Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-06-21

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predicted that Charlottesville will
have more saloons than any town
of its size in the State.
A. new time card will be issued
next month. Among the changes
contemplated. we understand, is
running No. "a, the north-bound
passenger train at 1920 P. M,
through to st. Louis, instead of to
Bismarck, as at present.
Geo. Koehler of Pilot Knob was
arraigned before Squire Fairchild
Monday, charged with disturbing
the peace. Irwin Davis OF Pilot
Knob was the prosecuting witness.
Koehler pleaded guilty and was
fined So and costs, which he paid.
The Pensioners of Rev. Aspley
and wife gave this venerable
couple an agreeable surprise this
week by presenting them with
transportation to attend the Ken
tuckians reunion. They left for
Kentucky Observation-Disclosures Labor
Herald.
Syl. Kitchell announces this
week as a candidate for Justice OF
the Peace of Union Township.
Syl. has long filed this position
and is we'll known to nearly every
man, woman and child in his baili-
wick. His claims will receive due
consideration.
Iron Lodge, No. 1917, l. 0. 0. F.,
requests the attendance of all
members at their regular meeting,
June 18th. Election of officers and
other important business to come
before the Lodge. After lodge
closes refreshments will be served.
E. L. FARMHOUSE, Sec'y.
The District Conference of the
Methodist Church, Pennington
District, will convene June 9th to
goth inclusive, at Poplar Bluff. AS
many as can go write Rev. j. H.
Fielder, pastor, 80 he may arrange
for entertainment. Every mem
Der of the district conference
should go. A. ). MAY.
The editor is indebted to Mr..
John O'Brien for an invitation to
attend the Commencement exer-
cises of Washington University,
at Seattle, Washington, on
Wednesday, June 18th. "Joe''
was one of the graduates on that
occasion, and his old Valley
friends will be glad to hear OF his
getting through all right.
The rains this summer are de-
cidedly local. It rained nearly all
of last Wednesday and Thursday
in st. Louis, while here there
wasn't a drop fell. And the rain
extended as far south as De Soto.
Monday afternoon we had a slight
sprinkle-not enough to lay the
husband at Iron Mountain, seven
miles north, the rain came down
in torrents.
On complaint of Isaac Sutton.
Henry Trammel was arraignec
I before Squire Fairchild last Thurs
, day afternoon, on the charge tina
he had threatened to assault ane
beat said complainant, Isaac SUIT
ton. The proceedings we're brough
, in an effort to have Trammel placed
= under a peace bond. The Squire
= decided that the charges were no
substantiated and Henry was per
5 mitted to depart in peace.
The REGISTER this week print
the announcement of Judge E. L
farmhouse as a candidate for Jus
/ tice of the Peace of Arcadia Town
: ship, subject to the action OF tn
voters at the general election il
November next. Judge Barnhous
is we'll qualified for this position
and should he be elected, we ar
certain would make a splendi'
record in the Office. He respect
fully asks the voters to conside
l. his claims.
3 The following appeared in las
weeks Poplar Bluff Citizen fror
: Des Arc: "There is a strong prot
ability that this place will have a
b electric lighting system in the yer
near future. E. w. Graves pro
It poses to put in an electric ligt
system in connection with hi
r large saw mill in this city and wi
also furnish lights to outsider
q There has been no definite plar
L made, but is thought the work wi
L begin in the very near future"
A large crowd witnessed tt
game of ball between the Bosto
% Bloomers and the Ironton min
Wednesday of last week. Tt VIZ
a good game and some clever VOL
was done. The score was 3 to
Is in favor of the homo nine. II
a visitors played a good game, il
i. deed, very good for girls. And
O. great many people who saw Il
K. game are of the opinion that all
the bloomers were not worn
is women. No, sir, not by a go'
l. lot.
Miss Lavonia Smith, a popul
- young lady of Dexter, and Mr..
" =. Hawks, of Corning, Ark, W
be married this Afternoon at
s. O'Clock at the home OF j. B. Smi
in in the eastern portion of the cit
lis The wedding will be a quiet OF
as only a few relatives and clio
or friends being present. The Gel
mony will be performed by Re
vn Worsnop of the Methodist churt
- A three-course luncheon will
a. spread after the ceremony. I
y ourl,r-m FRIED onI1nla will lea