Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-12-29
G B~REvITIEs.

Happy New Yearl
Will you watch the Old Year out?
See "The Fall of Babylon. ADV.
Some ducks on Lake Killarney last
week.
Dance at Granitevills next Satur-
day evening.
Read the advertisement of the
Ironton Battery Co.
We have had the coolest weather of
the season the past week.
The banks will not be open for
business next Monday-legal holiday.
No war tax on railroad tickets nor
freight bills Of lading after January
1st.
The post office has certainly done q
STAND office business'' the past week
or more.
Tanlac, the celebrated medicine, is
now sold by the Arcadia Valley Drug
Co.-Adv.
The Ironton school closed Friday
evening for the holidays and will Q
sumo next Monday.
County court will meet in adjourn
ed session Saturday to wind up the
business OF the old year.
The Iron County Electric Light and
Power Company extends New Year
Greetings | n this issue OF the REGISTER.
I The hard times do not seem to affect
the post office business in the least.
The volume of mail seems to increase
daily.
DR.. thinner, the dentist, will be In
his Ironton Office until January 9TH,
ready to wait on all who may desire
his services.
1t is reported that the passage OF
the ordinance directed against iitney
drivers at the railroad station has inn
proved conditions materially.
Coming to the Academy Theatre,
Tuesday, January 10th, the D. W.
Griffith super-special, "Thee Fall OF
Babylon" in seven reels.-Adv.
For Sale-My shoe repair shop In
Ironton. Good trade and will be sold
at a bargain. j. DUB1NsKY,
n Ironton, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Sutton and Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Pipkin came from st.
Louis to spend Christmas with rela-
tives.
Mr.. Fred Kindell, ST., whose condi-
ton has been somewhat serious the
past week, is reported somewhat
better.
Fletcher & Barger received a q OF
Fords last week. The Ford factory
has turned out a million cars and
tractors during 1921, it is announced.
Christmas wa quiet enough in the
valley and vicinity. Aside from a
few entertainments at the churches
there was but little out of the ordi-
nary.
Certainly have had an unusual
number of cloudy, rainy, gloomy days
In December. Last Thursday, while
the rain and sleet were falling, il
Numbered, as in midsummer.
While driving his car out Of Wen
dell's garage Saturday afternoon G,
J. Newman had the misfortune te
back into the glass front, demolish-
ing four big panes. The damage wa
$50 or $40.
The Day School at Arcadia College
gave a very meritorious Christma'
program in the College Auditorium
last Friday afternoon. Many patrons
and ell-wishers of the pupils were
in attend ance.
The preliminary examination o
Milton and Wilbur Barton, charged
with the murder OF Bud Osburn ant
brutally injuripg his wife at Doyle
December 1st, will be held before
Squire Rasche next Monday.
News was received here Saturday
that Mrs. Bud Osburn had died Thurs
day from the brutal injuries receives
on the night of Dember 1st, when he
husband was murdered and thei
house at Doyle burned down.
The Pioneer Cooperage Company
plant, two and a half miles northwes
Of here, has cut its force considerably
We are informed that this company
yards are all full and that they hav'
no orders.-CenterYille Outlook.
There will be a public sale of stock
farm implements and other persona
property on the "Mountain View
Stock Farm" better known as tn
Conrad place, east Of I%ronton, Mon
day, January 2, 1922, beginning ct /
O'Clock A. NJ.
Joseph @. Chllton, q former stnden
AZ Trontn, uioh qnhonl viaitat