Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-05-18

The America Legion dance.st the
Academy Theatre last Wednesday
night was not the success that charac-
terized the St. Patriek's day affair
Some way or other, the evening NOV.
ed of slowly.
The grade school rendered q pro.
gram at the Academy Theatre Mon
day night. A full house that was de-
lighted at the manner in which the
little ones acquitted themselves.
Rev. L. X. King, pastor of the
Pennington Presbyterian church,
preached the Baccalaureate sermon
for the Ironton High School Sunday
morning. 1t was an able discourse
and listened to by quite an assembly.
A book on rectal diseases will be
sent free for the asking il you men,
tion this paper. Ask for it. Address
DR.. D, H. Bell, 1928 Central National
Bank Building, 18th and Olive streets,
st. Louis, Mo.-Adv.
Competitive examination among
boys who want to represent Iron
county at the State Fair will be con.
Quoted by Superintendent Hanson
Saturday, July Sd. Boys who want to
enter the contest will not forget the
date.
Mr.. F. Kaths of Pilot Knob last
Thursday morning received a tele-
gram announcing that his grand
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Miller, nee
Blanks, had the night before given
birth to a baby girl at her home in
Ponca, Oklahoma. All are well. Con-
gratulations.
A card from Miss Lizzie Russell,
who has been teaching in mission
school at Blackey, in the mountains
of Kentucky the past year, informs us
that 'sschool is out' and she expects
to return to her home in Belleview
this week. Miss Russell ia a very snc-
cessful instructor.
Elsewhere is printed a letter from
Walter T. Newman, a former Ironton
boy now living in San Diego, Cali
fornia, who has been making his home
in the Golden State for a number OF
years. Walter writes a good letter
and we would be glad to hear from
him nor frequently.
Mr.. A. I. Willard has just complete
ed the enumeration of the Ironton
school district. There are 439 child
rem Of school age in the district; an
increase OF 9 over last year, but last
year there wasAa large increase over
the year before that. Mr.. Willard is
a most efficient enumerator.
Ernest a.. Johnston OF Monterey
Mo-, and Mae Shelton Wyer, of Find
lay, Ohio, were married, May 10th,
by the Rev. j. L. Haw at the Mount
Auburn M. E. parsonage, st. Louis,
Mo. VIM. Shelton, brother Of the
bride, and Miss Lydia Negrin, both Of
st. Louis, were the attendants.
If you want to buy a Moving Ma
chine before June goth | can save you
81. Overlooked in Binder Twlne
will sell at q bargain. Horse shoes
ready to put on, go cents for a set o.
four. Also the best Machine Oil.
CHAs.. F. HANSON, Ironton, Mo.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank of Des Arc Mon
day of last week the following direc-
tors were chosen for the ensuing
year: N. A. Farr, E. w. Fitz, J. T.
BuDyard, Oh. Collins and Mrs. F. F
Farr. N. A. Farr, President; j.. T
Bunyard, Vice President; A. 2. Kin
der, cashier.
DR. Fred W. Trauernicht desires hi:
friends and patrons in this vicinity to
know that he has recently removed
his dental Office from the Commercial
Building, st. Louis, to Suite SOB Unit
ed Home Building, formerly HOLLAND
Building, Oil North Seventh street
where he will be glad TO wait on thos'
who may need his services.
The senior play THE Empty House,
at the Academy Theatre last Frida.
night filed the auditorium to capacity
and each and every participant &C
quilted him 0 herself with glory
That was the unanimous opinion o
all who were so fortunate as to b
present. Teachers and students ar
to be heartily congratulated on tn
success attending their efforts.
The Arcadia Valley Base Ball Clut
was defeated by he-Champion South
lands of Poplar Bluff last Sunday by
score Of / to 0 in n Of the creates
games of baseball ever played il
Southeast Missouri. 1t was q pitch
er's duel from the start and the lucky
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