Iron County register., 1922-02-09
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Probate COURT next week.

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Probate court next week.
Read the Chevrolet advertisement
in this weeks paper.
Manager Schaefer announces med
icine show next week.
Ironton Follies at the Academy
Theatre Saturday night.
Gay g. Kindell are building new
warehouse in the rear of the store.
A new telephone directory has just
been issued. About three hundred
names thereon.
Hot Time Minstrels, February 4th.
Admission, 35c to all.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. d. O. Bailey,
Piedmont, Mo-, Saturday, February
4, 1922, boy, All well.
Alex Fletcher of Poplar Bluff has
been working as engineer on the
pusher at Arcadia the past week.
Miss Celia Martin on Mountain
has recently repaired and repainted
her residence on Mountain street.
County court was in session Mon
day and part of Tuesday and trans
acted considerable routine business.
Twenty million people have taken
Tanlac with the most gratifying re-
suits. Arcadia Valley Drug %. .--Ad.
The primary grades Of the Ironton
school will give an entertainment at
the Academy Theatre, Monday night,
February goth. Admission, 25 and 10
cents.
Ifthere is any swhite mulen here
abouts these days it is not causing
any great disturbance. Every body
seems quiet and we'll behaved.
It is whispered there is to be we'd
ding in the vicinity ncrth of us in the
not fardistant future with bride
imported from Germany. Hail!
If you have any occasion to have
tailoring work done try A. SAKE, in
the Academy of Music building. You
will find him first class workman in
every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. O'Neal and little
granddaughter Of Frankclay were in
Ironton Monday. Friends will be
glad to know that Mr.. O'Neal is in
good health again.
Fletcher & Barger have been offer
ed Ford agency in atown Of 5000
people. Acceptance has not yet been
made and will probably depend on
disposal of interests here.
Rev. A. 8. J. Baldridge has resigned
as pastor of the Ironton and Arcadia
Methodist churches. MIR. Baldridge
has accepted a position as paid agent
for the Anti-Saloon League.
The grounding could see his shadow
all day long last Thursday SO we sup
pose there is no hope for good
weather before ST.. Patrick's day,
when the grounding reign expires.
For Wood call phone Ill dry hick-
ory and oak, cut IA to is inches in
length-jnst the way you want it, and
right when you want it. Big load, S3.
o. T. ANDERSON.
For SALE-Two Mares-a bay and
a sorrel--five and nine years old.
Gentle and good workers. No odefects
or blemishes. Both in foal. Apply to
GEORGE Polio, Pilot Knob, Mo.
Lost-On the streets of Ironton
Sunday a bunch Of keys. "W. I.
Bender, Centralia, Kansas engraved
On key plate. Finder please deliver
to this Office and receive fifty cents
reward.
After an x-ray examination in st.
Louis Mrs. Chas. F. Hanson, who fell
in the snow and fractured her wrist,
had to have one of the broken bones
reset. She hopes to have no more
trouble now.
The Pilot Knob Ore Company has
let the contract for large rock
crusher at Pilot Knob. The crusher
will probably be completed within
thirty days and have q capacity oi
+ three cars daily.
HI. B. Potts, the Hartford Fire In
turance man, turned his roadster up
side down during the recent snow al
Iron Mountain. Fortunately, no one
hurt and not great deal of damage
A broken wind shield was about ell.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the pas
week:
Carl Ond Alcorn of Munger ant
Z Essie Myrtle Coleman of Pinkley.
A. w. Bequette of Flat River ane
Cleo Thomas OF Bonne Terre.
There were just two 27s votes cas-
in the constitutional convention cleo
tion in Iron county Tuesday Of las
waek. Frank H. Farris, the Demo