Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-12-09

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nor what he is paying for it. But he's
paying enough; that's q cinch.
DR.. A. B. Marbury, the only sur
viving brother OF B. II. Marbury, died
at e., Paso, Texas, last Sunday The
funeral services we're conducted at
the home of his brother-in-law, Jo-
seph G. Williams, in st. Louis, on
Thursday, December 2. Mr. Marbury
went to st Louis Wednesday to be
present at the funeral.-Farmington
Times.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Arthur Richardson of Belleview and
Ella Sutton of Enough.
John Barrett and Mary Burke of st.
Louis.
Bart Reed and TIssie Cox of Des
Arc.
Henry Buff and Ora Newcomb of
Cantwell.
Ralph Gibbs. of Elvins, who has
been attending the Chillicothe Bust
mess College, has returned home, and
entered the Ozark Business College at
Pennington, last Tudsday morning
He reports that conditions in the larg-
er business colleges are far from what
he was lead to expect and that he finds
he can get much more thorough work
at Farmington.-Adv.
Give Lake Killarney half a chance
and soon it will become one of the
finest fishing resorts in the State.
This is a contamination to be desired,
but your fish hog cares nothing for
this consideration. He fishes to the
two-inch limit and salves his con-
s%cience-if he have a conscience
with the reflection that the present is
his and the future shall take care of
itself.
Marshal Chas. Huff on Monday
afternoon arrested William Silbey of
Elvins, who with some more, was
charged with robbing a man at Flat
River. Silbey had been to Des Are
and came to Bismarck on the after
noon train and had started for the
lead belt. Marshal Huff overlook
him at the Masonic cemetery and
placed him under arrest.-Bismarck
! Gazette.
Carl j. Fitz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Fitz of this city, has the dis
tinction of being commissioned a
First Lieutenant at the Western Mill
tary Academy, out of an enrolment
of 300. On Thanksgiving Day he was
"Oficer of The Day" and no doubt
felt gratified as his folks and friends
do at his elevation in rank from a
sergeancy. Our congratulations.-Lil-
bourn Herald.
While out hunting on Tom Sank,
!, about six miles west of l%ronton, last
f Tuesday j., F. Pease killed a large
catamount. The animal was prob
, ably three feet from tip to tip and
t large in proportion. 1t probably
could have put up a pretty stiff tight
if driven to a corner. There are said
to be quite a number of these animals
in the woods, and some insist that
> their presence accounts for the
8 scarcity of other game.
Fred Twomey, proprietor of the
Local Cash Store, is putting on a clos
ing out sale at which his entire stock
of merchandise and also his furniture
f and fixtures will be sold. Mr.. Twom-
ey, has been in business for five years,
8 beginning with a small stock of
groceries, and kept adding other lines
! to his stock, and at this time he has
t a good stock and also enjoyed a good
Y business. At this time Mr.. Twomey
has made no plans for the future
Bismarck Gazette.
+ Monroe and William Johnson,
{ brothers, who were arrested by Con-
stable George Tnrner last week charg-
: ed with participating in the hold up at
, Leeper on November IS, were ar
raigned in Justice John W. Young's
court at Piedmont last Monday.
, Monroe waived preliminary trial and
was held under bond for the circuit
court. Williams case vas continued
, until December Is, when his prelimi-
nary trial will be held before Justice
Young.-Greenville Sun.
Under the rule of the unco guild we
are denied the use of whiskey, wine
. or brandy in our mince pie. How
long, if we keep progressing in right
eousness, before the pie itself is cast
, : into the discard? You know it used
to be forbidden by law in the good old
times when the elect we're their broth
ers' spiritual keepers and a stove in a
church was an abomieation and a fly
ing into the face of the Almighty. To
: those 6. o. t. we seem to be rapidly
n raturniuo and tho aaiuta in tha sad.