Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-01-12
LOCAL B~REvITIEs.

Eggs, 30 Genus.
Call Ray Pinkley il yon have any
hauling.
The bank statements are printed
this week.
Some fine, frosty winter weather
the past week.
The probate docketf for the February
term is printed this week.
Mrs. Kerwin is building a bungalow
on her property in Arcadia.
Colored minstrel show at the Acad-
envy of Music this "Wednesday even
ing.
De Soto is trying to locate a factory
for the manufacture of automobile
tires.
Have you seer the 1922 Model 400
SUPERIOR CHEVROLET? 1t is a
beauty.-Adv.
Miss Irene Marshall Is training q lot
OF boys Tor q mlnstrel snow the iatpor
part of February.
1t is reported that P. P. Rosentreter
has purchased the Whitworth brick
residence in Arcadia.
About all the bank statements
show increase in totals over the last
statement published in July.
The only explanation Of Tanlac's
great success is Tanlac's true worth.
Arcadia Valley Drug Co.-Adv.
Manager Schaefer presented "The
Fall of Babylon" in the Arcadia Col
lege Auditorium Monday night.
The employees in the railroad shops
at De Soto who were laid off last
month have been put back to work.
Mrs. Reagan, relict of the late Dam
lei Reagan, died at the home OF her
son, Joseph, west of Ironton, Monday.
Ed Sheahan of Graniteville and Mrs.
g. w. Collins of Arcadia have pur-
chased the Kerwin property in
Granite vile.
Collector Burnhsm will be going
after the delinquent taxpayers soon.
He has a bigger job than usual on his
hands this year.
Harvey Imboden assum ed charge
of the Arcadia post office January LIST.
The Office will be- retained at the old
location for the present.
Mrs. Grace Bethel and children OF
Arcadia were holiday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Young of Piedmont
Piedmont Journal Banner.
We are told that work on a 500
church building on Fort Hill will be
inaugurated In the early spring. The
structure will be of granite spawls.
The railroad company has installed
electric lights in the station building
and on the platform at Arcadia. This
is indeed q great Improvement and is
certainly appreciated.
Hon. Geo. T. Lee died at his home
in Van Buren, December 31st at the
age of about eighty years. Fora long
time the deceased had been a promi-
nent man In Southeast Missouri.
The Bank of Arcadia Valley will
put up a new bank building this spring
on the site of the present home OF the
bank. In the new structure will be a
safety deposit vault with 300 boxes.
For Ssle-Two fresh Jersey cows,
both with heifer calves. Also two Dur
ham stockcows and one heller. Would
consider trading them for hay, corn or
oats. T. A. GOODMAN.
Major Robert e. Wilkinson writes
from Alton, Illinois; "We missed the
Christmas dinner at Aunt Nannie's
this year, but we had one at our home
and with US were Maude's mother,
and Florence and Alma"
Although the civil service examina-
ton for filling the post office at Des
Arc was held four months ago there
has yet been, no appointment to fill
the vacancy, and 1t is rnmored an.
other examination may be held.
The bridge and drive between here
and Arcadia should receive imme-
diate attention. 1t would be very
easy for some n to drive off the
levee between the bridge spans with
no fence on either si0e Of the road.
The constitutional convention cleo.
ton will be held Tuesday, January
31st. 1t is anticipated that the cleo
tion will be a quiet one and but I
small vote polled. There will be JUS
two election Judges at each of the
precincts in the county.
Many REGISTER readers will bs
sorry to hear of the recent serious i'll
ness Of Mr.. VIM. +. O'Neal at hi
home in Frankclay. The last repor
was, however, that he was improving
and we hope soon to announce BIZ