Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-18

oC' IiuhSoIo COuuty IldNC uOIllludu
ed one G. F. Arnoldy of Flat River
for Representative. Wonder il
that is the Charlie Arnoldy who
used to sell beef in Ironton?
L. G. Chambers has been here
this week experimenting the ship
ment of the machinery of the st,
Louis Stave and Lumber Co., to
Fayetteville, Ark. All the ma
chinery will not be shipped now.
Cuba ReUiew.
1t is understood that the work OF
repairing the dam at Iron Noun
tain will be completed next week
and then other improvements will
be inaugurated. Louis Miller OF
Arcadia has had charge of the
work on the dam.
Rev. Triplett, pastor of the Fort
Hill church, has been sojourning
at Colorado Springs, Colorado, for
the past six weeks in the hope of
improving his health. Rev. Gull
yer, late of England, is supplying
his place in the pulpit.
EoR SALE-At a lo@ price to
cash customer; the Baptist brick
church property.
G. A. BUCKLEY,
R. G. LOVE,
S. P. RINGO,
Trustees.
WANTED In 1905-At least 100
Shorthand and Bookkeeping
graduates for positions paying
from $50 to SIS a month. For Col
lege Journal address, Moothart's
Commercial Colleges, either De
Soto, Poplar Bluff, or Cape Girar-
deau, Mo.
Rev. T. G.. Peterson will fill his
pulpit in Ironton, Sunday, at II
o'clock A. M, and will preach at
Pilot Knob at 3 P. M. He will at
tend to the ordinance of baptism
at each place, if there be those
present who desire it for them
selves or children.
What is the opposition going to
do this fall? Nominate a straight
Republican ticket or nominate an
independent one? 1t is not a mat
ter of great Importance, however,
for either one will meet defeat in
November. The Democracy OF
Iron county will present a solid
front election day.
A correspondent from Pilot Knox
asks us to compliment roadover-
seer Thomas Hill on the good
work he has done on the road be-
tween Pilot Knob and Middle
brook. There was certainly some
work needed on that road and we
are glad to be appraised that Mr..
Hill has improved it.
Earle Jones, o of r. H. Jones,
received & very painful wound on
his forehead while playing ball
last Tuesday. He and a playmate
were ruuing after a fly-ball and
collided, young Jones' forehead
connecting with the other boys
teeth, cutting a severe CASH.
Dunklin County Mail.
The Band Boys hand a smile on
their face last Thursday eve, over
their new lamps, presented by
Mrs. v. G. James. They have
been needed for the last five years.
The boys wish to thank the gener-
Gus donor through the columns OF
the REGISTER. Concerts every
Thursday evening in the Pagoda.
We had a card from the post
master at Des Arc Friday morning
saying that the REGISTER package
for that place had not yet reached
there. The papers were mailed
here promptly on time Wednesday
evening and should have been in
Des Arc an hour later. The fault
is with the mail service. Not ours,
DIED-At her residence, 1865
South Jefferson ave., st. Louis, on
Tuesday, August 16, at $3.50 A. M,
Mrs. Matilda Fleischer, aged 81
years, 3 months and Is days. The
funeral will be held tomorrow
(1Sth) from the residence at 2 P.
M. The deceased was eldest sister
to Mrs. Aug. Rieke of this town,
whose many friends sympathize
with her in her bereavement.
NOTICE TO BICYCLE RIDERS
The running of bicycles on the
sidewalks Of the city of Ironton.
Mo-, is prohibited by ordinance,
I hereby give notice that violations
of this ordinance will be punished,
regardless of sex, race, color OF
previous condition. All will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
JOHN. I. MARSHALL,
Marshal of city of Ironton, Mo,
A telegram was received here
Tuesday morning announcing the
death the night before of Mrs. May
Kinks, nee Whitworth, at her home
in Harrington, Nebraska. The
remains will be brought here fol
interment and the funeral will oc-
cur from the Episcopal church
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock,
The family have the sympathy OF
many friends in their bereavement.
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Carroll Trammell loaded up on
booze last Wednesday and in the
afternoon walked into Schultz's
saloon. He wanted more whiskey
but was refused on the theory that
he had already had too much.
This made Carroll indignant and
he started to clean out the place.
The city marshal was sent for and
took him to jail, where he remain
ed until next day when he paid his
! Ana and WAC ra1ea sad.