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

At the band concert Misses Ger
trude and Matte Zimmerman will
sing always InThe Way" Their
combined ages are II years, but
they can sing, and this is not their
first time out.
The Twenty-Eighth Annual
Commencement of the Arcadia
College will take place on Mon
day, June Goth, at 2 P. NJ. The
friends and patrons are cordially
invited to attend.
DR.. Smith is just fitting up the
sanitarium with two elegant bath
rooms-one for ladies and one for
gentlemen. They are modern and
up-to-date, and we have no doubt
will be well patronized.
Albert Foust and Edward Hub
bard, from the swamp counties,
we're brought to Ironton last week
and will serve thirty days in jail
for selling whiskey without pay
ing the government tax.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Louis
Wild was here last Wednesday,
having in custody Edward Peters,
a boot-legger from Crawford coun-
ty. Peters admitted his guilt and
was taken to st. Louis for trial.
From Wednesdays Republic we
see that Mrs. Rose Annette Cundiff
died the day before at her home in
Sedalia from tuberculosis. Mrs.
Cundiff was at one time a resident
of Ironton, and friends here will
be sorry to hear of her death.
y It is announced that Judge Will
liams will decide on the applica-
ton for. a writ of habeas corpus to
secure the release Of Mrs. Spaugh
Thursday. In the event the Judge
concludes to hear the application,
witnesses will be summoned and
the question of bail argued.
STRAYED-From Iron Mountain,
two. ponies. One is a claybank
with dark name and tail; the other
is a chestnut sorrel; both branded
on left hip with letter U. A liberal
reward will be paid.
ST. LOUIS BLAST FURNACE Co.,
Iron Mountain, Mo.
We are sorry to report that Dick
Pirtle, a brother to James M, OF
this city, is quite sick, with little
hope of recovery, at his home in
Bismarck, of Bright's disease. He
is a travelling man and well and
favorably known all over South
east Observation-Disclosures Tri-
bNne.
w. j. Schwab has been elected
manager of the Ironton base ball
club, and will have charge of the
local team this summer. The Pied
mont nine will be here next Sun
day, and our boys expect to re-
gain the laurels that were wrested
from them last Sunday at Pied
mont. The game will be played
in Scuba" across Knob creek.
The editor is in receipt of a letter
from his friend, Alex. Mckenzie.
formerly of this county, but now
living in Madison, Ills. Alex. is
employed in the large steel works
there, and says there is plenty 0:
work, but that the wages r mo-
so good as they were a year ago
He contemplates a visit to hi
| friends here in the near future.
j. T. Dobbins has purchased {
diamond drill and will soon star
to drilling near his Tom Saul
mines. Mr.. Dobbins, we under.
| stand, intends to commence work
on his mines in earnest, and if he
does, it is generally understood
that the Iron Mountain R. R. will
build a branch line out to thu
mines.-Reymolds County Outlook.
The programme Of the Epwortl
League meeting at the M. E
church, Friday evening, June 23d
is as follows: Subject, "a Grea
Mission;" Song; Prayer by pastor
Song; Bible readings; Song
Talks on the lesson; Solo, Minnie
Fisher; Recitation, Ethel Barn
house; instrumental solo, Marcus
Peterson; Song. Nina Register
leader.
The jackson Brothers, saw mil
men Of Sinking Creek, passeo
through town Saturday with a say
mill which they had purchased
from the Smiths, at Smithboro. /
is claimed to be the best saw mil
in the county; it having a cutting
capacity of about 20, 0 feet pc
day. They will locate this mil
about a mile and a half from thei
other mill, near Albert Chitwood's
Reynolds County Outlook.
While walking along Columbi'
street Tuesday, Hon. M. r. Smitl
was overcome by what is suppose'
to be a severe attack iof vertigo
He was taken to the home 0
Merrill, Pipkin neal by and late
taken to his own home, where h
later had another though lighte
attack. He seems to be gettin
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