Iron County register., 1922-08-31


Akron, Ohio, the past three years,
was in Ironton last Wednesday on his
way TO Ellington, in Reynolds county,
where he will make his iuture home.
R. R. Whit, the restaurant man, is
among the late purchasers of Ford
touring cars. Business must be -four
ishing with our restaurant and con-
fectionery men. They all have cars
now.
M. G. Harrison, the bank examiner,
was in Ironton Monday and went to
Beileview the following day. Mr..
Harrison was once cashier of the Bank
OF Des Arc and has many friends in
Iron county.
The "Fats" and the ''Leansn will
play ball at Fletcher's Field, Labor
Day, Monday afternoon, September
4th, at 2 o'clock. Admission, 1Oc.
Under auspices M. w. A. Camp, 1856.
Come and laugh with US.
The electric road in st. Francois
county has made application to the
Public Service Commission for per-
mission to reduce the train service.
1t is said the road is being operated
at great loss to the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Ringo and Arthur
Herbert returned last Saturday from
a week at the State Fair at Sedalia.
Mr.. Ringo tells us that from what
he can learn the Fair this year in no
way compared with previous exhibi-
tions.
Geo. Stark of Stark Farm received
first and second premiums in the
Cowpea Glass at the State Fair at
Sedalia, held the past week. This
carries cash prize of $14 and Mr.
Stark says it is the most valuable CROP
he raised this season.
The REGISTER is in receipt of 9
note from Mrs. s. 3. Mangold, former
ly of Arcadia, who has been living at
Harvell in Butler county, for severa
years. Mrs. Mangold states that she
will go to st. Louis next month to re-
main throughout the winter.
Work on the road, south of Ar.
cadia, is progressing, but slowly. Il
does not look like very much hai
been accomplished in the six month";
that have passed since the contracts
were let. Time for somebody to gel
move on himself or themselves.
Mrs. Caludia Papp, 1853 Northland
Boulevard, st. Louis had marrow
escape from drowning at Lake Killar'
| ney last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Papp.
while bathing, got into hole of deer
water, and had gone under twice be.
fore some bystanders rushed in and
! rescued her.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Curry, of Arcadia, ant
Katherine M. Light, of Ironton, wer'
united in marriage at Clayton las
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Curry ar
making their home at the home Q
the BRIDES parents, west Of Ironton
Friends extends congratulations ant
| very best wishes.
Iron county has three crews work
ing on their north and south road
One crew is now blasting the lime
stone lodges on the north side of Tip
Top, and Judging by the appearance
of the ground they are doing the worl
in a first class manner. An air drill o
hammer is being used to drill th'
rock. -Centerville Outlook.
Brother Bradshaw OF the Farming
ton Times, who is just home from
three weeks automobile trip, criticise
the practice of putting up advertising
signs at road crossings, or where tn
roads fork. He says they are mos
confusing and expresses the opinion
that the law makers of the future vii
legislate against the practice.
Miss Lizzie Russell, Of Belleview
was caller last Wednesday. Mis-
Russell, who has been teacher in th
[ Mission Schools in Kentucky for th
past two years, will again resume ne
work this fall. School is little lat
| in opening this year because of th
delay in rebuilding the dornlitory
/ which was destroyed by fire last win
| ter.
| Flat River correspondence Farm
! ington News: aMiss Florence Love
who has been attending school i
| New York City for the past fey
months, came here Monday for a visi
with her mother, Mrs. R. O. Love
Miss Florence is undecided as t
whether she will teach this year Q
return to New York and enter schoe
again.
4 De Soto Press: "Mrs. V. Owe
Penley last week settled with the ad
juster Of the Missouri Pacific, for th
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