Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-07-06

lugen have been indicted in the
circuit court on information fol
operating their livery stable on
Sunday. This is putting the 'slid''
on rather tight. It will get so by
and by that it will be a violation
of the law to eat on Sunday. Sup
pose a preacher of our town wanted
to go to the country to preach
according to some peoples idea
he could be indicted. When this
radical, nonsensical reform craze
has passed away, we then will be
ourselves again, fighting for rea-
son and common sense. Hayes
and viii Malugen are brothers of
our esteemed townsman, Sam Ma
.lugen, and no better citizens live
than they are.-Wayne County Jour
nal.
w. D. Bay, a former Iron county
boy and school teacher, writes the
REGISTER from C~entralia, Wash
ington, under date of June 23d: 81
have just been re-employed to
teach in the Centralia schools an
other year, so the REGISTER will
find me here for some time to
come. The REGISTER and l have
been companions SO long that |
cannot get along without it. l
have been in Portland most of this
week, seeing the sights at the fair.
1 visited the Missouri building,
but l found no names registered
from Iron county. The building
is a neat structure and has a very
homelike appearance within. The
exposition is proving a success
financially as well as otherwise.
Our State has a very fine building
and an excellent exhibit"
In chambers at Hillsboro last
Friday Judge Jos. j. Williams adj
mitted Mrs. Mary E. Spaugh,
charged with being accessory to
the murder of Sheriff John w.
Polk to bail in the sum of $500.
The bond was signed by David
Walker of Madison county, and
Joseph Williams, one of defend
ants attorneys, Of Hillsboro-
both sureties making affidavit that
they had property, aside from ex-
emptions, beyond the amount of
the bond. The bond was approx
ed by the Judge and Mrs. Spaugh
released. She had been confined
in Jail here since the murder of
Sheriff Polk May 25th. VIM. and
Arthur Spaugh were taken from
jail here to Hillsboro as witnesses
in their mothers behalf. But they
were not used as witnesses and
their attorneys did not put them on
the stand.
Two hundred and seventy-four
cadetships, valued in the aggre-
gate at more than S5,480, r va
cant in the Military Department of
the University of Missouri. These
vacancies will be filed within the
next ninety days by the members
of the Missouri Legislature. A
law passed in 1899 gives each
State Senator and each Represen-
tative, power to appoint cadets
from his senatorial district or
county. Boys thus appointed are
matriculated in the Academic,
Engineering and Agricultural de-
partments Of the University free
of tuition and entrance fees. The
State furnishes them good uni
forms. The total value of each
appointment is more than $40,
which is quite an aid to any stud
emit. Candidates for appointment
must be graduates Of q four
high school, academy or cofEssgss
Our Representative of this county
and Senator Farris OF this dis
trict have appointments to give to
those aspiring.
Following is the programme OF
the District Conference, Farming
ton District, st. Louis Conference,
to be held at Ironton, July 18th to
18th:
Wednesday 18th, Education Day.
7:30-Praise service, Rev. A. M.
Stickney.
S:0O-Sermon, Rev. H. L. Stoves,
D. D.
THURSDAY. 10.
900 A. M.-Devotional, Rev. R.
H. Enyeart.
$3.50 A. M.-Business.
1880 A. M.-Review of the last
book read, Rev. D. L. Walker.
100 A. M.-Sermon, Rev. A. M
Dixon.
200 P. M.--Praise service, Rev.
R. Fl. Shute.
2:30 P. M.--Before the revival.
Rev. Harry Leonard.
500 P. MIN the revival, Rev,
A. j. May.
$3.50 P. Matter the revival,
Rev. G. w. Sample.
1880 P. M.-Praise service, Rev,
E. H. Maynard.
500 P. M.-Sermon, Rev. w. R,
Mccormack.
FRIDAY, IA.
900 A. M.-Devotional, Rev. J.
C. Jones.
$3.50 A. M.-Business. y
1890 A. M.-Round table, Rev.
A.. d. Ball.
II 100 A. M.-Sermon, Rev. E. D,
G. Koeth.
200 P. M.-Praise service, Rev,
j. T. Maynard.
2:3O P. My Sunday Schools,
Rev. T. G.. Peterson.
800 P. M.-Freedmans Aid of S.
Ed, Rev. w. R.. Cormick.
3:45 P. M.-Business.
1880 P. M.-Praise service, Rev,
TT White ats