Iron County register., 1898-04-28

/ @ANCt HODu a. Z-1O y GiOcE. ne De-
reayed parents have the sympathy ol
the community in their afiIiction.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending apr. 26th, showing the highes,
and lowest temperature recorded each
day: Apr. 20th, 81. 50; 21gt, 81, s.:
22d, 72, 4S; 23d. so, SIS; path, "a, 3s:
25th, So. "a; 26th. 81. 80. Rainfall,
81. W. II. DELASo, Observer.
Judge Green Wednesday granted a
writ Of Deremptory rnandamus direct
ing j. 5. LuLhy TO try the issues in the
case OF Mary Z. Mckinney vs.. Emmett
Imboden. without the Intervention OF
jury. This is the case spoken Of 10
last weeks REGISTER, Mrs. Mckinney
suing Imbodeu to obtain possession
o. a farm.
The Pilot Knob public school closed
last Friday evening after d successful
term Of eight months. The board had
a meeting the same evening and
promptly re-employed Prof. }. NJ
Hawkins and Miss Bertha Fairchild AZ
teachers for the ensuing year. 4 we'll
merited compliment TO TWO very eff
cient instructors.
Fritz Trauernicht arrived home in
MiddlebroOk last week after spending
seven months in the Missouri Dental
College. He will visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht, a
couple Of weeks and then return TO ST.
Louis to study with dentist there for
the remaider OF the summer. He will
spend two more years in school. The
REGISTER wishes the young man every
success.
In this issue appears the announce
ment OF Joshua &. Carty as candi-
date for Judge OF this Judicial Circuit.
Mr.. Carly was born in this county and
is well known TO the people. He Is an
able lawyer; an able, honest and up
right young man, who would serve the
people To- the best Of his ability. From
present indications Mr.. Carly can rest
easy as to this county, 40 he will sure
ly receive the instructions OF this coun-
ReynOLds outlook.
The REGISTER this week publishes
the duuOuuCcihCut Vi "a W 4SIOy VI
Belleview as candidate for Presiding
Judge of the Codnty Court. Judge
Meyer is well and faVorably known TO
many OF the voters of the county. He
has had four years experience in the
County Court as the Associate Justice
from the Western District, and, OF
course, gained considerable informa-
tion and experience, that would ma
terially help him in discharging the
duties OF the position to which he now
aspires. He asks the voters to give
his claims thoughtful consideration.
One OF Collins teams got away from
the driver In the lower end of town
Monday evening and started up the
street on dead run. The wagon was
heavily loaded with lumber but the
horses spurted along Main street like
they were pulling an empty sulky. In
front of the Odd Fellows Hall they
struck a buggy belonging to j. A.
Stafford and turned it upside down in
the twinkling of an eye. just then
one OF the horses in the wagon fell
down and the runaways were stopped.
Fortunately the horse hitched to the
turned over buggy was gentle one or
another runaway would have certainly
occurred. No damage resulted to the
team or wagon.
1.-The Lagdon Store CO." will be the
name of A. j. LangdOn's Horncrsville
general mercantile establishment soon,
articles of incorporation having been
prepared here this week by Attorney
Ely and forwarded to the Secretary of
State. The incorporators are A. j.
Langdon, John ii. Dunmire, VIM.
Gates and A. Haas, all well-known
citizens Of this county. The paid up
capital stock is 100000. All of the
incorporators will take an active part
in the business, Messrs. Langdon,
Haas and Gates being now so engaged
and j. II. Dunmire will start in May
Ist, he having rendered his resignation
to the Schuh Drug Co, OF Cairo. to
Jake effect at that time. This will
make a good working and active busi-
ness team. DuRkIin Democrat
The term of the Ironton public
schools which closes this week is un-
questionably one of the most thorough
ly successful in the history of the dis
trict. The report for the present
month makes a most satisfactory show
ing all along the line. and there is one
feature truly remarkable. There
hasn't been a single case of tardiness
during the entire month. We don't
believe there is another school in the
State with an enrolment as large whore
the same showing can be made. 1t
proves conclusively that the pupils are
interested in their work, and every one
realizes that is the cornerstone of sue
cess in the schools. Prof. Wilkinson
and his assistants are certainly to be
congratulated on the the success which
has attended their careful and untiring
efforts.
Herman Jauke, of Pilot Knob. an
employe on the Ironton section gang,
fell from and in front of a moving hand
car last Thursday evening and received
severe injuries. The accident oc-
CURED Just south of the bridge across
Stout's Creek. 1t was about quitting
time and the men were pulling the car
to the station. The handle on which
Jauke had his grasp broke and precip-
itated him on the track in front of the
car. He was struck on the back and
head, rendered unconscious, and it was
thought for n while had been killed.
Local surgeon Marshall was called,
however, and quickly discovered life
was not extinct. The unfortunate man
1 It.