Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-12-14
~IrOnton, Missouri.
q B~REvITIEs.

Tuesday was a real winter day.
Will our trains ever run on time
again?
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Bell went to st.
Louis Monday.
A full line of Holiday Goods at II.
Adolph & Sons.
Mrs. L. M. Henson has returned to
Ironton from st. Louis.
No lights after nine o'clock Sunday
night. Mighty annoying.
For sawed or split wood see
PAUL WIMBLEDON.
Miss June Lee Munger and her
party at the Academy Theatre Satur-
day night.
An attache of the navy was in Iron
ton a couple of days last week seek
ing enlistments.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry He'd
ley, Davisville, Mo-, Monday, Decem-
Der 4th, 1922, a fine boy, Harry, Jr.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Webb. we are sorry to
hearts suffering much pain these days
and his condition not at all satisfac-
tory.
Collector Burnham wishes to re-
mind you that this is the last month
to pay state and county taxes without
penalty.
Miss Margaret Curtis most delight
fully entertained a number of guests
at a party given at her home on the
evening of December Sd.
The town OF Annapolis is about to
be lighted with electricity, the cur
rent being supplied from the mines.
The poles are now being put up.
Our store has been designated as
the Christmas Store by Santa CLAUS,
who has arrived and established head
quarters. LOPEZ STORE 90.
The revival meeting at the Presby-;
;terian church in charge of Rev. Dn-
Laney of Searcy, Arkansas, and the
local pastors, closed Sunday night.
1t is said that G. E. Myers has re-
signed as manager of the local light
plant and will accept a position al
Iron Mountain. We are sorry to lose
him.
MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Russell of the
Russell Poultry Yards now have a lit
tie girl, Elizabeth Jean, born Thurs.
day, December 18th, 1922, Congratula'
tons.
For Sale-5O Barred Rock pullets o.
25O-egg laying strain, about 8 months
old, rs cents each. Cockerels same
price. Address Lock Box 1876, Iron
ton, Mo.
"Isaacn writes that Rev. Taylor
who is conducting a revival at Des
Arc, is having a crowded house. Two
hundred presented themselves at the
altar Sunday night.
Marcus d. Yount has purchased thu
residence on Dent street on SHEPHERD
Mountain side, built by Thos. D. Jone'
q number of years ago. Mr.. Yount il
now domicilen therein.
Emil Roehry was here to see hi
father Monday. He saw VIM. r. Ed
gar in st. Louis the day before ant
says he is improving finely. Thu
family expect to be home for Christ
mas.
Miss Maurine Friday gave a yer.
enjoyable Theatre Party Saturda.
evenig, December 9th. After tn
show the guests returned to her home
where they enjoyed delicious refresh
ments.
A line from our good friend, MIR. A
F. Keuhle, of Murphysboro, Illinois
advises us that he and Mrs. Keuhl'
are enjoying the best Of health, ant
ask to be remembered to old vale.
friends.
Mrs. J. M. Hawkins was taken Il
ST. Louis Monday to undergo a eur
gical operation. This most estimabl
lady's many friends hope to hear o
her early restoration to health. Mrs
Hawkins is at st. Johns Hospital.
Game Warden Pigg announces tina
Iron county has taken out Q hunt
ing licenses this year, in proportion
to its population, than any county y
the state. The total number of license
issued 10 Iron this year is about 63C
In st. Francois county the numbe
totals about 1900.
Recorder Hawkins has issued tn
following marriage licenses since GU
last report:
Chas. 8. Lacey of st. Louis and Mri
Maude Evans OF Mineral Point.
John III. Faulkner and Martha !
Mitchell OF Bismarck.
James G.. Long and Bertha Sarger
Of st. Louis.
All WOODEN, SO years OF age, drop