Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-06-01


bids building the state highway
through Ironton.
Mr.. O. P. Jewett of the Ironton Bat
terry & Tire Company has the agency
for the Jewett automobile. 1t is a
swell looking car.
The Carleton College property in
Pennington win be used by the gov.
eminent as a vocational training
school for ex-service men.
s. A. Trask was in to see us last
Wednesday and announced the arrival
of another girl at his home. Andy
now has five boys and four girls.
The Masonic spread which was to
have been given at the Academy
Theatre Wednesday night has been
postponed until some future date.
B. B. Reagan, So years of age, a
resident of Ironton the past twenty
years, died Monday morning, after a
prolonged illness. The funeral occurs
this Wednesday, morning.
Revs. M. F. Grove and A. B. Hobbs
inaugurate a revival meeting at Des-
loge next Sunday. The meetings will
be held in a large tent with a seating
capacity of 1900 or 1900 people.
Mrs. Bertha sitze has opened a res
taurant near the Ironton railroad sta
tion. Public patronage solicited.
Mrs. Sitze also practices nursing and
offers her services tothe public.-Ad.
We are sorry to hear that John
Bethel, the veteran pusher engineer,
who resumed his labors April 1st, aft
er a lay off of seven months because
of ill-health, has had to quit work and
return to the hospital.
The road this side of the railroad
bridge and on the side of the creek
on the way to Russellville is in a most
horrible an0 inexcusable condition,
The roads in the valley do not COM
pare with what they used to be,
Mr.. A. I. Willard will have charge
of the restaurant on the Arcadia AS
sembly grounds during the session of
the Methodist Assembly again this
year. "Nothing doing in the cafater-
ia line,n Mr.. Willard announces"
Judge bearing and Stenographer
Jarvis drove from Centerville to Iron
ton Saturday afternoon and boarded
train No. 4 for their homes. Circuit
court in Reynolds county adjourned
Saturday noon, after a quite busy
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. d. Marks, of
Moberly, Mo-, arrived in Ironton last
Sunday for acouple of days visit in
their old home. They departed for
Pennington Tuesday. Mr.. Marks
says that things are booming in the
railroad shops in Moberly.
The auditorium at Arcadia College
was comfortably filed Sunday even
ing, the occasion being am Expression
Recital by Miss Milly Gay Schultz. as
sisted by Seniors. The entertainment
proved a most delightful one and was
greatly enjoyed by the auditors.
Elsewhere is reproduced an article
from the Bourborn, Missouri, STAN
dard, telling of the successful con duct
OF a poultry farm by Mrs. J. W. Me-
Cormick. Mrs. Mccormick is a dapgh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Russell
former residents of this vicinity.
VIM. P. Clinton, of Edward sville
Illinois, and wife we're visitors to the
valley last week, called here by the
accident which befell Mrs. Clinton'i
mother, Mrs. Breitenstein, at Belle
view a few days previous. Mrs
Breitenstein fell and badly cut the
back of her head, but, we are glad te
learn, seems to be getting along very
nicely now.
Films, showing the Modern Wood
men Sanitarium in Colorado and work
ings of the Home Office at Rock Is
land, Illinois, will be shown at the
Academy Theatre, Ironton, Friday
June 9th, at 2:15 o'clock in the after
noon and 8 O'clock in the evening
Free to everybody. All are invited,
especially members Of the w oodmer
and their families.
At the community sale to be had a
Ironton, June 10, 1922, there will be
sold a number of registered Jersey
Duroc hogs and pigs-some gooe
furniture, farm implements, q casf
register, several ice chests, some goo6
trunks and many other things. L
you wish to list anything for the sale
see Ray Pinkley. Goods can be stor'
ed in barn before sales day.
The REGISTER this week prints al
item from a st. Cloud, Minnesota. pa.
per, telling OF the death of Mrs. W
w. Matson in that city. The deceas'
ed was, horn in this comfy and i,