Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-12-28
BREvITIEs.
Hsppy New Year!

Fords last Wednesday.
American Legion Dance at the
Academy Theatre tonight.
w. D. Fletcher shipped a car of
hogs to st. Louis last week.
Lots Of hog killing going on during
the cold days of last week.
Wantee-A good cook. Address
Baptist Home, I%ronton, Mo.
The banks will not be open for bus
mess next Monday-New Years Day.
What has happened to the proposiz
ton to build a new church on Fort
Hill?
Bismarck is trying to get foreign
capital in building an ice plant in that
town.
Christmas quiet. The weather was
truly ideal-almost like a day in early
spring.
DR.. E. R. thinner, dentist, will be in
his home Office January Sd for n
month.
The weather was unusually fine for
the Christmas shopper and the volume
of trade was large.
The High School Glasses had a
Christmas program in the auditorium
Friday afternoon last.
There will be a free picture show
for the children at the Academy
Theatre Friday afternoon.
DR.. R. W. Gay and Mayor Baldwin
have recently established radio re-
ceiving sets in their homes.
Chas. j. Newman and force of men
are painting the new tenant houses
recently put up at Iron Mountain.
Probate Judge Sam M. Brewster is
putting on quite a lot Of style with q
new Velie Six received last week.
This is the last week in which to pay
your taxes without penalty, Better
see Burnham and Hanson both right
away.
Paul Whelehon, the ice man, has
made a trip or two to Pennington re-
Gently to get ice to supply the local
trade.
1t is reported that formesCongress-
man Walter L. Hensley is quite seri-
ously i'll in st. Luke's Hospital, St
Louis.
w. E. Westerman of Edgehill was a
caller Friday. Mr.. w. says that aside
from a little saw milling, it is very
quiet in the west end.
W. d. Croker, who has been en-
gagged in the mercantile business and
running a garage at Middlebrook, has
removed to st. Louis.
Miss thinner, who was operated OF
for appendicitis in Barnes Hospital
st. Louis, last week, is reported to bt
getting along very nicely.
The Christmas turkey was even
more scarce than the Thanksgiving
bird. People in this section seem tt
have just about quit the turkey bust
ness.
Traiu No. 5, due here at midnight
reached Ironton last Friday morning
at 6 O'Clock. Nine hours makin'
ninety miles. Getting back to print
tiv o times.
Strayed-Light red white faced 2
year old steer, has horns; marke'
with crop off each ear and underbit i
right; labeled in my name. Notify Z
S. Cooley, Bismarck, Mo.
Our old friend, Mr.. w. 7. O'Neal Q
Frankclay, remembered the edito
Christmas with a box of splendi
cigars. Many thanks, William. Healt
and prosperity to you and yours.
E. e. Evans has purchased ten hea
of mules from Arthur Huff, assigne
of the Eyans-Sell Land & Lumber Co,
and will engage in the lumber bust
ness in the west end of the county.
MI. j.. M. Hawkins and Russell an
Junior motored to st. Louis Monda
to spend the day with Mrs. Hawkir
who is in st. Johns hospital cor
valescing from a serious surgici
operation.
Ed Yates, who lives near Tip Tol
and VIM. Persons, Of Arcadia, wei
placed in jail Tuesday, charged wit
stealing seven hogs from Arch Hall
Arcadia. The defendants will have
preliminary examination today.
A woman and her little daughte
we're knocked down and run over b
a careless automobile driver in Poto
last week. Pending the outcome
the woman's injuries the driver OF Il
car is at liberty on a $1,000 bond. IL
reckless driver must be put out
business.
The recently appointed Collector {
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