Iron County register., 1922-09-14
Fresh Eggs for sale.
POLLOCK Bros. Arcadia.

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September 9th will be the fifty
eighth anniversary of the battle of
Pilot Knob. Old timers will recall
big celebration of the event on the
eighteenth anniversary-lsS2. Itwas
a big day in the valley.
Word has been received from Bob
Mckee, announcing his arrival at Los
Angeles, California, September 4th-
just twelve days driving Ford car
from Ironton to Los Angeles, a dis
tapce of about 220O miles.
There has been a mule at my farm,
on Marble Greek, five miles south of
Ironton, since June 2sth; mare, two
years old, dark bay. Owner please
call, pay expense and take the mule.
M. MYRAcLE, Arcadia, Mo.
The Republican County Central
Committee, in session in Ironton last
Saturday, named Fred Cureton of
Bixby as the candidate for Represen-
tive and VIM. II. Webb of Irohton as
the candidate for Presiding Judge of
the County Court.
Sheriff Marshall and Game Warden
Pigg went to Flat River last Wednes.
day after George Whitehead, indict-
ed by the grand Jury at the April
term of court on the charge of vioiat-
ing the game law. In default of bond
Whitehead is in Jail.
Miss Louise and Miss Rose Gross of
Ironton spent part of last week with
grandmother and uncle, Mrs. s. l..
Kaesemacher and son. Miss Louise
is one of the faculty of Cape Normal
and Rose is a student of the same in
stitution.-De Soto Press.
Paul P. Ainchey of De Soto was up
to the county seat last Monday to see
the County court and was accompan-
led by his brother, Emmett, who
formerly lived in De Soto but for
many years has made his home at
Aurora. Hillsboro Democrat.
Another game of base ball between
the "Fats" and the cleans" will be
played at Fletchers' Field, Monday
afternoon. September 18th, at 2
O'Clock. None but the s'fattest of the
fat" and ssleanest of the lean' will
participate. Admission, 10 cents.
Hon. D. W. Hill was a week end
visitor in Poplar Bluff, coming to look
after business interests here. He re-
turned to st. Louis Saturday evening
and expected to be joined at Irontor
by Mrs. Hill who has been visiting al
the latter place during the very hot
weather.-Poplar Bluff Republican.
The railway strike has at last affect
ed shipping on the Missouri Southern
Orders have been given that no more
cars are to be loaded until further
notice. Several cars were loaded las
Sunday morning in order to fill car
that were being loaded here, as thu
orders were to pull every car in, load
ed or empty. Ellington Press.
w. j. Fitz and family returned home
last Saturday after an extensive auto
touring trip through the Ozarks ane
as far west as Colorado Springs il
their new Studebaker car. We hac
figured to get long story OF the trip
but failed to get in touch with W. J
in time TO publish it. The old tow
looks more familiar with the Fitz'
home again-Lilbourn Herald.
Steve Schuetz, of Iron Mountain
was arraigned before Justice Rasch
last Friday, charged with bootlegginl
at the Rife Range the night before
The defendant pleaded guilty to tw,
charges-selling and having in hi
possession, and was fined 500 an
costs in each case. In default of pay
ment he is now in jail. Schuetz ha
been conducting a dancing platform
at Iron Mountain Lake.
| I now have charge of the four 81
Louis daily papers, the Globe Demo
crat, the Post-Dispatch, the Times
and the Star. These are four goo
papers and every person in tow
should read at least one. expect t
| give you the very best possible ser
vice every day, rain or shine. ]
there's anything you like about tn
service, tell your neighbor. If there
anything you don't like, just tell me.
ALFRED JONES.
/ Poplar Bluff Citizen Demo ocrat
"Howard O'Neal, son of Mr.. and Mr.
J. S. O'Neal, and who obtained hi
education in mercantile work in hi
fathers store here, will open an OK
elusive ready to-wear store in Boon
vile, Mo-, the middle Of September
it was learned today. Mr.. O'Neal ha
leased building on Main street an
remodeling is under way. The sho
uuill ha knomu aa the Woman,a Ar