Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-01-01

pleton oficiating.-Greenville Sun.
Not often do we get to January LIST
with as little snow as we have had SO
far this winter. Just enough to cover
the ground Friday night and Sunday
night, and that's all there has been to
it.
Married-At Third Baptist Church
in st. Louis, Wednesday, December
Gath, 1918, 8. E. Twomey, of Detroit,
Michigan, and Miss Catherine Ander-
son, of %Ironton, Nc. They will make
their home in Detroit.
F.Buachsenschuetz at Middlebrook,
put some six inch ice in his Toe house
during the cold weather in December.
We very much doubt if there is an
other man in the county who has har-
vested any ice this winter.
John Stricklin and wife of Pilot Knob
visited their daughters in st. Louis
Christmas, returning by way of Flat
River, where they we're guests o their
daughter, Mrs. Buhrmester. They re-
port a good time and plenty to eat.
Geo. Gillian, who Is visiting rels-
tives in Ironton, is now located in the
wonderful oil fields adjacent to Wich-
ita Falls, Texas. He says that there
is certainly plenty of "get up aud go''
in that section just at the present time.
To Mrs. A. ]. Boardman, Arcadia, 1
return thanks for a unique Christmas
gift-Dulce. 1t came from Cuba, and
of CONNECTIONS is the sweetest of the
sweet: in the form of a two-inch cube.
By the donors admonition, | touch it
lightly.
Some people are insisting that the
Improvement of the roads should be
deferred until conditions become nor
NAL; that because of the immense
amount of road construction now I'M
der contemplation the prices for la
Dor and material are very, very high.
Rev. ". E. Patterson, Of near Area
dia vas a Pennington visitor Mon
day enroute from Esther where he
has been employed as pastor of the
Baptist church. He asks the News to
state that he expects to start q revival
at Esther on next Sunday Farming
ton News,
John Reagan of Ironton is here now
with the Bismarck Motor Go. The
great increase of work necessitates
the requirements of another man, as
Mr.. Wallace was unable to attend to
both the mechanical and clerical end.
Mr.. Reagan expects to move his family
here shortly Bismarck Gazette.
Strayed-From the farm of the un-
d~ersigned on Craue Pond a two-year
old steer; dark red, with white face
and heavy tail. Split in right ear and
~underslope in left. Missed since last
May. Will pay for information that
will result in it's return to me.
ELLA CAMPBELL.
No phase OF American history is
more fascinating, more replete with
the thrill Of romance, peril and adj
%venturous spirit, than that of the re-
demption of the great Southwest from
the grip Of outlawry, which SO long
held back its proper development.
"The Lone Star Ranger" deals power
fully with that period.-Adv.
Married-Ironton, Mo-, Chris tmas
day, 1919, Oscar w. Haywood and
Perle M. Conway, Rev. DR.. Riggs
officiating. Mr.. Haywood andN bride
departed that evening for st. Louis
where they will make their future
home. The REGISTER wishes for them
happiness supreme and bliss ~unalloy-
ed.
Walter Garrison, while riding
through Ironton n day last week,
threw q note from the train saying he
had "struck oil in louisiana Good
for Walter! An oil magnate and en-
deavoring to get a seat in the Louis
lana legislature. That should be suf-
%icient to crafty the ambition ofDany
ordinary man.
Chas. Wolf, who been engaged in
the mercantile business at Redmond
vile, in the west end of.Iron county,
for the past seven years, has conclud.
ed close out his stock Of goods and
will probably engage in business al
Iron Mountain. Mr.. Wolf says he has
done very well at Redmondville
but he wants to get located near the
railroad.
A new time card became effective
Sunday and a number of changes
were made in the time of the trains
Under the new schedule southbount
passenger trains are due to deparf
from Ironton station as follows: No
%, 1855 A. M; No. 8, 1902 p. NJ; No
II, 1870 P. M.-Northbound-No. Is
l. ~. E-. HyA#nN - 49, $50 LLJltk - MN /.