Iron County register., 1922-03-09

County Superintendent Hanson has
issued programs of the Fifth Annual
Meet of the Iron County Athletic AS
sociation to be held in Ironton, Sat-
urday, April 10Th, at 1880 p. NJ.
DR.. Howard E. Lindsay writes from
st. Louis that he will leave there in
short time on trip to Havana, Cuba.
He also states that he will probably
spend considerable of the summer in
Ironton.
Saturday Special at Gay & Kindell's,
March 11th, 1922: Heavy aluminium
Ware, choice for $1.00. Tea Kettles,
Dish Pans, Perculators, Double Boil
ers, Preserving Kettles, choice for
81 90. ADV.
1t is announced that j. Scott Wolf,
dentist from Festus who was
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tion for Congress in this district sew
eral years ago, will be candidate
again this year.
A. J. Langdon, of Dunklin county,
arrived in Ironton Monday on No. 3
from visit in st. Louis. He depart
ed next day for Dunklin. Bert is look
ing well and says that the family are
all doing nicely.
Let us hope there will be little more
delay for bids for the other road work
outlined for Iron county. We sure
would like to see that concrete strip
through our city, from bridge to
bridge, which the plans, provide for.
The LADIES' Aid of the Methodist
church will have food exchange in
the telephone exchange room, over
I. E. Whitworth's store, on Saturday,
March II, beginning at 10 o'clock.
They will serve Home Made Bread,
Cakes, Pies, Salads, etc.
I wish to buy few more choice In
dian relics. Anyone having anything
in this line will please take it to my
friend, J. M. Hawkins, Ironton, Mo,
who will pay reasonable price for
same. Ed DREW,
Caledonia, Mo.
Recorder Haw kins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
LEROY Stafford of Roselle and Myra
Lashley of Oak Grove
/ Otto Coleman and May Pinkley OF
Munger.
Ell. B. Potts, the Hartford Fire In
surance man who has been making
his headquarters in Ironton for the
past six months, will probably be
transferred to Sedalia in the mex
week or so. We have found MIR
Potts to be very clever gentleman.
G. W. Tetwiler has returned from
visit with his daughter and othel
relatives in California. He reports
very delightful visit. Southern Cali
fornia towns, he states, unlike thii
section of the country, are experience
ing great building boom-Los An
geles, particularly, the greatest in it'
history. Poplar Bluff Republican.
Horace Blanton, who has been will
the cigarette department of Liggett I
Myers Tobacco Go. for two years, ha
, been promoted to division manager
He has all the state of Arkansas ant
% counties in Tennessee, and has seve1
men under him. With the promotion
also goes a substantial increase il
t salary, Mr.. Blanton expects to leav
: for his new field on Saturday BIS
marck Gazette.
: Madison county, it is said, usual
f takes out about two hundred huntin
It license annually; St. Francois count
in the neighborhood of 100. u
: Francois county wants the Siiye
Mine Dam done away with or 8
: changed that fish may go up stream
Madison county wants the dam lei
alone. st. Francois may have th
). most influence with the Fish an
Game Department of the State.
The train wreck at Irondale o
Tuesday night of last week is said
= have been the worst that has occurre
: on the Iron Mountain system in year
3 Eighteen cars of a northbound freigf
train left the track and were piled U
70 in broken mass. A broken CO
g wheel is said to have casued tt
/ wreck. Most of the cars were loade
J. with ties. None of the train ere
y we're hurt. -Potosi Journal.
q The following, reproduced from
N Moberly, Mo, paperrefers to a your
, woman who formerly made her hon
in Ironton and is we'll known to mar
la REGISTER readers: "Born-To M
lg and Mrs. j. F. Brown, at Granite Git
% ILL.,, twin boys, seven and eight poun'
i respectively. Mrs. Brown former
was Miss Ada Marks, of this city. M
ss Brown was few years back. gener
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