Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-09-13

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meet at the church at IL A. NJ. We.
hicles will be there to take.them to AR.
cadia where the picnic will be held.
c. C. Lashley desires to call the at.
tention of the public to the fact that
he has opened q restaurant and lunch
room in the south room of the Acade.
my of Music. Lunches and meals
served at all hours-night or day.
The patronage of the public is respect.
fully solicited.
j. Nj. Swaringim, who lives in the
Hogan neighborhood, was brought be-
fore the United States Commissioner
here Tuesday charged with sending an
obscene, lewd and la~scivous letter
through the mails. The defendant
waved examination and was sent to st.
Louis for trial.
DIR. Marshall reports a boy born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hotson on
Wednesday, September 18th. ALI do
ing well. Also, a boy born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Hodges Thursday,
September Is. This is the fifth arri-
val the DIR. has reported in town the
past " weeks.
The Iron Mountain Company will
put a diamond drill 1t work on some
land belonging to the company at
Cedar Grove this county, this week.
The company has optioned several
thousand of acres of land in the vicini-
ty, and it is said intend to Thoroughly
prospect the country.
The REGISTER last week stated that
the surveyors for the long distance
telephone we're encamped across Knob
Creek. This was an error. The sur
veying party is in the employ Of the
railroad, e~ndeavoring to select a route
through the Valley that will avoid the
Hogan mountain grades.
The REGISTER was honored with a
call last Thursday from Mrs. H. H.
Peters of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas,
and her daughter, Miss Jennie-now
Mrs. Stuart, of Fl. Worth, Texas.
Mrs. Peters many yearsiago made her
home in the Valley and afterwards at
Annapolis, this county, and is we'll re-
membered by many of our people.
Hon. Champ Clark. Missouri's ia
nous Congressman, will address the
voters OF Iron county at Annapolis on
the 9th or 10th of October-the date
will be definitely fixed in a few days.
Il is intended to make the meeting a
monster one. Hon. A. M. Dockery,
the next Governor of Missouri, will de-
liver speeches at Belleview and Iron
ton the latter part of October. Partic-
ulars later.
81. Vaughn, Ironton's up-to-date
and progressive tonsorial artist, desires
to inform the puplic that he has taken
the agency for Ozono, the hair strength
ener and hair grower. He recon-
mends it very highly and says it is the
only honest remedy on the market.
Ozono causes the hair to grow long
and straight, soft and fine, and as
beautiful as an April morning. Price,
fifty cents a bottle.
Three or four boys in this town have
been throwing rocks at night at strang-
ers as they pass along the street.
These boys had better behave; their
names are all known and it required
some pleading on the part Of their
friends to keep them from being prose-
cuted. The practice is a contemplate
and cowardly one, and if they repeat
the ~offense, these boys will very likely
find themselves behind Jail doors.
Messrs. Thos. Newman and Fred
Kindell are now sojourning in Paris.
seeing the exposition sights. They
will return to England this week,
whence they will sail for home or the
18th. The editor is in receipt of a
souvenir card. showing the Eiffel Tow
er. from Mr.. Fred Kindell. He writes:
From the top of the tower / send
this. The exposition is too grand to
describe, Paris you ought to see. The
city is grand, beautiful-surpasses any
I have seen yet. The people below
look like dolls walking about.
Respectfully, FRED KINDELL."
jeff Wilson traded a horse for a
mule last Saturday and got 81 boot
money. That evening Wilson pro-
ceeded to tank up on his boot money.
Toward midnight he was pretty well
under the ~.'influence" when it occurred
to him, that he'd never s'tried" the
mule. yet to see if he would work. So
he hitched up the mule and started out
In town. In the wagon he had a num-
Der of COW bells and as he sped along
the street, residents of the southern
| end of town were treated to acharivari.
Then the City Maashall happened
along and took Wilson in charge. Mon
day the defendant pleaded guilty before
the Mayor and was fined 81 and cost.
Following are the lists of grand and
petit jurors drawn by the County Court
last week to serve at the October term
of Circuit Court:
GRAND JURORS.
Nelson Stricklin S H Swaringim
Felix Z Mills j F Fitzgerald
Elisha Bearer Chas Bollinger
VIM A Thompson Robt A Dunn
Thos B Wallen F P Hilburn
w A Curtis Jacob Reed
PETIT JURORS.
Samuel Croker Robt Golf
NJ III Keesling John Schwab
Richard McKinneyPearl Hill
Sam Bond Henry Adolph
Sol Mccall VIM Young
VIM A Townsend Joshua Young
Jno D Webb Luke L White
Robt z Thompson Crate jackson
G w HollomsH Josiah Reed
Geo I'll Russell John Brewer
Newman Farmer S A Copeland