Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-11-01

with his Republican associates.
Byers said Spill Simmons" was a
woman living a number of miles
north of Marble Creek. 1t would
be we'll for "Pete" to talk softly
or we may ask her and her sister
whas rs INC aninius asainSI .he
canoioate anu mo
The Baptist ladies are kindly
soliciting subscriptions to the fol-
lowing magazines: .McCdu's, with
free pattern, SOC; The Designer, Soc;
D~eIineator, ST; the Delineator with
Worlds Work and McClure's, $500;
Woman's Home Companion, S1.00;
Womam's Home Companion with Home
Needlework Magazine, SIPS; Woman's
Home Companion, Success and st.
Nicholas, SO; Woman's Home COM
panion, Worlds Work, Delineator and
Nc Cure's $685.. Many other won
derful combinations with WomanIs
Home Companion, each periodical
sent to the same or different adj
dresses. Saturday Evening Post,
S1.50; Ladies' Home Journal, S1.50.
Remember the Baptist ladies when
wanting Xmas presents. Sub.
scribe now for the Delineator and
you will get October and Novem-
Der numbers free.
R;d;na Of n;,ht in a oomfortoh ,a
pnllmap hertz across continent
tha will occas;onaiIv
NO un sand ona Nv;nn Lob ;nto
tha darLnass listen to The STEADY
rhvthm If tbe whaa1s heneatb bim
and turn over and go to sleep
again with a vague feeling of
gratitude toward the man in the
engine cab, who is plotting the
train through the night. How
often does he give a thought to
the section-hand, the man who
makes the track, and who holds
in his hand the life not only Of the
passenger, but the engineer be-
sides? In "The Makin's OF a
Hayro," in the November Nc
Clure's, G. w. Ogden has written
the story of the section boss and
his men in such a way as to make
it impossible for the reader ever
again to leave this obscure person.
age out OF account. The dramatic
incident around which the tale
centers is the thrilling rescue OF a
passenger train full OF women and
children by one OF the very hoboes
whose life, and that OF his fellows,
the writer pictures with grim
humor and striking realism.
Fol,owino ;c tho
~ -sarv;cas al tbe M n ohnrch
sunday Novemher An. Snnday
school o.45 a NJ. nreachinp II 4.
NJ . Enworth Iaao,1e e.3o D NJ
snhiaat ~ tha 1asson uChnroh ~,
tens;on Subject of mornino
sermon, "The Power of Small
Things" Subject in the evening,
spiritual Abilities" Philippians
4:15. We invite you to all these
services and assure you that you
will receive a hearty welcome at
the hands OF the church. On last
Friday evening the Epworth
League was organized at the M.
E. church with fourteen charter
members. The meeting was
marked with much interest on the
part of the young people, and the
prospect for a splendid Epworth
League is very bright. We ask
the encouragement Of all young
people who are not members OF
some young peoples society, and
even then, you may encourage by
your kind words and prayers
The first meeting was conducted,
Sunday evening, by Bro. Fred
Wlthers, the president, and the ILL
terest and attendance was very en-
couraging. A. j. MAY.
Tn orr issre Of last week We
stated sqhe statement Is heino
freely circulated NAT Rev. A. S
Sitton was offered $500 to make ter
sneeches AGAINST The IRON County
Rank and sfhe Democratic connty
ticker We did not then asser,
whether IL was a,Renublican. Dem.
that If is no longer q rumor bnt q
offar il q mnpw1mn Democrat