Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-01-18

term OF circuit court found twenty
seven indictments against j. S
Benson of Annapolis for selling
liquor without license and for sell.
ing liquor on Sunday. Mr.. Ben.
son was in town last week ant
gave bond to answer these charge.
at the next term of circuit court.
The growth of the Springfield
Normal School has been remark
able since the holidays. Student:
and teachers from the public
schools that are closing are enter.
ing daily for spring and summer
work. Many teachers are prepar-
ing to enter the business world,
because of the low wages teachers
receive.
The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the creamery was hello
in Arcadia Tuesday. Most of the
old board of directors were re-
elected for the following year,
The following officers were chosen
Louis Miller, PRESIDENT; Thomas
Newman, vice-president; r. l.,
Carly, secretary, and Mr. Rice,
assistant secretary.
Messrs. Wood & Gilmore, rep
resentatives of j. Crouch & Son, OF
Lafayette, Indiana, importers OF
horses, arrived in town this week,
bringing with them a fine Olden-
burg German Coach stallion,
which they are endeavoring to
dispose of to some of our stock
men. The horse is said to be a very
fine one and is held at the fancy
price Of S2400.
Beginning with this week the
skating rink will only run four
nights every week: Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Open every afternoon. from 2:30 to
$3.50 for those desiring to learn. A
small fee of t0c will be charged
for the hour. Every Saturday
afternoon will be devoted to the
children from 1879 until a; 15c for
the afternoon.
The Lopez Store Company ex-
poets to begin work on the new
store about April 1st. The building
will be a two-story brick 60x100,
and a warehouse forty feet long in
the rear. 1t will be built on the
site of the present store house.,
which will be moved and business
conducted therein until the new
structure is ready for occupancy,
which will probably be some time
late in the summer.
STRAYED-From the range, two
steers; one two-year-old, light
roam, with crop off of right ear and
hole in left, with S. Mccall label.
The other, one year old past,
brindle and white spotted, with
crop off of right ear and tabled in
left ear with w. H. & S. Buford.
Liberal reward will be paid for
information leading to their re-
covery.
$. E. BUFoRD, Belleyiew, Mo.
H. B. Jones has closed out his
stock of goods at Pilot Knob. Mr..
Jones, with his brother, Thomas,
last week bought a general mer-
chandise business at Kenyon,
Arkansas, and will take charge of
the same at once This store is
located in jackson county, near
where the Jones' have extensive
farming interests. III. B. and his
family will remove to Arkansas
about the first of March. We wish
them all kinds of success.
We announced last week that
there we're no new cases of scarlet
fever in town, but have learned
that several cases have developed
the past week. While there is no
occasion for alarm, we would sug-
gest that great %precaution should
be observed against the spread OF
the malady, and that all places
where it appears be thoroughly
disinfected and children recover
ing from the disease be kept at
home until all danger of them
transmitting it to others is past
Pennington Times.
Judge and Mrs. O. j. Mayberry
entertained the members of the
school board and their wives and
the teachers in the north and south
side schools at their home on last
Friday evening. The occasion was
a very pleasant and enjoyable one
to all present. Light refreshments
were served. Judge Mayberry is
president of the school board.
which has been a very harmonious
body during his incumbency il
that position. He has done much
toward making the Pennington
public schools the equal of any il
this section.-Fdrmington NeWs.
If Uncle Sam can print envelope!
for people why should he not prin'
letter heads, bill heads, etc.? His
envelope business beats the print
ing houses out of millions of dol
lars annually, and not being salts
fed with that he beats himself by
ranking the envelopes to thei,
destination. Some sweet day tn,
American people will wake up ant
find Uncle Sam doing a regula
mail order business-manufactur
ing, and selling everything from
needle to a locomotive and frank
ing them through, and taxing tn
people still more to pay the defici
to the postal Departmental.
The writer is in receipt of a lon
and interesting letter from hi
friend, John M. Thomas, who i