Iron County register., 1922-09-07
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

september came ID warm.
Malcolm Ringo is driving Chevro-
let roadster.
Linus White has quit the ice busi-
ness for the season.
The post-office front has been treat
ed to coat of paint.
Robert McClurg and Glen Smith of
Belleview last week traded farms.
Laxacold will cure cold.
ARCADIA VALLEY DRUG Co.
Sale of regis tered heifers at Hawk
ms Sale Barn. Saturday, September
18th.
3 The Ironton schools opened Mon
day. The enrolment in tho High
School is large.
DIR. Zimmer, dentist, will be in his
home office, Ironton, for three weeks
from September 9Th.
Oliver Fox is the latest purchaser of
Jewett car. This car seems to be
quite favorite locally.
The late rains have wonderfully re-
vived the lawns and fields, and the
grass is as green as in springtime.
Quite number of automobiles roll
ed into the valley from st. Louis Sat-
urday and Sunday to pass the holiday.
For Sale Seven puppies, month
and half old. Genuine fox hounds.
See the care taker at Mrs. DR.. Sum-
mas place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Maddox, from
Des Arc, motored through Ironton
Tuesday on their way from Des Arc
to st. Louis.
About twenty five soldiers have
been at the Rifle Range the past week.
About three hundred are expected to
arrive this week.
A. P. Schaefer has ordered an elec-
trical organ for the Academy Theatre.
1t will be installed in the course of q
couple OF months.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Iron County Bank last
Friday the surplus Of the institution
was increased to 1000.
A party driving from Pennington a
couple of Sundays ago tells US that he
met 160 automobiles on the road to
Ironton. Just think of it.
Chas. Orrick OF Graniteville was in
Ironton Saturday. Mr.. Orrick has
been employed on paving work in st.
Louis for several months.
Strayed from my farm, five miles
south of Arcadia, a 3-year- r-old black
horse mule. Reward for information.
]. A. SMITH, Arcadia, Mo.
John Naef, the timer, has removed
his shop from south Ironton to the
cobblestone building across the street
from Rasche's store in north Ironton.
A. I. Willard has been carrying his
arm in sling the past week or more
because of contact with the crank on
Ford. Not broken but badly bruised
George Blue, who is foreman of Q
bunch of paving cutters at work or
the streets in st. Louis, visited hil
mother in Ironton the first of the
week.
In game of baseball between the
HFats'' and the cleans" at Fletcher'l
Field Monday afternoon the heavy.
weights were victorious in score Of
IL to 2.
The A. j. Sheahan Granite Com
pany at Graniteville recently secured
contract for one hundred Thousand
paving blocks from the City O.
Chicago.
Manager Myers informs US thai
eight OF the new lights for the streets
have already been placed in position
The three other lights will be put NJ
without delay.
Mr.. Howard Green, son of 7. ]
Green of lronton, has enrolled for
complete course in Telegraphy Train
ing in the Chillicothe Business Colleg'
at Chillicothe, Missouri.
Mr.. d. L. Spencer the Piano Tuner
who is now at the Arcadia College
will be at the Valley Inn. a few days
Anybody desiring his services pleas
phone No. 127, the Valley Inn.
The laws appertaining to automo
biles are joke, an absolute joke, il
this community. After some Gala NIT
has resulted then an attempt may b
made to enforce the regulations.
The trains continue late and YER
indispensable. A party who cam
from st. Louis on train No. II on
night last week tells us that he wa
about eight hours making the trip.
For Sale 1921 Ford with starter, etc
fina shane. nice sow and niva rapia