Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-10-25

the old Whitworth store house il
Arcadia in the trade.
Newman Farmer sends us q
souvenir card of the Arrowhead
Mountain and HOTEL" near San
Bernardino, California. Newman
writes that he has plenty of work
and is getting along nicely.
We understand that the An
napolis school board hires q
teacher with the understanding
that the refractory students are not
to be punished. No wonder the
district is without a teacher.
STRAYED-From my home in
Pilot Knob, Mo-, a black yearling
heifer, both ears marked with Sits.
A reasonable reward will be paid
for information leading to the re-
covery of the animal. VIM. JUST,
AS silent as the tomb are the Re.
publicans when you refer to the
fact that they are running a man
for Presiding Judge who con-
tributes not one cent of taxes tc
the county or State. It's a matter
they do not want to discuss.
The names of no candidates fol
township Offices can be placed on
the tickets. Only the names OF
nominees are allowed to be printed
You will have to write on the bal
lot the names of the men you wish
to vote for for Justice of the Peace
and Constable.
The quarterly opening of the
Temple Builders barrels will take
place Friday evening, October 26
in the basement of the Baptis'
church. Every one is invited tc
this opening. A social time is ex.
pected and light refreshments will.
be served at a small cost.
The following attorneys are il
attendance on court this week: w
D. Isenberg, st. Louis; Judge
Dining, Potosi; E. A. Rozier, H
Ledbetter, R. G. Tucker, Farming.
ton; Senator Orchard, w. N. Bar.
ron, Poplar Bluff; N. A. Motley
T. HI. Mauldin, Bloomfield.
Over thirty teachers attended
the Association last week, and the
session proved as interesting anc
profitable as any ever held in the
county. Rev. Reynolds delivered
a lecture at the Academy of Music
Friday night that was generally
complimented. After the lecture
a reception was held.
A special term of county court
was held Saturday to inquire into
the sanity Of the wife of Charles
Landie, of Belleview. The cour
determined that Mrs. Landi was 0.
unsound mind and she was sent tt
the asylum at Pennington tina
day. The unfortunate woman il
the mother of four small children
The amount allowed by the Sec
retary of State for the publication
of the constitutional amendment
in each paper by him selected, il
1887. The sole cost las Benny
calculates cost to each publishel
is the one dollar paid for the plate
OF course, Benny will refuse t.
take the other S42.67-like the fell
low in early days kept hotel il
Kansas!
The statement is being freely
circulated that Rev. A. S. Sittol
was offered $500 to make ter
speeches against the Iron County
Bank and the Democratic county
ticket. The profferer of the dirty
money evidently had an eye tt
business as we'll as politics. A
lovely lot they are who are seek.
ing to "see the books and serv'
the dear people.
Mrs. E.. D. Reagan, wife of EN-
NETT Reagan, died in Roswell
New Mexico, October 9th, aget
about thirty-fve years. Mrs. Rea'
gan left here about a year ago TO:
New Mexico, in the hope that thu
change of climate would benefi'
her, but it did not, and she gradu'
ally grew worse. A husband ant
three boys are left to mourn he
death. The REGISTER extends it,
sympathy to the bereaved.
Dave Ball happened into tow
last Saturday and made us +;
speech at the court house tina
night. Mr.. Ball was billed for
speech at Centreville that day, bu
owing to some misunderstanding
as to train connections did not &c
there, and that was how he hap
pened to be here. Senator Smitl
had been advertised for a speed
that night, but owing to an in
disposition, after a few words
yielded to Senator Ball, who de
livered one Of his characteristic
speeches-Democratic from ski
to core. Dave Ball has done a
much unselfsh work for Democ
racy as any man in the State, an
we think it is about time he wa
getting some reward. From tn
present outlook we believe he i
about as good a man as the part,
can nominate for Governor mex
year.
How the hearts of the Republi
can leaders in this county beat i
sympathy for ''the Spaugh boys!'
Benny wept a weep last week owe
their i'll treatment and denounce
Sheriff Marshall because he coul
not overcome a mob of fifty or
hundred men. Not a word Of re
gret for the murder of John W
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