Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-05-18

Chester Prince will remain at
Liberty, Mo-, during the summer.
He has secured a position in the
post-ofice there and will also take
a summer course in the school.
Collins, the livery man, wants
the public to know that he has just
received a lot of new Surveys and
buggies andi is in fine shape to ham
die the summer livery business.
160 acres ten miles west of Beav-
er City, Oklahoma, for sale cheap;
also 100 adjoining for rent. Ad-
dress Mrs. N. J. Davis, at the resi-
dence of j.. B. Foster, Arcadia,
Mo.
The Sligo Iron Company is ar
rangingto survey all company land
in the west end of this county.
The company probably owns fifty
thousand acres of land in this
county.
MARRIED AT the Methodist
parsonage in Arcadia. Saturday,
May Is, 1905, by Rev. 1. B. Manly,
| Walter H. Day and Miss Lizzie
Kleppsattel; both of Frederick
town, Nc.
John B. Green, one of the best
men and one of the best Demo-
Gratis in the county, spent lastnight
in this city and returned to his
home in Nye this morning Pop
lar Bluff Citizen.
The Southeast Missouri Drum
mers have their annual celebra-
ton at Cape Girardeau, May 25th,
26th and 9th. 1t promises to be
the biggest affair in the history of
the Association.
Quite a number of former resi-
dents of the Valley, now making
their homes in st. Louis, will take
advantage of the excursion next
Sunday to spend a few hours with
old friends here
Mrs. Matte Francis is in a sani-
tarium in st. Louis, where she last
week submitted to a surgical oper-
alton. We are pleased to state
that she is reported as getting
along very nicely.
100 acres for sale one mile from
Woodward, Oklahoma. Price,
$4,000; part down and balance in
five years. Address Mrs. N. j.
Davis, at the residence of j. B.
Foster, Arcadia, Mo.
A genuine case of smallpox is
reported at Bismarck. The dis
ease was brought there from
Hoxie, Arkansas, the same town
that the contagion was brought
from to this town last fall.
l.. B. Manly has secured help,
and has also been promised the
cooperation and assistance of the
pastors of the Presbyterian, Bap-
fist and M. E. churches for the tent
meeting, to begin May 2Sth.
For SALE-A good brood mare,
nine years old, 16 hands high, and
heavy built. Has mare mule colt
two weeks old. Price, 1925.
B.. F. LASHLEY,
Silver Mines, Mo.
Prof. Daugherty, John Marshall,
Harry Semands and Harry Hol-
land, Jr., were fishing at the Silver
Mines last week. They returned
Saturday evening bringing with
them about forty pounds OF fish.
In the time card which went into
effect a couple of weeks ago the
time of No. 10, the northbound
train early in the morning, was
changed. The train now goes
north at 4:49 A. M, instead Of $40,
as heretofore.
w. J. Lee, who is said to be the
largest individual hub manufactur-
.er, spent a day or two in Lester
vile this week, looking over the
ground with a view of locating a
factory at that place.-Reynolds
County Outlook.
The fishermen are having very
good luck this spring. Mann
Ringo, DR.. Prince, G. P. Damron
and Lude Baldwin spent three
days at the river last week and
came home with about forty-five
pounds of fish.
For SALE-My property in Ar
cadia, Mo-; about fifteen acres
and three adjoining lots. One lot
has a fine eight-room brick dwell
ling and other improvements.
Will sell separate if desired.
w. G. BoPP, Arcadia, Nc.
We understand that our friend,
DR.. D. M. Mckenzie, of L~esterville,
is selling his property at that place
and intends to move to the State
Of Arizona. We regret to see the
Doctor leave our county as he is a
good citizen.-Reynolds County Out
Iook.
Henderson & Shelton last week
sold their livery stable, in south
Ironton, to Albert Light and John
Mayes, who have taken charge.
Giles Henderson has moved back
to Belleview. Mr.. Shelton, we
understand, will remain here for
some time yet.
Sam Niccolls, who twenty years
ago and more was an Ironton boy,
was here last week in the capacity
Of bank examiner, looking over
the affairs Of the local banks. Sam
lie q nanah1a man and Savc ha hnds