Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-01-03
q BREVITIES.

DIG M. W utto @o'
Snow most every day.
Have you paid your taxes?
Did you watch the old year out?
The ice is about five inches thick.
Friday is Cream Puff day at the Ba-
kerry.
Friday and Saturdays wind was
most cutting.
The wood hauler was in great de-
mand again the past week.
The light service the past week has
been erratic, to touch the matter
lightly.
Did you make any New Year reso-
buttons? How many are already
broken?
We patronize home enterprise. Buy
your Bread at the Bakery and do
likewise,
WIN there aver be a night man at
the Ironton station again?
For Sale-A mare, seven years old;
price sla5,Oo apply to Chas. Whele-
hon, Arcadia, Mo.
County Clerk Huff Tuesday issued
twenty-eight hunting licenses. Pretty
good start for the New Year.
Dorothy Gish in "The Little Yank,n
a Comedy and the last episode OF
"The Iron Claw" next Tuesday.
1t is reported that the public schoo
building has been m~iserably and in
adequately heated during the recent
cold weather. Why?
The New Year was ushered into the
Valley very quietly. In fact, more
quietly than any Of its predecessors il
10, these many years.
J. q. Forshee, we understand, con-
templates building an ice house, neai
the station, in which to store the ice
shipped from st. Louis.
Recorder Hawkins last week ISSUED
a marriage license to William Edmond
Campbell Of Belleview and Rosa AnI
Waldram of M%iddlebrook.
DR.. j. l.. Hickman Of Brunot was il
Ironton Monday on his way to Belle
view to investigate a case of hos
cholera that had been reported t
him.
County court will convene mex
Monday. The chief business will bt
e-districting the roads in accordance
with an enactment of the last 'legisla
ture.
w. W. Strother spent a part Of las
week in this city on business. HI
had been in a hospital in st, Loui
sick for several Observation-Disclosures
Tribune.
The Ursuline Sisters at Arcadia are
conserving fuel this winter by not us
ing the big chapel. Services are con
Quoted in an improvised chapel in on
OF the other buildings.
Last Friday afternoon the edito:
received a telegram announcing tn
death of his cousin, VIM. G.. Dilts, Sr.
at Kansas City, Mo. An obituary vii
be published next week.
Miss Lydia, daughter of Mr.. Alt
Mrs. Henry Basler, of Paducab, Ken
lucky, writes: 81 don't know wha
we would do without the REGISTER q
it is a letter from home"
No lights Sunday night. The waite
pipes at the plant were frozen. VIII
cares? Assuredly not the light com
pany. All 1t seems to be thinkip.
about just at the present time is a
increase in rates.
DR.. Edith Strong, daughter of tn
late s. =. Strong, formerly Of Irontor
was q valley visitor last Friday. Mis-
Strong is an NJ. D., practicing in 81
Louis. She expects to go to Califor
mia in the near future.
A most convenient and serviceabl
! coin purse is that presented by tn
Bank OF Arcadia Valley to its friend
and patrons as a New Year Souvenir
The writer assures his appreciatio
for having been remembered.
Postmaster Daueherty has lease
the old johnson ice house, on Stout
creek, from Baldwin Bros, and hope
to fill it with ice before the winter
gone. Daugherty in the ice business
What do you know about that?
Taken Up-At my place in Arcadi'
Mo-, December %, 1917, n re
yearling heifer, swallow fork in rigi
ear and underbit in left ear. Own'
please call for same.
CHAs. WHELEMoN, Arcadia, Mo.
To our old friend, August Winke
OF Poplar Bluff, we are indebted for
box Of most excellent cigars as
Christmas remembrance, Our mo
sincere thanks to Mr.. Winkler al
may the New Year bring him peac
happiness and plenty.
From the De Soto Press: "Mr. q,
Mrs. R.J. Hill Of South Main sire
have as holiday guests their son,W.
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