Iron County register., 1922-08-31
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The bank statements are printed
this week.
Trains continue to be very irregular
aud uncertain.
The Missouri melon .crop is woe
fully short this year.
High School enrolment Saturday
morning. Don't forget.
Banks will not be open for business
next Monday Day.
A little more rain, the anglers say,
will make some good fall fishing.
H. L. Bell, the Chevrolet man, went
to st. Louis Tuesday for more cars.
There seems to be some delay in
building the new church at Arcadia.
Fox pictures of the Sulphur Springs
wreck at the Academy Theatre Satur-
day night.
For Rent-Three or four house
keeping rooms, suitable for students.
Apply at this office.
Pitching horseshoes is very popular
among the hangers-on about the
courthouse these days.
T. Swearinger, the restaurant man,
has purchased Jewett roadster from
@. P. Jewett, local dealer.
The Ironton garage, across the
street from the REGISTER office is q
pretty busy place these days.
Nyal's Laxacold for Colds, Grippe
and Neuralgia.
ARCADIA VALLEY DRUG 90.
The indications are that there will
be less coal imported into the valley
this fall than for many seasons past.
The Franklin Baptist Association
was in session at Flat River Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of last week.
Bismarck is proud of the fact that
the town now has twelve streetlights.
Ironton has about three times that
number.
Recorder Hawkins last week issued
a marriage license to Henry w. Wor-
than of Belleview and Mary Wallis of
Caledonia.
Peaches have been "drug on the
market" the past week. Plenty OF
offerings at a dollar bushel and de-
mand light.
Robert Mckee started last Wednes-
day morning in Ford car for Cali
fornia. He expects to be on the road
twenty days.
Work seems to be indefinitely su-
spended on the hotel that was being
built in north Ironton. The cause OF
delay is not stated.
Sunlight Hair Tonic restores Life,
Beauty and any natural color to Gray,
Faded, Bleached or Dry Hair.
ARCADIA VALLEY DRUG 90.
A big circus will visit some OF the
larger towns in Southeast Missouri the
second week in September. Circuses
have been very scarce since the war.
Again it is reported that big fur
mace will be constructed at Iron
Mountain and q hundred or more
tenement houses erected. Rightaway,
now, it is said.
1t is truly remarkable--the LOADS
that are put into Ford cars these days.
We have not seen an elephant go by
yet, but most every thing else, at one
time or another.
Fletcher s Barger sold sixteen Ford
cars this month. Say they could have
sold forty if they could have secured
them. They expect to receive two
car loads this week.
A party by the name OF Russell
from st. Louis is arranging to build a
residence across tie street from the
Ironton station. Getting to be quite
colony over there.
Lots of freight at the stations await
ing shipment Motive power and
cars scarce. We understand thai
there are twenty cars ready to go ou'
at the Ironton station.
Last Thursday was about as hot ane
disagreeable day as summer ever
brings to US. The night was abomln
able. But Friday and the following
days we're truly delightful.
John McFall, Of Des Arc, was hert
the first Of the week, looking for {
residence. He expects to move herr
shortly and put his three sons Il
school, Far rmington News.
a couple OF veteran citizens Of th'
north erd got into war Of words las
Friday morning and came near, very
near TO blows. But outsiders steppe'
in and prevented bloodshed.
a big dance and radio concert 9
Lake Killarney Saturday evening.
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