Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-30

Pdhy oi OF. county.
When, if ever, will the Valley
be accorded the train service by
the Iron Mountain railroad that il
is justly entitled to? When?
Is there going to be a celebra-
ton on the anniversary of the
battle of Pilot Knob this year,
We haven't heard of one so far.
Arthur Huff has been sick at his
home in Pilot Knob for the past
few days. He is reported much
improved this morning, however.
The Franklin Baptist Associa-
ton was in session at Bismarck
last week. A number of people
from Iron county were in attend
ance.
The nine-year-old daughter OF
John Dixie badly cut one of her
feet by jumping on some glass last
Thursday. She is getting along
foiy u1Ooly'
We see that James D. Greason,
for many years a resident of Iron
county, has been nominated fol-
county clerk by the Republicans
in Butler county.
The thermometer went down to
forty Monday night. Mr.. Delano
says that this is the coolest wealth
er of which he has any record in
the month of August.
The collision at Arcadia last
Saturday recalls the fact that the
railroad has had quite a number
of wrecks in the Valleys limits in
the past twelvemonth.
S. P. Ringo was in st. Louis last
week. We are glad to state thai
Mr.. Ringo is gradually recovering
the sight of his eye that was in
jured a couple of months ago.
The colored population adver-
tised a barbecue last Thursday
But the rain interfered with the
programme and the picnic crowd
adjourned to the church, where
the fun went on.
PRIVATE SALE.-I will sell, cheap.
at my homo in Russellville, during
the next ten days, stoves, chairs,
tables and other household funri-
ture. SARAH F. RUSSELL.
August 20, 1906.
Chas. Walker and Geo. Bone
will be tried in Squire Fairchild's
court to-. day on the charge Of
rocking the house of Mrs. Riley in
the north end of town, on Monday
night of last week.
The souvenir postal card Ger.
tainly is doing it's part in the way
of advertising the Valleys attrac-
tons. Postmaster Bishop says
that the number of these cards
mailed is remarkable.
Rev. Harry A. Bolton of Cen.
tralia, Mo-, will preach at the Bap'
list church next Sunday. All the
members of the church are re.
quested to be present, and every
one else will be welcome.
Maynard Mills and John Hill
were arrested last night by Officers
Whitworth and Henson for being
drunk, and were fined $40 each by
Police Judge Henderson this morn
ing.-Poplar Bluff Republican.
The eight-year-old daughter o
John T. Baldwin fell from Gay {
Kindoll's delivery wagon yester'
day and dislocated an arm. DR.
Marshall was called and the little
one promises to be all right soon.
Mrs. VIM. Just of Pilot Knoll
was called to st. Louis last weel
by the serious illness of he
daughter. Mrs. Just returned
home Monday, and we T glad tt
state that her daughter is con-
siderably improved.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tn,
NJ, E. Church will give probably
the last social of the season
Thursday afternoon and evening
Your patronage solicited. Viii
serve lemonade, ice cream ant
cake. COMMITTEE.
A car of hogs was shipped from
the Ironton station last week
After a while they will be shipped
back to us in shoulders, hams
lard, etc. Of course, we'll have t.
pay the freight both ways, and al
the cost of handling. Queer PEG
pie, aren't we?
A. E. Bisch, for the past seven
teen years night operator at Ho
\ gan, has purchased an interest il
a saloon on South Broadway il
st. Louis, and will in future be 10
Gated there. Mr.. B. has man,
friends in Iron county who wis
MIN every success.
Mrs. Rose G. Hills, who has bee,
spending the past month at tn
Colorado summer resorts, will re
turn about September lists
Louis Republic. Mrs. Hills wa
formerly a resident of the Valley
and is kindly remembered b,
many of it's citizens.
The Quarterly Conference an
nounced in the last issue of thi
paper is of necessity postpone
until September 10th and 18th
Plans were altered because of tn
illness of the Presiding Eldel
We hope he is fully recovered
Remember the change.