Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-10-19

lHere Is Out one divorce suit on
the docket for the October term of
the Iron county circuit court. This
is in marked contrast with many
of the counties in the Southeast,
where divorce cases frequently
comprise half the docket.
Monday, Nov. 6, is an excellent
time to enter any department of
the Springfield Normal School and
Business College. The fall work
is about done, and the young peo-
pie should spend the winter in pre-
pairing for good situations.
Just received a large shipment
of Children's, Misses and Ladies'
Cloaks, made of the seasons
newest and most popular ma
terials; full and three-quarter
lengths. Call and see them and
note prices. LOPEZ STORE Co.
Thos. Hall, who has been sec
ton foreman here for the past few
weeks, was released from duty
Tuesday, because of a wreck that
happened near Pilot Knob a week
or so ago. Surely the section
boss job these days is not an easy
one.
If present plans are carried out,
Fredericktown will have a notional
bank with a capital of $4,000.
The proposition is now under way
and nearly all the stock has been
subscribed. It will be located in
the new hotel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
toaDn Democrats eWs.
Prosecuting Attorney Damron
has been unable to secure requisi-
ton papers for John Shelton, the
man in Indiana who is wanted
here on the charge of embezzle-
ment. Some difference of opinion
between the Governor and Judge
Williams has thus far delayed the
requisition.
The editor is in receipt of a letter
from Mr.. A. G. Jaquith, stating
that he has removed from Cripple
Creek, Colorado, to Des Moines,
Iowa, where he will make his fu-
ture home. Mr. Jaquith is now
engaged in the wholesale cigar
business. Many friends here wish
him all kinds of success.
One of the parties plaintiff in the
suit against the county court, In
reference to the county depository,
says that the reason he offered his
name in the proceedings was that
the county court, as a board of
equalization, had raised the as
sessment on his land, and he
wanted to "get even"
Frank Kammholz, who lives a
couple of miles west of Pilot Knob,
was tried in Squire Fairchild's
court Friday last, on the charge of
assaulting and beating his wife.
The assault was committed August
Doth, and a few days afterwards
Kammholz wentto Illinois and did
not return until last week. Thurs
day his wife came to town and got
out a warrant for him. The jury
found him guilty and assessed his
punishment at ST and costs.
Last night James Chronister was
so moved by the exhortations of
the presiding evangelist that he
openly protested his conversion
from the primrose path Of DALI
ance, and in sign thereof, he con-
fessed to having stolen property
belonging to others. Such sin
certify is indeed rare, even among
the best churchgoers. The young
man is under bond for his ap-
pearance in court tomorrow to
answer the charge of having stolen,
in conjunction with John Hender-
son, a bundle of furs from the Pa
cifc express Office here.-Poplar
Bluff Citizen.
In the H. B. Jones building,
across the street and north of the
REGISTER Office, Con. R. Kendall &
Co. have opened a general grocery
store. The stock is brand new,
fresh and thoroughly up-to-date.
Mr.. Kendall has had many years.
experience in the grocery business
and is familiar with the wants and
needs of the people of this section
in that line, and this experience
was of great help to him in buying
his stock. The public is cordially
invited to call and see goods, or, if
you haven't the time to call, ring
up phone rs and place a trial or
der. The new firm wants your
trade, and will do everything to
secure and retain it.
Will Schleuter was arraigned
before Squire Fairchild Tuesday
morning on two charges-disturb-
ing the peace, and malicious tres
pass. The first charge against
Schleuter was preferred by Grover
Fits, a young man who lives east
of town, and whom Schleuter at
tempted to have a row with Satur-
day night. Monday, it was charg-
ed, Schleuter and Carol Trammel
went to Pilot Knob to the house of
Squire Schacht and broke in the
door. Schacht came to Ironton
and got out a warrant for malic-
ious trespass. Both Trammel and
Schleuter were lodged in Jail that
night, and when they were ar
raigned before Squire Fairchild in
the morning it developed that
Trammel had committed no offense
and was discharged. Schleuter
nleadad guilty to the two charges