Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-06-22

number of delegates these three
days. Friends of the church who
are willing to help us entertain the
conference, will accommodate us
by giving their names and the
number they will entertain. We
expect to have a tent and continue
the meeting for two orthree weeks.
Rev. Harry White, of West Plains,
will be the evangelist. Every
body invited.
T. G. PETERSON, Pastor.
Sheriff Marshall last Saturday
afternoon received word that
Walter Kelly had that afternoon
assaulted James Robinson and
Sylvester Kitchell, at Annapolis,
with a club, beating them both
rather badly. The Sheriff went to
Annapolis that night and made
a search for the offender, but he
had succeeded in getting away.
Kelly is a young man and both of
his victims T advanced in years.
From what can be ascertained the
assault was cowardly and unpro-
voked, and Kelly should receive
the limit of the law.
MI. w. j. Daniels, who has been
train master here the past five or
six years, has been appointed
superintendent of Missouri divis-
ion of the Iron Mountain with
headquarters here. This is a well
merited promotion and MI. Daniels
will make a splendid superintend-
ent. Mr.. w. j. Hopkins. who has
been chief dispatcher here for a
number of years, will take Mr..
Daniels place as train master, and
Mr.. v. H. Cain, who has been dis
patcher here the past two years, is
promoted to the position of chief
dispatcher. Both of these pro-
motions are well deserved and both
gentlemen will make good officials.
DE Soto Press.
The Summer School closes this
week. Those in attendance are:
Ada Barger, Pilot Knob; Lora
Bishop, Ironton; Macy Collins,
Sabula; Ella Eaton, Blanche
Eaton, D. G. Eaton, Edge Hill;
Ethel Hawkins, Belleview; Lena
Hall, Blackwell; George Jones,
Brunot; Florence Love, Ironton;
Mary Newcomb, Belgrade; Lula
Polk, Euseba Polk, Marble Creek;
Maisie Rudy, Jennie Snyder, Alice
Twomey, Alice Long, Mabel Rey-
burn, Grover Curtis, Ironton; An
ME Thompson, Burgundy; Eva
Stokely, Brunot; Chas. Williams,
Minimum; Mabel Rood, Sabula;
Jesse Brewington, Brunot; VIM.
Henderson, Munse Henderson,
Burgundy; Thomas Mcmahon,
Clones; Chas. Phillips, Annapolis.
Mr.. Chas. G.. Revelle, of Boil
linger county, had business in
this city this week. He made this
office a pleasant call. Mr.. Revelle
is receiving favorable mention all
over the district as a probable
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congressman from
the Thirteenth district. He is GER
tainly qualified for this position,
being a young, vigorous and work.
ing Democrat. When asked if he
would be a candidate he said he
had not yet preached the subject
to any one, but had received un-
solicited encouraging letters from
friends all over the district in re-
gard to the matter; the nominal
ton was an honor any young man
would feel proud of receiving, just
at this time he could not say
definitely whether he would or
would not be candidate.-Freder-
icktown Democratic eaDs.
M. E. Rhodes has been informed
that F. G. Delano, the young man
he recently appointed cadet to the
U. S. Military Academy at West
Point, has successfully passed his
final examination. Mr.. Delano
will enter the academy at once. 1t
will be remembered that Mr..
Delano is the young man who won
out over several others in a COM
petitive examination held by Mr..
, Rhodes April 18th, last. Mr..
Delano is an Iron county boy and
Iron county is to be congratulated
on his success, as he had practic-
ally no time for preparation His
appointment was made possible
: by the vacancy caused in the 18th
| district on account of the discharge
: of Philip H. Pipkin Of Pennington,
on the 9Th day of April. Mr.. Pip
kin was the appointee of Hon,
Edw. Robb and would have gadu-
| ated in 1907, had he remained the
full term for which he was APP
. pointed. MI. Delano has beer
ordered by the War Department te
/ report at West Point at once. His
friends predict for him a brillian'
| career in the army.-Potosi Journal
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