Iron County register., 1922-03-09
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Pennington now has free delivery
OF mail.
Read OF Codding & Sons Saturday
Specials.
March winds have been blowing for
several days.
The baker announces reduction in
the price of bread.
Two aldermen to be chosen at the
city election next month.
County court meets next Tuesday
to settle with the Collector.
With late Easter, the old theory
is, that we may look for a late spring.
Tanlac is appetizing and invigorat-
ing. Try it today. Arcadia Valley
Drug Co.-Adv.
The Baptists at Pilot Knob have re-
Gently purchased lot on which to
build church.
Mrs. Mayfeld Huff's pupils will give
a recital i'd the Academy Theatre the
evening of March 10th.
The saw mill at Crows lumber yard
has been shut down awaiting the ar
rival of another engine.
The early gardener hasn't made
much progress, yet. We look to see
him get real busy Boon.
j. G. Chiffon succeeded in disposing
of about fifteen of his car load of hors-
es last week. Prices, fair.
An auction sale of the personal
property of the late Mrs. J. Boss at
Middlebrook next Saturday.
Mr.. Jos. Ranft has sold his resi-
dence in Pilot Knob to W. R. Conley
and will remove to st. Louis.
1t is announced that there willlikely
be more prospecting for mineral in
the Annapolis vicinity this spring.
Mr.. VIM. Blue has been quite seri
ously i'll in st. Louis from influenza,
but is reported to be improving now,
The American Legion will give a
dance at the Academy Theatre the
night of st. Patrick's day. Fine mu-
sic.
There will be Community and
Rummage Sale at the north Rosen-
treter barn, Ironton, Saturday, March
25th.
The "white mule' man evidently
dispensed with free hand in Iron'
ton Saturday. Judging from appear
ances.
We understand that Geo. w. Han
son is considering buying the parson'
age on the Methodist property II
Ironuon.
No announcement as yet Of the ap'
pointment of a postmaster at Des
Arc. One will probably be forthcom,
ing soon.
Main street has been exceptionally
free from mud this winter. In fact
the thoroughfare is in pretty good
condition.
A recital by the pupils of Mrs. May
field Huff on Thursday, March l6th,a
the Academy of Music. Benefit Prov
ident Association.
Misses Dorothy and Helen Reese de
lightfuily entertained a number o
young friends at birthday party las
Thursday evening.
I. G. Whitworth is back at the banl
after siege Of the grip. He looks
''little worse for the wear" but hope
to regain his strength soon.
Manager Schaefer presented " Hu
moresque" and "The Eternal Light
at the Arcadia College auditorium
Monday and Friday nights
But very few prospective candidate
for Office, locally, so far this yea
The campaign usually opens alon
about the April term of circuit court
Quite lot of material is on th
ground to proceed with the buildin
of the new Lutheran churhh in Iron
ton when weather conditions permit
7. D. Shriver, deputy internal reve
nue. collector, was here Saturday an
Monday helping the taxpayers
compiling their federal income tax re
turns.
The box supper at the Arcad
school building last Friday evenir
was we'll attended and is pronounce
very successful affair, both financia
ly and socially.
Glen Lovelace has succeeded Mi
Mary Walker as night'operator at Il
telephone exchange. Miss Walk
has gone to st. Louis to take cour
as trained nurse.
Ruble Bros mill. just west of Cei
terville, is furnishing much work +
our people. Ruble Bros. are real SO
mill men and have many friends.