Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-13
q BREvITIEs.

One fisherman tells us that he hook
ed a fine lot oil fish in the creek dur
ing the holiday week.
The first OF January vas as mild
and pleasant as is ever known. Let's
hope it is indicative of the year.
Farm Wanted-Wanted to hear
fromowner of farm or good land for
sale worth price asked. L. Jones,!Box
55l, Olney, Ill.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Deguire
Blanton, on Marble Greek, Monday,
January 10th, 1921, a daughter. All
are doing we'll.
We were without light service two
nights last week. No n sufficiently
interested to offer any reason Or ex-
PLANTATION to the public.
A timer from Poplar Bluff was
here the past week doing some work
on the roof of Hon. D. W. Hills resi-
den;e on Arcadia Heights.
We are now booking orders for day
old chix and Matching eggs from our
heavy-laying s. G. White Leghorns.
j. W. RUSSELL POULTRY YARDS.
Earl Parker is in the Marine Hospi-
tai, st. Louis, being treated for in
juries resultant on being gassed while
in France. We hope to announce his
early restoration to health.
R. j. Williams and good wife, who
live south of Arcadia, entertained
twenty relatives during the
Christmas holidays-children, grand
children and others. All had a good
time.
r. G. Farmer, who has been home
about a month from st. Louis, where
he underwent a rather serious surgi-
cal operation, is slowly regaining his
strength and hopes to be all right
again soon.
There is a story being told ola couple
ssyoung bloodsn coming to grief be-
cause of "borrowingo a travelling
mans Ford from a garage last Thurs
day night. Just made to ''put up"for
a tire, it is said.
The, REGISTER is in receipt of a card
from Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Brook
shire, Pennington, Mo-, announcing
the birth, Wednesday, December 22d,
1920, of Miss Dorothy Marie; weight,
S1-2 pounds. Congratulations.
Mrs. J.P. Gillian returned last Sat
urday from a stay of several weeks
at Hot Springs, Arkansas. She re-
ports a delightful ~sojourp. Mrs.
Woodside will remain at the Springs
a while longer taking a ourse of
baths.
Arch Hall of Arcadia was in to see
us Friday. Mr.. Hall tells us that it
has been just twenty years since he
came to- Arcadia to be caretaker at
HHiilside." And he's been on the job
every day siuce. A pretty faithful
record.
Two of the children of Andy
Driemeier are sick with smallpox.
It is also thought that Mrs. F. A. Sage
is taking the disease. AS yet she
isn't broke out Sbut she has all the
symptoms of smallpox.-Bismarck
Gazette.
Mr.. John Hanson of Wisconsin,
brother of our fellow townsman, @. F.
Hanson, is spending a short time in
Ironton. Years ago Mr.. Hanson was
employed at the granite quarries and
has been around looking up the old
landmarks.
T. W. Williams, son of R. J. Will
liams, who lives south of Arcadia, is
now employed training race horses on
the Kennon Farm, near Washington,
Pennsylvania. The young man re
ceived his training on the Smollinger
farm, Iron Mountain.
lockwood correspondence in the
Dealoge Sun: "Rev. Chas. Calvert
left Tuesday morning for Paris, Mo-,
where he will reside in the future.
He is to be the Association Missionary
for Monroe County instead of pastor
Of the church in Paris, as I stated
last week.
lockwood correspondence in the
Desloge Sun: "Dr. Daley Apple
berry, who has been for some time
in the Canal zone, has bought the
Acuff property and will locate here
in the practice Aof his profession.
lockwood needs another doctor and
we welcome him and his family to
q town.
s. 7. Wilson, a former resident Of
Pilot Knob, but who has been in
California the past two years was in
Ironton last Thursday. Mr.. Wilson
says he will take The Ozarks in pre-
ference to California every time. He
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