Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-01-10
q BREyITIEs.

more suOw THIS winter man LOT
years.
This 10 one of the winters that
used to be.
Mighty little sunshine since the first
Of the year.
W. D. Fletcher shipped q . OF fine
hogs Sunday.
Mr.. Daugherty says he put up q fne
lot of Ice Tuesday.
The boys and girls had fine skating
several days last week.
Albert Kuhn, the butcher, put up
some fine ice last week..
Passenger rates are now two and q
half cents . mile, plus the war tax.
Snow all day Tuesday, but, we are
glad to say, no blizzard has followed.
Fletcher & Barger last week sold a
Ford car to DR.. ]. L. Hickman Of Bru.
not.
Eggs selling at fifty cents q dozen
highest price ever known for hen
fruit in this town.
Constance Talmage in "Betsy's Bur
plar," and "Her Cave Man." All Star
Triangle Comedy, next Tuesday. Jan
uary 18th.
Wood Is still in great demand, the
price, in some instances, being as
much ss the hauler thinks he can
"stand you up" for.
Mary Pickford in "Rags," Comedy,
and Ford Weekly next Saturday, Janu'
nary 18th.
US Veterinary Inspector, DR.. s.
L. Rhorer, with headquarters at Be-
dalia, spent q few days OF last week
with DR.. Hickman and family ut Bru-
not.
Services in st. Paul's Church, Iron
ton, this coming Sunday. Morning
Prayer with sermon at II O'Clock.
Evening Prayer with an address ct
1880.
Daugherty, the ice king, has been
the most important and busiest mar
hereabouts recently. Really think he
believes ice ought to sell for $3.50 .
hundred.
Mr.. Daugherty had q force Of men
putting up ice Thursday, Friday and
Saturday last. About 300 tons OF I'M
usually good ice, seven inches thick,
was stored away.
DR.. ]. l.. Hickman Of Brunot was a
caller last Wednesday on his way
home from Belleview. He tells us
that he and Mrs. Hickman contem'
plate . trip to Florida In February.
Mr.. Joseph A. Reyburn has been in
Ironton the past week as a represen'
tativs of the Internal Revenue De-
partment, giving Dull people informa'
ton relative to the income tax law.
Mr.. F. Kaths Of Pilot Knob Sunday
received a telegram from his son
Herbert A., In Powtin, Kansas, an
nouncing the arrival Of a baby boy
at the latter's home that day. AL
are we'll.
Recorder Hawkins Tuesday issuet
the following marriage licenses:
Robert Hughes Of Belleview AM
Odessa Allen Of Graniteville.
Richard C. Blanton and Annie I
Polk of Arcadia.
Mr.. B. s .Gregory has accepted q pc
sition ss deputy inspector under Gee
H. Moore, internal revenue collecto
for tho eastern district OF Missouri
Mr.. Gregory's duties at present wi
be in the income tax department.
Mr.. F. M. Anderson, who lives nea
Mlddlebrook, had the misfortune I
slip and fall on the snow In front {
Gay g. Kindell's store Tuesday after
noon and fractured his right arm.
pretty serious accident to q man up
the seventies.
Owing to the inclement weathe
but little>work has been done on u
new railroad switch being built by Il
Big Muddy Goal & Iron Company
Pilot Knob. When the weather D
comes more favorable the job will
rushed to completion.
A number Of lady friends surpr's'
Mrs. Arthur HUI on the afternoon
her. birthday, New Years day. N
visitors came H. . body, bringing :
freshments with them, and TAXI
their hostess wholly BY surprise.
vary pleasant afternoon was passed
An intruder walked into the hon
Of Mr.. e. e. Evans, 10 south lronte
last Thursdsy evening and bsd
frightened Mrs. Evans and the chill
rem. Mr.. Evans, who was over
town, va tslsphonsd for, but beic
hs arrived the intruder had depsrts
Elias Nichols VA Of home on
short furloush tho 6rst Of the mont
He was glad to sss q many OF bis I
friends still IL the valley. He Ill
army lie dne end rays ~ the o.
lifa. he has neither gained Or J