Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-07-05
C BREVITIEs.

Ills summer, and Old Sol is doing
his full duty.
The ice mans face is illuminated
with i broad smile these days.
The heavy rains of the past month
have left the roads in a horrible con-
dition.
Wanted-Tweuty-fve good shovel
ers, at once, at Asylum grounds,
Pennington, Mo.
Ironton knows how to celebrate, and
celebrates-when the weather clerk
gives her a show.
The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be observed at the Presbyterian
church July 18th at the morning SER
vice.
Iron Lodge, No. 107, 1. o. o. F.,
will have installation OF officers next
Monday night, and a full attendance is
desired.
T. S. Lopez & Sons sold their store
safe to Tual Bros, of Arcadia, who re-
moved it to thai place Monday.-Far-
naington Neaos.
At the primary election in Wayne
county Jas. +. Hstten was defeated for
the Democratic nomination for Collec1
tor by |. N. Daffron.
The Willing Workers will serve ice
cream every Thursday evening, begin
ming with July 18th, in the basement
of the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. G.. r. Baker OF St. Francois
county and Miss Mary a. Vandergrif
of Madison county were married at
the courthouse this morning by Judge
Hampton.
Jasper McCallum, an old and highly
respected citizen of Madison county,
died last Friday, and was buried near
his old home on the st. Francis river
Saturday evening.
S. /. Cole and Jesse Garrett of Flat
River we're before the u. S. Commits
sioner here Friday charged with sell
ing beer without paying government
tax. The defendants were discharged.
Contractor Miller, who is building
our new court house, has the contract
TO build a bank building at Greenyille
for J. E. Franklin and a bank building
at Oran for Stubblefield Bros.-FTed-
erteEtOUn Dem0crGt-N eWS.
Little Jimmie Robson, whose par
ents reside lea Graniteyille, was
thrown from a horse last Friday 9
ing, and had his left arm broken. Be-
ing under proper care, he will no doubt
soon recover from his mishap.
The most comfortable as well as the
prettiest adjuncts to our little city are
the shade trees. God bless the man
who invented sleep!' exclaimed Sancho
Panza. The REGISTER gives its fer
vent benison to the man who plants
the spreading oak and the outrageous
maple.
Hon. VIM. r. Edgar, delegate from
the 18th Congressional District, is at
tending the National Democratic Con-
yeution at Kansas City. The only
other Vallegian who will attend the
meeting that will name the next Pres
fdeut is F. 2. AXE, who started for Kan
sas City Monday.
Sections 4 and 5. bought recently by
Geo. Heleiu from the Big Muddy Coal
aud Iron Company. have been placed
in charge of Jos. &1d Emmett Reagan,
and all other persons are warned, IN
der penalty of law. not to cut any tim
Der Cd said lands.
f. II. REMINGTON, Manager.
hobbs plurality over Burks in the
IRON County Primary last Saturday
was 233. This was a better vote than
was expected for Mr.. Burks, as Iron
County was one of Robb's strongholds
and he was expected to carry it almost
solid. with the aid of the money he is
known to have spent.-St. Francois
Herald.
Married-Sunday, June 3, 1905, at
the NJ. f. Church parsonage In Des-
iooe. James E. Vance of Flat River,
and Miss Cora Sils5y of Elvlns, Rev.
A Williams officiating. The bride
ia d.aohter of F. K. Silsby-promi-
ran4lv known in Elvins, and the groom
ia well and f~avorably known in Flat
river Flat RiDer Lead Belt NeWs.
Sbov us an American whose o
docs not thrill, whose heart. does not
heat the ong and whose mind Is
not elevated q notch or two, at the
sioht of Old Glory waving its graceful
folds to the p~ulsating breeze-show US
arch q man and we'll find no difficulty
in mounting out a monster sans love,
snns pride, sans feeling. sans every
thingi
We publish q correspondents ac-
Gnu Mt OF the recent murder In the west
end OF this county. Another
in the Centreville Reformer says Asher
took hold of Mrs. Hall when n tried
70 n~reyeut his clearing the road. snd
the killing resulted. There are prooa'
blv two sides TO this, as to all otner
ouestions; but anyway the killing ap-
pears to have beer the unnecessary
result of of an old grudge.
Nelson Campbell. who lives on Mar.
bIe Creek about ten miles south OF
zrouton, lost a good horse in a rather
manner Wednesday afternoon
of las. week. The animal vas grazing
near the house, and in some way or
other knocked over a bee hive. The
bees fairly covered the horse and stung