Iron County register., 1922-09-14
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


De Soto has fair next week.
One or two fall weddings, it is
whispered.
Arcadia College resumed studies
last Wednesday. i
Collector ,Burnham is ready to re-
csive your taxes.
For Sale-Fine piano at bargain.
Inquire at this office.
CIV. Boring of the Ironton Garage
is driving q Durant car.
See the advertisement of the Thiebes
Music Store in this paper.
The bakery has a big contract supply
ing the rifle range with bread.
Paul Whelahom will move from his
farm, east of town, to Arcadia.
Sale of registered Heifers at Hawk
ins Sale Barn Saturday afternoon.
1t is said that the growing weather
this year has been in September.
Can't something be done to rid
Main street of its humps and holes?
For the summer cold try Laxacold
tablets. ARCADIA VALLEY DRUG Co.
The Methodist Conference meets in
Flat River this year September 9th.
Why not put an electric light on
the bridge between here and Arcadia?
DR.. Zimmer, dentist, will be in his
home office, Ironton, until September
3 9th.
Several communications and other
matter unavoidably crowded out this
week.
Chas. J. Newman has painted quite
an attractive sign for the lronton
Garage.
Contractor Tual reports very satis-
factory progress on the bank build
ing in Arcadia.
Desire to sell at once new Holmes
piano, slightly used. Sacrifice.
AUDREY BROOKS, Belleview, Mo.
The local freight, which has been
making tri- weekly trips between Bis
marck and St. Louis, now runs daily.
Six room cottage, with all modern
conveniences, for sale or rent. Write
or see Mrs. B. Kerwin, Arcadia, Mo. \
1t is understood that the folk in
Arcadia are about ready to begin
work on the the new church on Fort
Hill.
The radio receiving set rece ntly in
stalled at Lake Killarney attracts
quite number of visitors to that
place.
The road to Lake Killarney is not
bad. A little narrow in some of the
high places, but on the whole, in fair
condition.
The 2lst Pythian District meeting
will be held in Ironton, Wednesday,
September Goth. More than 100 dele
gates are expected to attend.
A. S. Pinter has removed his vul-
canizing plant from the cobblestone
building, near the station, to the store
room in the Masonic building.
Ladies! If troubled with broken,
brittle nails or rough uneven cuticle,
use Flex-ol, the Finger Nail Tonic.
ARCADIA VALLEY DRUG Co.
The soldiers that are to spend the
next two months at the Rifle Range
arrived in the valley between nine
and ten O'Clock last Thursday even
ing.
A subscriber wants to know what
was the idea in the city's putting the
speed limit signs at the north ano
south end of town? The question il
too much for us.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Benson and Mrs
Ida Benson and Bennie Benson of st
Louis motored through Ironton Sat
urday morning on their way to An
napoIis, their old home.
Mae Crocker, daughter of J. M
Crocker of Ironton, recently enrolled
at the Chillicothe Business College fol
course in the Stenographic Depart.
ment Of that institution.
After week or more OF as no
weather as we ever experience il
September it became much coole
after rain Sunday and there wa
evidence Of frost Tuesday morning.
Miss Lillian Alters and brother
George, of Pilot Knob are VISITING
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H
O. Page, both having at one time beel
students at this city. DE Soto Press.
Many Of our people who have beel
using coal for fuel for several year
past announce that they will 60 bacl
to wood this year. The price Of Goa
is prohibitive and Is.exceedingly hare
to get at that.
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