Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-05-19

and no license paid.
John w. Callahan, who ran a
commission business here last fall
and winter, is now located at
Batesville, Arkansas.
No one seems to want to risk
their reputation as a prophet and
make a forecast of a result of the
primary next Saturday.
If we get that modern hotel at
Arcadia it will be of more benefit
to the Valley than anything that
has come our way in a long, long
while.
Hon. M. r. Smith of Pennington
addressed the voters at Graniteville
Wednesday night of last week in
advocacy OF his candidacy for Con.
gress.
No. 20, north-bound at six o'clock
in the evening, now stops regularly
at Arcadia. This makes it possible
to travel north from the Valley in
the evening.
w. H. Whitworth, J. l. Marshall,
j. L. Baldwin and Will Edgar, Jr.,
spent last week at the mouth OF
Stout's creek fishing. Their luck
was only fair.
Father j. G. Bergman and wife
of Caledonia have entered the
Pennington Sanitarium. The ag-
ed couple are in i'll health.-Farm-
ington Progress.
Services as usual at the Presby-
terrain church on next Sunday
morning and evening. Sunday
school at the usual time. The
public is invited.
Gov. Dockery has appointed
county clerk O'Neal as a delegate
to the International Good Roads
convention which is being held in
st. Louis this week.
MARR1ED-At the Presbyterian
Manse, on Monday evening, May
IS, 1904, by Rev. w. S. Acomb.
Mr.. Guy Snyder and Miss Hattie
johnson, both of Ironton, Mo.
Indications are that we will have
more summer visitors this year
than for some time past. And
how many nor we could have il
we only had the accommodations
Mr.. j. E. King, of st. Louis, will
be prepared to accommodate his
Southeast Missouri acquaintance
and their friends, at reasonable
rates, at 1896 West Bell Place
Three car lines.
We are pleased to note that
Esquire w. A. Ryan has so far re-
covered his health as to be able to
be about again. He had been con-
fined to his room for three months
-Potosi Journal.
There will be a called meeting
of the Ministerial Association o,
Arcadia Valley at the office o.
Rev. Geo. Steel, chairman, OF
Monday afternoon, May 23d, a
4o'clock. w. S. ACOMB, Sec'y.
Judge Green held court for Judg'
bearing in Jefferson county las
week. Judge bearing, we are sor
ry to hear, is still in poor health
Judge Evans of Howell count,
will hold court in Reynolds count.
next week.
Eugene Kilgore, who formerly
lived in I%ronton, was here las
week. About a year ago Kilgor'
had one of his legs cut off just be-
low the knee in a smelter at Fla
River. He has instituted suit TO.
$4,000 damages.
After fifteen years courtship
Mr.. Thomas Dunn and Miss Jam
Lloyd were united in matrimon,
on the 18th day of May, 1904, a
R. A.. Dunn's residence in An
napolis, Mo-, Sylvester Kitchell
J. p, officiating.
Drew Lloyd of Annapolis was ar
raigned before the Mayor Saturda,
morning on the charge of bein'
drunk and disorderly on the stree
the evening before. He was fine
81 and costs, and in default O
payment languishes in jail.
A gang of men commenced worl
here yesterday to extend the tele
phone line to Leatherwood to tn
lumber mill owned by Stevenson
Bros. of Des Arc. 1t will probabl,
be extended to Saco on the lively
Mile creek.-Piedmont Banner.
Miss Kate Reel is in st. Loui
this week in the interest of tn
millinery department of the Lope
Store Co., acquainting herself wit
the new styles and to buy a nev
line of ladies' misses and chill
dren's hats, which will be in thi
week.
Graniteville and it's annex, Cher
manville, expects to do some bust
ness this summer. Joe Kerchne
opened a saloon in Ghermanvill
last week and it is said a coupl
more are being contemplated. Lo
pez's are arranging to putin a stor
in Ghermanville, too.
} Well, the agony will all be owe
Saturday. We don't think ther
ever was a quieter contest for nom
nations in the county than thi
has been. Nc trouble and every
body apparently in the best {
humor. Well be in fine shape I
meet the common enemy in Nc
vember.
VIM. Deneke, an old and respect