Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-02-02


plates, 1000 trailer plates and 1000
plates for official cars owned by the
state.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
following marriage licenses the past
week:
Elk P. Jones and Alice Kitchell OF
Annapolis.
Joseph Donnelly and Mary Connors
of st. Louis.
DR.. o. O. January of Belleview was
quite badly bitten by a small dog be-
longing to him about ten days ago.
The dog had been absent a few days
and on returning home bit the cat.
The DR.. interfered and the dog at
tackled him biting him viciously on
the hand in several places. The dog
was killed and its head sent to st.
Louis where, after examination, it
was said the dog unquestionablyi had
hydrophobia. DR.. January at once
commenced taking treatment ana
thus far has shown no symptom o
the disease.
Elsewhere is printed an item taken
from the Centerville Outlook telling
of a recent hold-up in Reynolds coun-
ty. The bandit was Roy Camden,
who with Milton and Enoch Barton,
all of Reynolds county, were confined
in the Jail here on the charge of burg
larry and larceny. 1t will be remem-
bered that through the aid of Nike
Kelley, a trusty, they all made their
escape from p~enitentiary on Armls-
tice day. A couple of days afterwards
they were caught burglarizing a store
at Doyle in the west end Of the coun-
ty and all given Jail sentences for
burglary. Milton Barton is in jail
here now charged with the murder OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Osburn at Doyle in
December.
Desloge Sun: "'The Cozian Bakery
at Flat River, has been sold to John
Christ, a baker located in De Soto
The sale price we understand was IN
the neighborhood Of GIG 900. Mr.,
Christ was in Flat River Thursday
making arrangements to get the es'
tablishment opened up and ready fol
business. They do not expect to De
gin placing bread on the market be-
fore February 10. The Cozian Bakery
was at one time n of the most -four
ishing business establishments in the
county. Tt rapidly grew from a little
one horse country bakery into a large
and extensive business under tn
management of Jas. Cozian. Ate,
MI, Cozian served his interests wit
the business it became difficult to OBJ
tain the services of a competent mar
ager and the business became fin
ancially involved beyond its ability t.
!, pay out by operating the business
I The shop was closed about tW
months ago."
In the most disastrous fire in tn
:, history of Fredericktown, which oc
Cured on Monday night, of week De
fore last the Hicks building and tn
D E. II. Bess building were totally de
stroyed at losses aggregating $50, oO(
2 The fire originated in the Hicks builc
q ing, a dilapidafed wooden structure
!, and threatened several surroundin
- buildings which, however, were save
10 by volunteer fire fighters. Fire
the root Of the Bess building was di
" covered after the excitement OF I'll
first blaze had quieted down and mo
z. of the people had returned to the
i. homes. The entire building was 500
ablaze and little of it's contents we
ry saved. The offices in the upper sto
y; Of the Bess building were occupied
81 Attorney @. P. Damron, DR.. McDaVl
Mcfarland Insurance Co., and Maria
en- ian and Higdon. The contents
ii, these offices yer totally destroye
ng Attorney Damron suffered the loss
a law library valued at $4,000 and bri'
on and valuable papers pertaining to
ire practice. The first floor OF the bun
IN, ing was occupied by the Bess Hal
it ware Co., with a stock OF goods
Did voicing 500, 900. Bess estimated
total loss at about $45 900 upon viii
1, he carried insurance of approxima'
- " $50, 900.
~ The Ironton Follies Of 1922, given
IT'D connection with Picture Show, Sat
re- day night. February 18th. Adm
zen sion, 10 and 25 cents.
'ew "
Phone 79w when you need atcarp'
~ ter or have a repair job.
j. l. Tone
ms WANTED.
To a capable, wide awake, busln
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