Iron County register., 1922-10-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

week.
Arch Mayes is driving a new Yoi~
Sedan.
Ali shippers are complaining at the
scarcity of cars.
Ingram Art Rugs, 9x12 it,, for $ApO
at Lopez Store 90.
The farmers are peddling considerA
able fresh meat these days.
The convocation ia ih session at st.
Paul's church, Ironton, this week,
Hand picked apples for sale, $3.50 a
bushel. s. w. ANDREWS.
A Stock and Farm Products Show
at Fredericktown Friday and Satur-
day.
w. D. Fletcher shipped a car of
sheep to st. Louis Tuesday of last
week.
The Salem Post announces consid-
erabe prospecting for iron in Dent
county.
The contractor on the highway
south of Arcadia has started to do
some graveling.
Fredericktown is considering oil
engines to furnish the power to main
tain the light plant.
The radio receiver at the Ironton
garage is very popular and draws
quite an attendance.
Fletcher & Barger received car OF
Fords last week, most OF which were
sold before they arrived here.
st. Louis papers announce the com
ing wedding of Geo. w. Clarkson, Jr.,
and Miss Alice Cullinane of st. Louis
Manager Schaefer hopes to an
nounce the arrival of his organ fol
the Academy Theatre most any day
now.
A car. of coke was shipped to town
last week to be used in stoves anC
furnaces where coal has been the fue
heretofore.
The Ironton High School baske
ball team defeated the Doe Run team
at Doe Run last Friday afternoon,by q
score of 81 to 36.
Some interest is being manifested
in the proposition to make the stock
law effective in Iron county, to bt
voted on at the election.
Elias Nichols is the owner of one
of the much talked-of Gray car. L
is said to average more than thirty
miles on a gallon of gasoline.
Chas. j. Tual and j. L. Curtis oi
Ironton have been summoned to serve
on the federal grand jury which con
venes in st. Louis October 30th.
An aeroplane few northward ovel
the valley shortly before noon las
Wednesday. 1t came from thesouth
west and disappeared over Pilot Knob
Three companies of soldiers from
Jefferson Barracks arrived in the val
ley last Wednesday to spend severa
weeks on the Rife Range at targe
practice.
Cashier Mabrey of the Bank of Iron
ton is now domiciled in the residenc,
of the late Chas. Sutton, east of th
Lopez store. Mrs. Sutton and child
rem have moved to st. Louis.
The REGISTER is late this week be
cause of unavoidable delay in secur
ing the copy for the ballots. Becaus
of the space required for the ballots
much other matter is crowded out.
John F. Rosentreter, Republican
nominee for County Clerk, and G.. A
Baker, nominee for Circuit Clerk an
Recorder, have withdrawn. The Re
publicans will have no candidates TO
these offices.
A. @. Crews and wife and J. |
Evans and family were Sunday Wis
itors at the E. E. Evans home. MI
Crews is an enterprising merchant c
Flat River, and Mr.. Evans is Audito
of the Federal Lead 90. at the sam
place.
The ballots for the general electio
are printed this week. So you ca
vote intelligently and not have you
ballot thrown out, read carefully an,
re-read the instructions to Voters
published in connection with th
ticket.
Prosecuting Attorney Keith an
other Democrats will address th
voters at Goodwater, October 26th, {
1880 P. M, Redmondville, 9th, at q;
P. M, and Belleview, 2sth, at 1880 ]
NJ. Everybody invited to attend thes
meetings.
Mr.. j. M. Hawkins, Sr., died at til
home Of his daughter, Mrs. W. ia. .Ru'
sell, Belleview, Sunday morning at
o'clock, aged 81 years and 9 month
Interment was made in Edison cems