Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-04-02

n OulluluR IN Tue rear VI w.. a. her-
wins saloon. in Ghermanville, was de-
stroyed by fire on the night OF March
21st. The fire was of incendiary
origin. This is said to have been the
third time the building was set on fire
within a short time.
W. r. Allen, Jr., OF Graniteville,
was a caller at the REGISTER office
Tuesday. Mr.. Allen is in charge at
Graniteville now and informs us that
the Syenite Company expects to have
plenty of work and be kept fairly busy
during the coming summer.
The ladies OF st. Paul's Guild have
sold a number of handmade, cable
twist sweaters, made to order, and re-
turn thanks to their patrons. Orders
should be sent in promptly, as the
making of these garments requires the
labor of more than one day.
Regular meeting of Ironton X. of P.
Lodge, No. PA, on Friday, April 10th,
at s P. NJ. Work in first and third
rank. All members are urged to be
present as there will be something do
ing after lodge.
FRED KINDELL, JR., X. OF K. & S.
Mr.. Hummel, the book keeper at
Clark's hub factory, will shortly re-
move to the residence occupied by Mrs.
Kemmett and Rev. Geo. Steel will re-
move to the Forster cottage vacated
by Mr.. Hummel. Mr.. Reyburn will
occupy the house vacated by Mr.. Steel.
Friend T~rauernicht of Middlebrook
says that Alb. Bisch Of Hogan and Chas.
Fuller of De Soto spent several days Of
last week in the Middlebrook vicinity
hunting. He says that they didn't
secure 30 very much game, but for all
that the hunters seemed to be enjoy
ing themselves.
DR.. j. j. Norwine went over to
Charleston this morning to organize
the physicians of that county into a
county medical board, similar to the
Butler County Board. He went as
representative to the judicial commit
tee of the State Board of Health
Poplar Bluff Cstszem.
Harry j. Snyder of Creve Occur, St.
Louis county, and Miss Henrietta G.
Lay of st. Louis were united in mar
riage in St. Louis last Wednesday,
March 25th, 1908. The bride was
formerly a resident of B~elleYiew this
county and many friends will wish her
every happiness.
We understand the hub mill at
Lesterville will close down until fall.
Mr.. White, the manager, will move to
Annapolis and take charge of a hub
mill at that place. W. H. George will
receive timber for the mill at Lester
vile this spring sand summer.-Rey-
molds County Outlook.
W. H. K. Brown last week left for
st. Louis where he has a position with
the Hamilton-B Brown Shoe Company.
Will was for a number of years en-
ployed in this Office and a better boy
than he is was never reared in the
Valley. We trust that every good
fortune will come to him.
We understand that there will, in
all probability, be a shoe factory To-
Gated in De Soto that will employ
about 500 people. If our information
is correct and the factory is established
it will add almost as much to De Soto
as did the railroad shops when they
were located here.--De Soto Republic
can.
The Arcadia Valley Poultry Plant,
Arcadia, j. G. Medley, proprietor, has
white, buff and barred Plymouth Rock
eggs for Matching, fifty cents a setting.
Also deals in s'Sure Hatch" Incubators
and Breeders and all poultry supplies.
The patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited. See advertisement
elsewhere.
The buzz-saw's sharp and has a biting tooth,
The bonnie briar bush its sting,
The sliding cellar door its sp%linters holds,
And hurt is found in everything!
Vet these we can endure or render void
BY keeping far from them away,
But where's the man from gossip's lying
tongue
Can fend, or feel immune, Q say!
DR.. Vaudervoort, wife and little
daughter left Monday for Arcadia,
where they will spend the next few
months. The Doctor has 400 head of
mules in charge, upon which he is
performing some extraordinary dental
work near there. Poplar Bluff Citizen.
We can't imagine where those four
hundred head of mules are located.
Mrs. Catherine Inner, widow Of the
late Ferdinand Inner of Pilot Knob,
has brought suit in the circuit court
here against the heirs of said Ferdi-
nand Inner asking that the settle
ment she made with said heirs about
a year ago be set aside on the ground
of fraud. Mrs. Inner is now living in
st. Louis. The case will not likely be
tried the coming term Of court.
Z The Piedmont Banner last week
pays a well-deserved compliment to
"Isaae," our faithful and competent
|, correspondent at Des Arc. in referr-
!, ing TO "Isaac" tho Banner says;
!, g Isaac the versatile Des Arc COR
/ respondent of the ~Ironton REGISTER, in
his letter last week had several things
to say of interest to our readers. We
> clip the following and wish we had an
= Isaac on our staff. X X X X"
t The three crap shooters, Bert De-
, mier, VIM. Spaugh and VIM. ~Schlepter,
who we're arraigned before Mayor
Edgar on Monday Of last week and
paid fine and costs for gambling on
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