Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27

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tons for n of the Army homes.
1t requires about three hundred
pounds of paper to furnish the
tickets for Iron country. Just
think of the amount consumed in
the whole state. &.
We stated last week that Dick
Lloyd, living four miles south of
"Ironton," had his house burned.
1t should have read four miles
south of Annapolis.
The editor is indebted to his
good friend, DR.. Hugo Summa of
st. Louis, for a copy of his very
popular song entitled; "The Rose"
The DR.. has our thanks.
A t6x2O portrait will be given
with each dozen best cabinets.
No cheap trash, but genuine, we'll
made pictures. This offer good for
the month of November.
E. D.. Shattuck was here from
st. Louis the first of the week and
it is said will open an office for the
Celia Commission Company in
this city in the near future.
Henry Adoph says he had a big
time as delegate to the X. P. grand
lodge at Joplin last week. He says
Joplin is sure a hustling place and
the people very hospitable.
Amos Crossman will sell his
farming implements, live stock,
household and kitchen furniture at
his farm two miles east of Belle
view, Saturday, October Goth.
Among the attorneys in atten-
dance on court this week in addi-
ton to the local bar are: A.. B.
Shepley and w. D. Isenberg, st.
Louis; Judge Dining, De Soto;
N. A. Motley, Dexter.
Lieut.. A. B. Sloan, of the u. S.
Army, is here on a visit to old
friends. He has been in the Philip
pines several years, He was a
captain in the Spanish-American
war.-Dunklim Democrat.
For SALE-Atlowest cash figure
on time if wanted-five of the
best located residences in the VAL
ley, from $1,000 up to $4,000. Also
house to rent. Write or call on
Fl. O'Brien, Ironton, Mo.
----t.
We understand that mine host,
G. w. Kanouse of the Commercial
Hotel, is arranging to have water
in every room in the house. He
will put up a tank and have a wat
erworks system for the hotel.
1t is stated that another fast
train will be put on the road some
time during the coming month.
The new train will shorten the rum
ming time between St. Louis and
the City OF Mexico twelve hours.
On the the so-called "indepen-
dent ticket in this county there
are the names of thirty-three Re-
publicans and four boiling Demo-
Gratis. Surely there is nothing en-
ticing there for the man who calls
himself a Democrat.
Chas. Newman happened in on
home folklas Thursday. Charlie
has been in Minneapolis the past
few weeks and is now taking a two
weeks vacation. He will spend
this week at the fair and then re-
turn here for a few days.
Neutrality-suspicious. and brick
layers on new Hospital building,
State Hospital for Insane, No. 4,
at Pennington, Mo. Three months
work, good wages. Call on or ad-
dress, j. w. Mccarthy, Contractor
and Builder, Pennington, Mo.
The Autumn Festival at the
Academy of Music, Wednesday,
night of last week, was well at
tended and proved a very pleasant
occasion, indeed. The good time
kept up until early Thursday morn
ing. The net proceeds were about
$3.50.
The REGISTER had a very pleas
ant call Wednesday from Miss
Josie Holloman of Hogan and her
nephew, F. w. Hawkins of Waco,
Texas. Mr.. Hawkins, thirty years
ago, was a resident of the Valley
and remembers many of the older
citizens.
J.. w. Bergman has been sig
nally honored by the Grand Master
of A. F. & A. M, who has APP
pointed him District Deputy Grand
Master for the SD district, COM
prising the counties of Butler,
Ripley and Wayne.-Poplar Bluff
Republican.
Chas Cackley, who about a year
ago was taken from Caledonia to
Iowa and sentenced to ten years in
the penitentiary for a murder COM
mitted nearly forty years ago, was
Tuesday pardoned from the Iowa
penitentiary and will return to his
family at Caledonia.
) Give the boys a chance. Help
them to prepare for something
definite. Send them to the Spring.
field Normal School where a brief
course will prepare them for a good
situation,as teacher, book-keeper,
stenographer, telegraher, or for the
government service.
Some work is being done on the
rifle pits at the range. Sergeant
Blount, who has been in charge of
the property for some time past,
had made arrangements to leave,
but was recently given an increas-
ed salary and will continue to make