Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-05-03

Judge Davis of Saline county
presided in the circuit court this
morning in the case of State VS.. A
P. Vance. Prosecuting Attorney
Damron entered a nolle prosequi
and the defendant was discharged
This case has been in court owe
three years.
People who attended the L. o. o
F. celebration at Fredericktowr
last Thursday report a very pleas
ant time, and say that a large
crowd was in attendance. Quite {
number were in attendance from
this county.
Among the attorneys in attend.
ance on circuit court the past weel
were: A. Saffold, w. A. Isenberg
st. Louis; L.. F. Dining, Potosi
M. w. Huff, Pennington; J. H
Raney, Greenville; James Orch
ard, T. H. Mauldin, N. A. Motley
Poplar Bluff.
To our young friend, Geo. G
Fox, train dispatcher on the Jones.
boro, Lake City & Eastern Rail
road, we are indebted for a copy
of the Industrial Edition of the
Jonesboro (Ark.) Times Enterprise
1t is quite a publication and &
credit to it's promoters.
Attention is directed to the ad.
vertisement of the Arcadia Valley
Creamery in this issue of the REG.
ISTER. Mr.. Miller is now sole
proprietor of the creamery. Hi
has just added an ice cream PLAN
to the institution and solicits the
patronage of the public.
Our genial friend, w. H. Thorn
son OF "Valley Home" last Fri.
day received a cablegram an.
nouncing the birth of a daughter
the day before to Lieut.. and Mrs
A. B. Coke, in the Philippine
Islands. The news was accom-.
panied with the gratifying an.
nouncement that all were well.
The entries for the primary cleo.
ton are closed and the contest
May 10Th, will be the mildest evel
known in this county. The only
contests are for County Clerk anc
Treasurer. This is in marked con-
trast to some of the counties round
about us, where there are from
two ten candidates for every office
The fast mail came very neal
being wrecked at the bridge just
above the Knob crossing Thurs
day morning last. The bar con.
Meeting the driving wheels on the
engine broke. The train was run
ming at a high rate of speed, but
neither the engine nor home of the
cars left the rails. A delay of q
couple of hours resulted.
Attorneys John H. Raney OF
Greenville, and James Orchard OF
Poplar Bluff are attending court
here this week, and it is said their
purpose is to secure a temporary
Injunction restraining the county
court of Wayne county from pay
ing the expenses of the recent local
option election in that county on
the grounds that the election was
illegal.
Fathers Wernert and Adrian O:
Arcadia were called to Farming.
ton last week by the death o.
Father Twomey. The deceased
was quite we'll known in the VAL
ley, having one time been paste,
of the church at Iron Mountain
The deceased was a most popula.
man, and the news of his deatl
will be heard with sorrow by his
many friends.
The REGISTER this week printI
the announcement Of Joseph A
Reagan as a candidate for thu
Democratic nomination for County
Treasurer. Mr.. Reagan was bor1
and reared in this county and il
we'll known to many of Jul peo'
Pile. He promises that if he il
nominated and elected that he viii
at all times give his best attention
to the Office that he seeks.
Prof. G.. B. Thomas, Presiden'
of Carlton College, will preach a
the M. E. church, May Goth, morn
ing and evening. All are invited
Regular services at M. E. Church
Sunday next at 1900 A. M. ant
7:45 P. M. Junior League at 8 P
The prayer meeting will be re
sumed again, since the revival hal
closed at the Baptist church.
A. j. MAY, Pastor.
William Steffens and John A
Kerwin of G%raniteville PLEADED
guilty in the circuit court last weel
to selling liquor on Sunday, ant
were fined $50 and costs. Othe
cases against them were continued
| John G.. Gassman of Middlebrool
also pleaded guilty to selling
liquor on Sunday and was finet
$50 and costs, with the admonitiol
by the court that the fine would b
doubled for the next offense..
Mrs. j. G. Dyar came down from
st. Louis Wednesday with he
niece, Miss Nellie Crumb, and B
G. Harrison accompanied them t,
Jackson, where he and Miss Cruml
were quietly married at the HON
of a relative of his. Then they re
turned to the Cape and next morn
ing Mrs. Dyar returned to ST
Louis and Mr.. Harrison and hi
bride went to their BLOOMFIELD
home.-Cape Girardcau Progress.
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