Iron County register., 1905-03-16

WIZ PhoO WCChs VIC ucdI,
however, as we go to press that he
is much Observation-Disclosures Ne,Cs.
The songs of the birds these
mornings are p8ans to Gentle
Spring that thrill the ear with
pleasure and make man feel that
this is a pretty fair world, after all.
Mr.. j. A. Reyburn is thinking
OF making a summer hotel of the
Socrates Newman place, west of
town, this summer. There is some
talk of organizing a stock COM
pany to conduct the same.
Thos. R. Tolleson of Owl Creek
visited home folk at Graniteville
last week. Our young friend is
recovering from serious illness
lasting four months. His many
friends will be pleased to hear of
his restoration to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Rockwell and
niece, Miss Edith, of Frederick
town, were in the lead belt Sun
day and Monday, the guests of
their nephew, j. G. Medley, and
their sister, Mrs. Hugh Keith of
Desloge.-Lead Belt Neavs.
Conductor Christopher, former
ly resident of Piedmont, was
killed in an accident on the Valley
Road east of the Mississippi, sew
eral days ago. He has many
friends on this division of the Iron
Mountain.-Piedmont Banner.
I will preach at Roselle Thurs
day evening, March 10th; at IRON
ton, Sunday IL A. M. and 1880 P.
M, and at Pilot Knob, Sunday 3
P. NJ. This will close our work at
this place for this conference year.
T. G. PETERSON.
George Schultz has been able to
navigate only with the aid of
crutches for several weeks past,
having severely sprained one of
his ankles. He is improved now,
though, and hopes to be able to
walk as usual in a few more days.
Deputy Surveyor Homan, of st.
Francois county, has been survey
ing the Pilot Knob farm lands the
past week or two. 1t is stated that
a dozen families of the Hun
garians will be here this week and
locate in the houses at Pilot Knob.
Judge A. Blaine received a let
ter Tuesday announcing the pro-
motion of his son-in-law, G. T.
Mason, to trainmaster from Little
Rock to Texarkana. He has been
chief dispatcher for the Iron Noun
tain at Poplar Bluff.-Piedmont Ban
ner.
We are going to have plenty of
music in the Valley now. The
old band has been re-organized,
the Woodmen are getting up a
band, and the colored boys are
about to revive their band. So
we'll have music the whole sum-
mer through.
The stock law recently passed
by the Legislature, and of which
there has been so much comment,
does not affect Iron county in the
least. The new law only affects
those counties that have adopted
the stock law that has long been
on our statutes.
WANTED-One hundred Young
men to learn shorthand and teleg-
raphy. Every competent stenog-
rapher or telegrapher can be plac-
ed in good position. The courses
may be taken either at the Normal
or the Queen City Business
College, Springfield.
At the meeting of the city coun-
Gil Monday evening, j. T. Baldwin
& Sons made application for an
electric light franchise from the
city. The matter was referred to
the ordinance committee, and will
be considered at the next meeting
Of the council in April.
DR.. Chas. P. Harviell, who has
been located at Danville, KY, for
the past year, has lately removed
to Robinson, Utah, where he is
in the Tintic Hospital.
The DR.. has many friends in the
Valley who wish him all kinds of
success in his new field.
Mrs. Fred Kindell, ST., now has
her complete line of samples of
Tailor Made Garments for spring
and summer; also Shirt Waist
Suits in all the latest ia abrics. All
the ladies of the Valley are invited
to call and inspect, whether they
wish to purchase or not.
James H. Vail, who over thirty
years ago was judge of this cir
cult, but who has been making his
home in Dakota for the past twenty
years, writes that he has disposed
of his interests in Dakota and ex-
poets to spend the summer in the
Valley with old time friends.
A horse belonging to Miss May
Thomson, hitched to one of the
posts at the Episcopal church,
Tuesday afternoon, broke loose
and started on a run north on
Knob street. He succeeded in
getting away from the buggy and
was stopped before any damage
was done.
Some of our local weather proph-
cts are saying that we will have
two more SHOWS this winter. The
first one came on the eleventh day
of the month - November and
that means we are to have eleven
SHOWS in all. Thus far there have