Iron County register., 1922-04-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

P0A ..
The wettest March we've had in a
long while.
Operations are again in full swing
on the Old Folks Home.
An unusually large number of peo-
pie in town attending court.
Read w. D. Fletcher's public sale
advertisement on the last page.
The boys are already snaring some
suckers despite the high waters.
Mems all wool three piece Blue
Serge Suits for $500 at Lopez Store
Co.
signer & Signer, Arcadia, are driv-
lag big red International Harvester
truck.
1t begins to look like we are going
to have sure enough lead mine at
Annapolis.
w. D. Fletcher will have sale of
the personal property on the Potter
farm next Saturday.
Chas. j. Newman has been doing
some painting for DR.. Eaton at Bis
marck the past week.
If you want plenty of pep, strength
and energy, take Tanlac. Arcadia
Valley Drug Co.-Adv.
E. G. Eastman has removed to the
residence which he recently purchas-
ed on North Shepherd street.
B. P. Burnham and VIM. Curry were
elected school directors in the Ironton
district. Only At votes polled.
For Sale-Two good incubators and
White Leghorn Setting Eggs.
Pollock BROS, Arcadia, Mo.
II. L. Bell got back to work last
week after three weeks in the home
of his mother in Belleyiew with in
huenza.
For Sale or Trade-Four- year. Id
Mare. Will trade for calves or hogs.
Inquire at Bumgardner place, east OF
Ironton.
The school and city elections were
very quiet and a light vote polled.
Mann Ringo and Albert Kuhn were
reelected aldermen.
The city has contracted for 10000
gallons of oil for the streets, to be de-
livered between May goth and June l.
The price is 6.2c gallon delivered.
The County Board of Equalization
was in session Monday and Tuesday
Quite a number of people were before
the Board seeking reductions in as
sessments.
AS announced last week w. d
Fletcher has purchased the Potter
farm, west of town. The price pait
is said to have been in the neighbor
hood of $4,000.
In the recent special election Bis
marck cast an unanimous vote 10
favor of the electric light franchise
1t is hoped to have the plant in opera
tion by June 1st.
Our venerable friend, r. w. Nc
Kinney, sustained slight stroke o
paralysis at his home in Pilot Knob
couple of weeks ago. We are glad t.
report that he is improving.
Mr.. A. w. Rem, son of Adolpl
Rem of Middlebrook, has re-enr6lle
in the Telegraph Department of tn
Chillicothe Business College to com
plete his work in that department..
Mr., John Bethel has resumed hi
work on the pusher at Arcadia afte
an absence of seven months, occasion
ed by illness. We are glad to hea
that Mr.. Bethel has greatly improved
Quite number Of people from tn
valley drove to Pennington Sunda
afternoon to attend the flag raising
the State Hospital in honor of the six
ty soldier boy patients in that institu
tion.
DR.. J. Scott Wolff, candidate for tn
Democratic nomination for Congress-
and Editor Sheible OF Festus wer
Tronton visitors Saturday night, driy
ing here from jefferson county in a
automobile.
The city's contract with the lgl
company for street lights has expire
and service is now being rendered
the old price without any contrac
The city is not inclined to make
new contract unless it provides ar
insures all night service. But VIII
good would that do? The Public Sc
vice would step in and declare u
contract null and void when asked
do so BY the light company