Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-11-30
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


this week.
Fire on Pilot Knob hill several days
last week.
Linus R. White is driving a new
Jewett six.
The Thanksgiving turkey sold at 3S
cents in the valley.
The schools at Centerville are cl os-
ed because of chicken pox.
The dedication of the Baptist church
at Pilot Knob drew a large crowd.
The price of cordwood, it is an
~nounced, is now S4.5O-$4 early in the
fall.
Dance at the Academy Theatre,
after the picture show, Thursday
night.
A pleasant day and good Thanks
giving dinner to every REGISTER
reader.
St. Francois county is doing a lot of
road building in the neighborhood of
Bismarck.
The trains are more nearly on time
than they were but still run pretty
regularly late.
Work on the hotel, near the station
in north ~Ironton, see mi to have been
abandoned altogether.
De Soto folk are very much worked
up over the report that the shops are
to be moved from that town.
Reduced to $1.50-The Arcadia
Valley Cook Book. Leave orders
with the Lopez Store Go. OIL any of
the Baptist ladies. A fine Ohristm as
present.
Francis Bros. will discontinue their
mercantile business in Ironton. Read
their closing out advertisement in
this paper.
Duncan Robertson will take voca-
tional training at Poplar Bluff. He
will take a course in bookkeeping and
s~alesmanship.
For Sale-A good three year-old
Bay Horse. Horse, saddle stock.
Bargain. Inquire Kammholtz Farm,
Graniteville, Mo.
The ladies' of the Lutheran church
have their annual dinner and bazaar
in the basement of the Presbyterian
church Tburrday.
And still the automobiles come to
town. Everybody, or nearly every
body. seems to have money with
which to buy a car.
Assignee Huff reports that fair sue
cess is attending the effort to close
out the merchandise of the Evans
Sell Land & Lumber Go.
Wood for Sale-Save trouble, buy
it already sawed in lengths to suit
dry, hickory and oak, delivered. 0
T. Anderson, Phone Ill.
The Ironton garage has received
one of the much-talked-o Star auto
mobiles. A shipment of a car load il
expected early in December.
The lead companies in st. Francois
county last week made an increase OF
wages of ten per cent. A similar
raise was made last June.
Mrs. M. A. Gay, who is visiting il
Little Rock, Arkansas, is reported tt
have been quite sick since her arriva
there, but is somewhat improved
now
The Ironton High School baske
ball team defeated the Irondale team
in a contest at Ironton Saturday aft
ernoon by a score of At to Is. Hoora.
for our side!
Hunters have been very plentiful
indeed, since the quail season opened
Quite a number from ST. Louis hav'
journeyed to the valley in automo
biles in quest of the birds.
The fall has been beautiful; a few
sharp nights, but what else al 20
look for this time Of the year? Let u
hope that the good weather will con
tinue until Christmas, anyway.
Cooperative revival will begin a
Presbyterian Church, Tuesday nigh
November %. Evangelist, Rev. A
H. DuLaney, Of Searcy, Ark.
q. KELLY ROBINSON.
Union Thanksgiving service will b
held in the Presbyterian Church a
10:45 A. NJ. Sermon by Rev. A. +
DuLaney. g. KELLY ROBINSON.
The Bank OF Arcadia Valley wi
hold "open house" in it's new buildin
saturday afternoon. Everybody in
vited. An orchestra from st. Lou
will furnish music for the occasion.
John Janke from Pilot Knob was
the Office Monday morning after pay
ing his taxes. He says that he th
year paid So taxes on the same prof.
erty he paid 81 so twenty years ago.
Flat River News: "Mrs. o. R Rot
incon and little dauphter Mary Ami