Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-13

dence Thursday afternoon, and the
remains were inferred in the Ma
sonic cemetery. The bereaved
widow has the sympathy of many
friends in her afliction.
j. H. Haven and family of War
rem Store visited Mrs. Ravens
parents at this place Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday. Joe says the
storm which passed through that
section of the country did consid-
cradle damage to his corn, the hail
which accompaniment the wind storm
beating all the fodder off the stalks
and beating the corn so that late
corn was caused to rot.-Centreville
Reformer.
R. L. Daniels spent several days
in Ironton last week attending the
Teachers Association. Mr.. Dam
iels expresses himself as we'll
pleased with the Association, and
with the acquaintance he formed
while gone. He says that the mu-
sic furnished by the Ironton or
chestra, of which the venerable Eli
D. AXE is leader, was well worth
the time and money he. spent in
going,-Centreuille Retormer.
1t is laughable to a man who is
at all informed on the subject to
be told that Frank Mullin and g..
w. Scoggin are prominent DEM
ocrats of Iron county" Mullin
has never been identified with the
Democracy of this county, and as
far as Scoggin is concerned if he
has voted like he has talked the
past ten years or more he is about
as much Democrat as Teddy
Roosevelt or some of the other
Booker Washington-loving gang.
A. j. Langdon, accompanied by
his friend, S. w. Andrews, of Ar
cadia, Mo-, arrived here Friday
morning. Mr.. Andrews is a pas
senger conductor on the Iron Noun
tain railroad and has lived next
door neighbor to Mr.. Langdon the
last eight years. Heis looking for
a location, and has conditionally
bought Mack Jennings farm,
about four miles south of here.
He will be a valuable acquisition
as a citizeniHHornersville Corre-
spondent Danktin Democrat.
An association composed of all
the Superintendent of the Pru-
Dental Insurance Co. in the Divis-
ion, constituted OF the three states,
Mich, Ind, & KY, held it's semi
annual meeting at the Bancroft
Hotel yesterday. Business relat-
ing to the company and present
conditions was gone over, and the
progress of the company in the flu
ture was discussed and planned.
The meeting was attended by
Frederick A. G. Baker, division
manager, of the home of Newark,
N. r., and 20 superintendent. E..
H. Amelung, the local superinten-
dent, desired the visitors should
have a good time, and as. most of
them came from inland cities of
asmall attraction to the angler, his
Igood tact led him to take them as
his GUESTS on a fishing trip up the
river. Two launches carried the
party to Cars Landing, where a
day was spent in fishing, which
proved a great pleasure to all.
Before returning a luncheon was
served.-Saginuw Euening News.
A good Republican said to us
the other day: "There is one
point in the Standards politics on
which we can agree, and that is
your kind words about Senator
Cockrell. I admire him above any
man in the public eye at this age,
and were he to be elected by a
direct vote of the people l would
certainly cast my ballot for him.
I intend to do the next thing to it,
however, by voting for Mr.. Trimble
for the Legislature. know Cock
rell, and | know that he stands for
the good of all the entire people of
this great State. Republicans as
we'll as Democrats have always
found him faithful, true and honest,
and his retirement from the United
States Senate would be as k0enly
felt among the old soldiers who
wore the blue as those who wore
the gray, and l want to see my
comrades in every close county in
the State do themselves the credit
of helping to send a man to the
Legislature that will cast his vote
for Senator Cockrell. Clay Coun-
ty Standard.
4 A family reunion was held at
the home Of Mrs. Christian Anne
lung, Pilot Knob, Sunday, October
9th. The members Of the family
present were Edward III. Amelung
and family, of Saginaw, Mich.
Henry j. Amelung and family, Of
st. Louis, Mo-; John Amelung
and family, of Iron Mountain, Mo-,
Edwin 0. Waters and family, and
Herman Amelung and wife, OF
Pilot Knob, and several members
of VIM. Amelung's family. All
the members we're present with
, the exception of the oldest son,
| WilliamI Of Granite City, ILL.,, to
: which place he recently removed
to accept a position as engineer,
Mrs. Christian Amelung. who is
nearing her list birthday, r~ejoiced
in this gathering Of her large
family beneath the old roof-tree,
andentered fully into the spirit Of
the occasion. The home without
d mother has navartbaen known tc