Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-09-29

Elector in this district, stating that
it is his purpose to make speeches
in every county in the district DUR
ing tho campaign. The people of
this county will be glad to her Mr..
Smith.
Manager Grandhomme says he
has a few shows booked for the
fall and winter. He says, howev-
er, that the Worlds Fair is hurting
the show business in the country,
The shows hesitate to visit the
small towns thinking that the peo-
pie are saving their money to go
to the fair.
Hon. Ed. Robb, the Democratic
nominee for Congress, in this dis
trict, will address the voter of the
county at the following times and
places: Annapolis, October 9Th,
1880 P. M: Des Arc, October 9TH,
1880 p. M: I~ronton, October, 9th,
t:30 P. M: Graniteville, October
9th, 1880 P. NJ.
When the Democrats took charge
of the affairs of Iron county, there
was a bonded indebtedness of S10,-
900, and county warrants were
bringing from eighty-five to ninety
cents on the dollar-a legacy OF
Republican rule and management.
Do the people want to return to
Republican rule? We hardly think
so.
VIM. Trauernicht and wife re-
turned to their home in Middle
brook last Thursday after an alb
sence of three weeks in California,
William says they had a fine trip
and the hospitality of the Cali
fornia people is unbounded. He
thinks California a great state but
says he saw nothing to beat good
old Missouri.
The REGISTER is in receipt of a
card from Mrs. Charles G. Davis oil
st. Louis, announcing the mar
rage of her daughter, Ada Louise,
and Mr.. Walter Frey, which oc-
Cured September 22d. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frey will be at home Macon,
Mo-, after October Goth. The bride
is we'll known in Ironton as the
daughter of the late Rev. G. G..
Davis. (,
That was a wonderful convention
that held forth in the courthouse
and nominated a county ticket last
Saturday. The report of the COM
mittee on Permanent Organization
was that two of the townships were
without representation in the con-
vention, or words to that effect.
And this is the gang that wants to
lead Iron county from the igno-
rance of Democratic rule!
1t is stated that when President
Roosevelt was advised by long
distance phone of the action OF
the Republican convention in this
county last Saturday, he was
much chagrined, and an inter-
rogatory something like the fol-
lowing came from the White
House: "Why did you put SC
many boiling Democrats and not
a single colored man on the ticket?'
The many friends of Mrs. Frank
Scoville, now living in South
Riverside, California, will be sorry
to hear that she has recently
suffered a severe attack of facial
paralysis. Her condition is some
what improved now, but she is not
we'll. Mrs. Scoville had intended
visiting in Ironton this fall, but
she will not be able to make the
trip. We hope to hear of hel
complete recovery soon.
The editor is in receipt of an in
vitation to San outing to be given
at Cars Landing by E. H. Anne
lung to the Saginaw Staff of the
Prudential on the third of Octo-
ber." Mr.. Amelung is a former
Knob boy now in charge Of the
Prudential Life Insurance Compa-
ny's Office at Saginaw, Michigan
We regret we cannot attend ane
are sure the boys will have a big
time. Eds many friends will be
| glad to know that he contemplate
q visit here in the course of the
next two weeks.
Southeast Missouri papers should
tell their readers Of the great de.
mand there will be for cotton pick,
ers in Dunklin county this fall
commencing October list. Thu
pay will be greater than usual
from go cents to rs cents per 10t
pounds. A good picker a easily
make from $3.50 TO $500 per day
This work will come at a timt
when there is not much demand
for labor in the hill counties
Dunklin county will need all the
pickers it can get this season.
Dunklin Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Benson o
Annapolis entertained last Satur
day evening, the occasion being
the twenty-first birthday Of thei
son, Ed. Guests we're in atten'
dance from Ironton, Piedmont, D.
Soto and other places. The even
ing was devoted to dancing and
royal time was had by all. Those
in attendance from Ironton were
Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Hanson ant
Mrs. James Riley; Misses Glars
Hanson, Julia Gunton, Eva Riley
Mamie Roehry and Mint Polk
Messrs. Will Edgar, Godfrey
O'Neal, Happy Curtis, Will Pat
ton, Harry Semands and Claude
MARSHALL.
The browning souvenir of thu
National campaign will be ISSUED
. HatN 80.