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

BlQS nave Deen received Dy
Postmaster Bishop for the job oil
carrying the mail from the post
Office to the station. There were
four bidders and the award will be
announced from Washington in a
few days. The pay of the late
carrier was about 81 per day.
Vote to give Missouri a
big Democratic majority.
Lysander Ashlock, almost eighty
years of age, was thrown from his
horse and quite badly injured Fri
day afternoon last, when he was
leaving Ironton for his home in
Madison county. He is much i'm
proved now, though, and will
probably soon be all right again.
The sheet down the street seems
disposed to criticise Bill O'Neal
because he is helping the Demo-
cratic candidates. OF course, Mr..
O'Neal is for the Democratic ticket,
heart and soul. He is just that
kind of a man. His party has
often honored him and he is CRATE
full:
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Mrs. Harry Byers will hold a sale,
at the Byers residence, on Tues
day and Wednesday, November
9th and 7th, for the purpose Of
selling her household goods, in
Guiding furniture, rugs, window
shades, queensware, etc., almost
new.
The only way to have a
Democratic victory is ia
vote for it.
Former United States Senator j,
Ralph Burton, of Kansas, is now
spending his time quietly in the
Ironton Jail. The city newspaper
men, who focked here on his ar
rival, are now all gone and moth
ing disturbs the monotony. 1t is
said that Mr.. Burton will probably
write a book during his stay here,
Elizabeth Lawman, who escaped
from the Pennington asylum, was
captured in Arcadia Sunday morn
ing of last week. The unfortunate
woman had locked herself in the
Methodist parsonage and staid
there until the sheriff came and
took her away. Sheriff Marshal,
and Constable Marshall returned
her to Pennington that evening.
In November's Mcclure is a like
ness of Rev. B. E.. H. Warren, who
twenty years and more ago was
pastor of the M. E. church at Belle
view, in this county. Rev. War
rem was chaplain of the Lower
House of the Montana Legislature
when Clark was elected United
States Senator, and his portrait il
printed in telling the story Of tina
contest.
Ferd. w. Gillian has been APP
pointed agent for the ST. Louis
Republic, Globe Democrat and Post.
Dispatch in Ironton, and will as.
sumo charge November list. W.
trust that Mr.. Gillam's delivery
service will be as prompt anC
faithful as that of Charlie ant
Walter Pruitt, who have beer
handling the papers the past ST,
months. Charlie and Walter art
about as good newsboys as WI
ever had.
Circuit court adjourned Satur'
day morning. The docket will
the disposition of the various case'
is printed elsewhere. An ad.
.journed term will be held Novem
Der oath, when a decision will b
made in the Emerson will case
The opinion seems to be that thu
court will determine that the estate
OF John w. Emerson will go to thu
estate of Mrs. Harriet Emerson
who was the wife of George F
Emerson.
In speaking Of the incarceration
Of j. Ralph Burton in the Irontol
Jail the Dunklin Democrat says
ellis faithful wife went with hin
to Ironton and will live there dur
ing his stay. Now, j. Ralph is il
a good town, and if he will ge
under the influence of Uncle Ell
D. Axe and his Ironton REGISTER
and forsake all teachings that tn
REGISTER does not preach, he will
come out of that jail a better man
and surely not a Republican"
The following pupils from room
three, Ironton public school, hav'
been neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the first quarter of school
Henry Kirby, Carl Pippin, Free
Dixie, Albert Schultz, Lawrenc
Lashley, Carl Gross, Kathryl
Whitworth, Josephine Francis
Roberta Francis, Bernice Buckley
Flora Reed, Orpha Davis, Azale'
Baldwin, Louise Marie Gross, Sal
lie Bartch, Bette Grissom.
ALICE M. GAY, Teacher.
The following pupils of roor
two Of the public school were pres
emit the entire month of October
George Bishop, Frank Collins
Ralph Collins, Lottie Hawkins
Wesley Langdon, Jesse Lashley
Laura Pftzinger, Lucille Ringc
Mary Walker, Ella Walker, Lucill
Farrar, Grace Whitworth, Ray
mond Buckley, John Glover, Wal
ter Fisher, Lola Hawkins, Alt
Kindell, Alma Kendall, Vela Pip
pin, Marie White, Ethel Stonel