Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-09-21

pairing the approach to The wagon
bridge at Pilot Knob, that was
washed away last Saturday night.
The work will have to be done.
Let it be done at once.
The addition to the screen fac
tory is being completed. The
factory will probably begin on the
winter run about the second week
in October. The capacity this
season will be about one thousand
doors a day.
Passenger trains Nos. 8 and s
were discontinued last Thursday
No. A, the north-bound fast mail
train in the evening, now stops al
Ironton station. No. 1, south
bound, stops at Middlebrook, An
napolis and Des Arc.
Regular meeting X. P. Lodge
Friday night. Work in Rank OF
Knight; afterwards, an oyster sup
per in the basement of the Baptist
church for members and thei1
families.
j. M. HAWKINS, K. R. & S.
The section foreman, Geo. Left,
has been laid off for thirty days
for not having his men out walk
ing the track during the storm
Saturday night. The railroad
officials evidently think the Sec
ton men can work both night and
day.
Il. Rodach, of Middlebrook, was
here on business Tuesday. He
had been out to his farm on Big
river, which he recently optioned
to the Bonnie Terre Company and
on which the company is now
operating several drills.
ton News.
w: r. Edgar went to Piedmont
this morning to defend James H.
Conway, who will have a pre-
liminary hearing there to-day on
the charge of shooting a man by
the name of Waites a couple OF
weeks ago. Waites is said to be
recovering.
The Ironton school district will
soon be confronted with the propo-
sition of providing more room for
the school children. The enroll
ment now is in the neighborhood
of two hundred and fifty in the
white school alone-too many fol
four rooms.
Because of the wreck between
here and Middlebrook all north
bound passenger trains spent the
day in Arcadia, and the hotel there
did a land-office business feeding
the hungry. Possibly two hum
dred people were detained in the
Valley for the day.
The water from the cottage we'll
on G. N. Jones' premises, RUSSELL
vile, is said to be as fine a diuretic
as that from the famous Mountain
Valley, near Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. HI. Kretschmar was one of the
first to discover it's virtues, now
recognized by others.
Mrs. Fred Kindell, ST., now has
her complete line of samples Of
Tailor Made Garments for fall and
winter; also Shirt Waist Suits in
all the latest fabrics. She desires
all the ladies of the Valley to call
and inspect them, whether they
intend to purchase or not.
STRAYED-From my place one
two-year-old steer with white face,
red around the eyes; horns stand
wide apart; had small bell or
when left home; no mark. Will
pay a reward of S. for information
leading to the recovery of the steer.
j.. M. MAUzY, Ironton.
The Springfield Normal and
Business College is a reliable
school. The rates are low, but the
instruction and accommodations
are good. New students enter al
most daily, and the president
gives them his personal attention
in finding suitable rooms and in
entering the classes.
I will sell at public auction II
Gay & Kindell's wagon yard, or
Saturday, September 80, 1905, a.
one o'clock P. NJ, one 7-year-olc
mare and colt, one pair of year.
ling mules, we'll matched, (tool
blue ribbon at the Ironton horse
show. Terms of sale: cash ii
hand. Ell ELGAN.
A game of base ball will bt
played between a fat and lean nint
on the grounds near the depot, al
2:15 o'clock, next Friday after
noon. Bob Rasche will umpire
for the fats, and Dr.. w. j. Smith
for the leans. The band will b.
in attendance and all business
houses are expected to close a
two o'clock. People who can arr
requested to bring along a bottl'
of arnica, splints and other ap'
pliances to be used in emergencies
An individual about twenty-fiv,
years of age, giving his name a
Holt, and representing himself tt
be in the insurance business, spen
two or three weeks very pleasantly
at Hogan recently. This woult
be all right, but on leaving MI
Holt left unpaid a board bill ant
left several people in the lurch t.
the tune of a few dollars. Verify