual
ly large, there being between forty
apd fifty cases. We could not get
the docket in time to print this week.
w. J. Fitz has purchased drug
store in Lilbourn and is now in charge
thereof. His son will take course in
pharmacy 80 as to be able to take
charge of the prescription department.
or the seventy five or hundred Wis
itors in Ironton last Wednesday to at
tend the K. P. meeting practically ev-
cry one of them came by automobile.
The motor car is certainly reducing
the toll of the railroad.
@. w. Smith, who lives on the Silver
Mine road, six miles from Ironton,
last Thursday gave US an apple from
his orchard, weighing IA ounces and
measuring Is inches in crcumfer
ence. 1t was big one.
G. G.. Henderson, who has been liv-
ing in Ironton the past year or more,
has returned to Belleview. The house
vacated by Mr.. Henderson is occupi-
ed By Mr.. Beard, the barber in the
Academy of Music building.
There will be an auction sale oi
Stock, Farm Tools and other personal
property at the farm Of John Weilan-
dick, two and a half miles east of Pilot
Knob. Saturday, September 80, 1922,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M.
Mr.. s. A. Curtis and wife drove from
Koahkonong, in Howell county, tc
Ironton last Wednesday and are
spending few days with brand Mrs
w. ]. Smith. Mr.. Curtis says that the
worst piece of road encountered ir
the ninety D1iles driven was between
Glover and Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. @. Treesh and little
son of East st. Louis, Ills.; also Misl
Emma Perroton, OF Gillespie, Ills.
motored to the valley and spent five
days with relatives and friends, Mr.
and Mrs. @. E. Talley, southwest o
Arcadia. Mr.sTreesh is contractor
on the "East Side" and was driving
new Case car.
While attending the circus at Bis
marck Monday night of last week b
P. Burnham had two tires and th
coil in the engine stolen from hi
Ford car; the radiator cap was pur
Joined from Superintendent Dear
dorff's Wyllis knight and other dep
rotations are reported. Such despic
able vandalism will not tend to add t
the popularity Of the junction Tow
with automobiliets.