Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-05-25

some bargains. Everything must go
this week. A. /. JANUARY.
The date OF commencement at Ar
cadia College has not yet been c
tuslly determined, but will be on
June 10th or 10th, one or the other.
JIM Hawkins and Thos. N. Mari
were Pennington visitors last Friday
witnesses In the case against Will
Brown, charged with stealing timber.
Mr.. A. I. January tells us that al
though he is quitting the mercantile
business in Ironton he does not in
tend to leave here, for the pre- sent, at
least.
Mrs. r. S. Adams of Goodland pass
ed through here Monday from De So
to, where she had attended the we'd
ding of her son, E. Randolph Adams,
Saturday.
Major F. G. Delano. now stationed
at New Haven, Connecticut, has our
thanks for arecent copy Of the Yale
Alumni Weekly, Electrical Engineer
ing number.
81. B. Potts, the Hartford Fire In
surance man, was here from Sedalia
last week. He will be back here in
another month to make this place his
headquarters again.
The meeting at the courthouse Tues
day afternoon Of last week was well
attended and proved quite Interests
ing. Instructive talks were made by
Dairy Commissioner Bennett and
| others.
Mrs. G. w. Collins recently received
a card announcing the arrival of NAL
colin Keith Collins at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Collins, May lst,
2425 Hardesty avenue, Kansas City.
All are well.
indian R. A. Chapter, No. II, will
give a supper to the Masons and their
families in this vicinity ct the Masonic
Hall, Wednesday evening, May 31st,
at eight o'clock. Invitations will be
issued this week.
On Sunday morning May 28th, at IL
O'Clock, a Union Memorial Service
will be held at the Baptist church.
Rev. R. W. Stanfield will preach the
sermon. All the people of the Valley
are urged to attend.
The Y. w. O. A. of st. Louis have
leased the Assembly Grounds on Ar
cadia Heights and between three and
five hundred members Of that orga-
nization will arrive here June 18th to
spend ten days on the hill.
Mrs. o. L. Yount and children and
her mother, Mrs. Harriet Polk, de-
parted Saturday for Hot Springs,
Ark, where they will stay for some
time for the benefit of Mrs. Yount's
health.-Bismarck Gazette.
Harry Holland has . quite badly
Iacerated cheek as the result of Gene
| Whitworth accidentally striking him
with a fish hook while at Lake Killar-
ney recently. Fortunately there was
a surgeon at the Lake at the time and
the hook was quickly removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jaeschke came
up from Middleprook Saturday to get
Mrs. r. Jaeschks who will spend some
time with them. Mrs. Jaeschke has
been in i'll health for some time, and
it is to be hoped that the change will
benefit her.-Bisnarck Gazette.
Allen Markham Of Chloride informs
us Of the death of John Signer, who
recently died at the Soldiers Home,
st. James, Mo. Thirty years ago the
deceased conducted q barber shop in
Ironton and is remembered by many
old residents. Peace to his ashes!
Mr.. Price, of Poplar Bluff, of the
Methodist Assembly Board, was in
Arcadia last Saturday. He says that
they are considering the ~advisability
Of feeding the Assembly folk cafateri-
al style. The coming session promi-
SEES to be q large one.
The location OF the new State High
way through Arcadia necessitates the
removal of twenty electric light poles
between the bridge across Stout's
creek and the Arcadia Bank. Man
ager Myers had a force busy last week
making the removals.
For Sale-A black yearling horse
mule; also for sale or trade Register
ed Duroc Jersey Boar, approximate
weight, 400 lbs; kind, gentle and not
breechy. Reason for selling, ! have
no use for him. o. s. RUSSELL,
Ironton, Mo.
DR.. @. O. January and Mrs. January
of Belleview, Iron comfy, was here
visiting the Doctors parents, Judge
and Mrs. R. I. January, q couple OF
three days this week. The Doctor
-. $500 ---- .l - n--