Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-06-28

appointment is expected soon.
Services will be held at st. Paul's
church Sunday at the usual hours.
The morning sermon is based on
Genesis I'LL, which gives an ac-
count of the origin and the nature
of sin.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Leo of Ar
cadia visited in Potosi the past
week. Mr.. Lee is seeking a Local
ton for a hub mill and would like
to locate ia Potoei.-Potosi hide
pendent.
The sportsmen say that quail
promise to be more plentiful this
year than they have been at any
time since the drouth of five years
ago. Squirrel are also more
numerous.
There were wrecks north and
south OH the railroad last Satur-
day. The north bound train in
the afternoon was nearly three
hours late, and No. 1 was two
hours late.
A man by the name of Harris,
from Salem, is here this week
looking over the American Hotel
property with a view of leasing the
same and engaging in the hote-
business in Ironton.
w. r. Kendall, an Ironton boy
who has been located at De Soto
for a number of years, is now with
the M. X. & T. railway at Sedalia
Will has our best wishes for sue
cess in his new home.
We've had some glorious rains
the past week and they certainly
were most acceptable. From Satur.
day morning until Monday morn
ing the precipitation was two and
a quarter inches.
With the change of trains there
has been a change in the time Of
closing the mails at the Ironton
post-ofice. North bound mails
close at 7 A. M. and IL noon,
South bound, sos P. NJ.
Postmaster Bishop this week cut
a walking stick from one of thu
limbs cut from the Grant Oak il
Emerson Park and forwarded it tt
President Roosevelt by mail. The
White House man may consider il
as a "big stick"
MARRIED-At st. Louis, Mo.
Saturday, June %, 1906, Charles
A. Henley, of East St. Louis, Ills.
and Clara Elizabeth Schwab, o
Ironton, Mo. The many friends
of the bride in the Valley will joir
the REGISTER in wishing her ever.
happiness.
Caledonia Lady Minstrels will
play at Belleview, Mo-, June %
1905, $3.50 P. M. ga Jack for Ever.
Jill,' and all the latest coon song
will be introduced. Come and en-
JOY a good evenings programme
Admission, adults, 25 cents; chill
dren, 15c and 10c.
G. E. DeMier, who has beer
agent for the railroad company a
Arcadia the past thirty years, i
taking a w%ell-earned vacation
When he gets ready to go to wor'
again we understand that Mr.. De
Mier will take the night job an
give up day work.
A tent meeting was inaugurate'
at Arcadia last night in the hote
park. Rev. R. R. Jones, a famou
revivalist of Alabama, is in charge
Prof. L. R. Gilreath, a celebrate
chorister and soloist, is directin
the music. The meetings will con
tine for several days.
MI. E. E. Jones, who recent
graduated at a st. Louis Medics
| College, was an Ironton visito
last week. DR.. Jones is now 10
Gated at Brunot where he wi
practice with his brother, DR.. Cha'
Fl. JONES', who enjoys a large an
lucrative practice in thatsection.
Mrs. Catherine B. Inner ha
made a settlement with the he'll
of the late Ferdinand INNER.
~quitclaim deed to the property j
Pilot Knob from Mrs. Inner
the heirs was filed with the RI
corder Monday. The terms OF tt
settlement have not been mac
public.
Ferd. Schmitz and family of I
Soto spent last week in Irontc
visiting friends and fishing on tt
st. Francis river. 1t has bee
twenty years since Ferd. MAJ
his home in Ironton, and he say
most of the people he meets he
these days r strangers to hir
MI. Schmitz and family returne
to De Soto Monday.
Miss Edna B. Keyes, a niece
Mrs. L. R. Carr, who a number
years ago made her home in tn
city, was among the graduates
the Albany High School, Alban
New York, at the Commencing
exercises June 25th. Miss Ed
was but a wee girl when she liv'
in Ironton, but many of our pc
pie will remember her.
Last week we stated that the &C
, of the attachment Of Albert FauI
a witness in the Spaugh case fro
Mississippi county, was taxed
to the attorneys for the defens
This was a mistake, as we ha
since learned that the court did q