Iron County register., 1920-12-30

We are very sorry to report the
death of Amos E. Westerman, we'll
known resident of the west end of the
county, who died Tuesday after few
days. illness.
The Pilot Knob Ore Company is
considering the proposition of putting
in large crushing plant at Pilot Knob
to crush rock for road purposes. 1t
will be big thing.
Married-At the Methodist Parson-
age, Ironton, Mo-, Thursday, Decem-
ber 23d, 1920, Mr.. Clum Sullivan and
Miss Lola Deboard-both of Brunot
in Madison county-Rev. A. S! j..
Baldridge officiating.
To our old friend and former valle-
gian, Mr.. j. B. Russell, we are indebt-
ed for the most beautiful calendar of
the Buford Jordan Lumber Co.,, El-
lington, Mo-, for the New Year. Mr..
Russell is manager of the company.
Well, the shortest day of the year
has come and gone and still no morn
ing light service. Guess we'll have to
stumble around in the dark until the
gentle spring time. The light COM
pany is going along, just as itpleases,
and no one dares to interfere.
Mondays Globe Democrat held the
announcement of the death of Mr..
Crume K. Miller which occurred at
his home in Kirkwood the day pre-
ceding. Mr.. Miller forty five years
ago was associated with me in the
publication of the REGISTER and was
we'll known to the people of Arcadia
Valley. A more fitting announce
ment will follow. III
Deputy U, S. Revenue Gauger J. A.
Reyburn, who looks after our Uncle
Samuel's revenue matters in this
territory and also shifts out what il
licit distilers and bootleggers he can,
was in our burg last Thursday and
dropped in at this Office only socially,
of course. J. A. says he has seen his
present job sprouting wings since
November, 2d.-Potosi Journal.
Leadwood correspondence Farm
ington Times: "Dr. Appleberry, who
has been in the aviation department
of the U. s. army since 1917, stationed
part of the time at Waco, Texas,
but for the last II months at Panama
was in Leadwood Saturday safternoor
with his brother, DIR. R. Appleberry,
of Bonne Terre. The people of Lead
wood are very anxious for the doctor
to locate here"
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the pa g
week:
Charles James Of Des Arc and
Beulah Kite of Lodi.
Clum Sullivan and Lora Devoard oi
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Brunot.
Paul Swims of Bismarck and Mil
dred L. Robertson of Des Arc.
Olin Lewis of Redford and Grace
Mann of Sabula.
Mont Lee of East Fork. was in towr
paying his taxes to-day and while
here called and renewed allegiance tc
this paper. He informs us that ;
new post-o office has recently been es
tablished on Tom Sauk, which will bt
known as Pinkley, and will be sup
piled daily from the Lesterville Office
This office will be great convenience
to large number of people. Gen
terville Outlook.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad 90
has lately ordered four or five millior
dollars worth of new rolling stool
equipment. Among the new locomo
, tives will be five passenger engines o
the highest improved mountain type
which will be used on the Iron Noun
tain line of the system for yanking tn
long passenger trains over the Ozarks
3 They will have good speed capacit
(, Of 20 miles an hour.
The new baseball league had its frs
meeting at Turk Hall, Williamsville
last Sunday afternoon. The meetin
J was convention of enthusiastic fan
! from Des Arc, Leeper, Piedmont
Williamsville and Greenville, five Q
the proposed members of the league
: 1t was voted to include Annapolis
the mining metropolis to our north
! as the sixth member of the league :
? Piedmont Journal Banner.
Poplar Bluff Citizen Democrat Q
December 23d; "August Winkler, we
known East Side jeweler, was seri
ously injured this morning when ca
: driven by r. G.. Rivers, said to live Q
. Esinore, Mo-, struck him while b
was crossing the street from in from
9 OF the office OF H. ]. Morrison at Ce
d darand Fourth street. Mr.. Wrinkle
n sustained bad bruises about the bod