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

please call, pay for this advertise
ment and get the steer.
VIM. KUHN, Arcadia, Mo.
James Robertson, Jr., will have a
preliminary examination before JUS
tice Rasche next Tuesday on the
charge of feloniously wounding Cecil
Parker whom he struck with his auto
mobile on the evening of December
10th on south Main street.
Game Warden Pigg announces that
he has had several warrents issued
against hunters in st. Francois coun-
ty who failed to take out license. He
intimates that other warents will be
applied for and that they will not all
be for st. Francois county hunters.
o. 7. Anderson formerly of Edo
RADIO, Kansas, recently purchased
what Is known as the Conrad place,
east of Ironton, from A. S. Loomis,
of st. Louis, who has owned the
property for the past year. Mr.. An
derson moved in last week and is
now In possession.
Mr.. A. W. Lambert, who several
months since purchased the Carson
bungalow, south of Arcadia, has made
extensive improvements on the place
since 1t came into his possession and
is sparing neither pains nor expense.
He last week imported a car of shrub
berry to be planted on the property.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
following marriage licenses the past
week:
John Seimford of Iron Mountain
and Maude E. Morris of Graniteville.
Theodore R. Vickery of Hogan and
Helen Lee Panor of st. Louis.
j. r. Day of Bixby and Lola M.
Sutterfeld of Ironton.
strayed or stolen-From my barni in
Pilot Knob, Tuesday night, December
10, 1921, n dark bay mare, eight
years old, 10 hands high, with scar
high up on left shoulder; also, one
dark bay horse, five years old, Ii
hands high, q mark on right shoulder,
low down, cut by barbed wire. Re-
ward will be paid for information
leading to their recovery.
s. B. REED, SR., Pilot Knob, Mo.
Mr.. VIM. Il. Webb went to st. Louie
last week to consult a specialist
in regard to a growth that has sp-
peared on his jaw. The trouble was
diagnosed az cancerous but the ply.
stefan assured Mr.. Webb that it could
be removed without serious results
Mr.. Webb went to st. Louis Tuesday
for treatment. We hope to soon an
nounce his re turn home fully fecov'
cred.
Graniteville Camp, 1902, M. W. A.
will give a Grand Ball at Workmen'I
Hall, G%raniteville, New Years Eve
Saturday night, December 81, 1921
A full orchestra will furnish the mu'
sic for the occasion and every ar
rangement will be made for the com
fort and pleasure of all who .atteud
Come and dance the Old Year out ant
the New Year ini JOE BROWN,
Chairman Committee.
On the first page Of this paper is
very fanciful story of Amalek Brooks
his crimes, his long penitentiary
sentence and final parole, taken from
a Granite City, Ills. paper, wher'
Brooks mother now makes her home
The reproduction is not made be
cause of the accuracy of the state
ments contained in the article, blu
rather because It will probably be 0
interest to those in this country VIII
knew Brooks.
:. Elwood O. Tual died at his home
Arcadia Friday night, December 2;
1921, at 7:30 o'clock, at the age of 4
!. years, II months and 2 days. The de
ceased had been in poor health fc
several years and for some time pal
it has been known that death wa
near, He Is survived by a widow an
three daughters, who have the sympa
! thy of the valley in their bereave
ment. The funeral occurred frol
the residence Sunday afternoon an
, interment was made in the K.
cemetery. May he rest in peacefl
sleep.
Bismarck Gazette: "Rev. and Mr.
, VIM. England returned home frol
! Glover last Sunday where they ha
been for two weeks instructing Sur
day School Teachers Training OLAF
and Senior and Junior B. Y. P. I
8 Training Glasses at the Big Cree
: Baptist creek near Glover. Fine ir
I. terest was taken in the work and th
8 average attendance each evening ws
so. eat the close of the meeting
twenty teachers diplomas, fourtee
senior and thirteen junior diploms