Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-03-29

ent in the election next Tuesday.
A fitting compliment to a worthy
official.
Because of the snow and the ice
Saturday and the high water Mon
day, the mail carrier did not make
his trip to the west end on either
of those days.
The fast mail train slipped by
again Tuesday morning without
giving us any mail. Solar as this
place is concerned the new train
is a dismal failure.
The county court last week pur-
chased a type writer for the use OF
the officials in the courthouse. 1t
is a very fine machine and can be
used on record work.
The REGISTER believes that
keeping the cow from roaming the
streets would be doing the greatest
good to the greatest number. That
it would be right, we know.
County School Commissioner
Patterson was here last Friday and
Saturday conducting the EXAMINE
ations. Mr.. Patterson has closed
| his term of school at Des Arc.
Thos. B. Pruitt lost a pair of
buckskin gloves between the depot
and town last Saturday evening.
He will be very thankful if the
finder will return same to him.
P. w. Whitworth and Sheriff
Marshall were in Poplar Bluff last
Friday to see the niger, Curtis
Jackson, hung. jackson assaulted
q white womanabout a month ago.
Old sofas, cloth-covored chairs
and all cloth-covered furniture can
be made to look like new by
simply painting them with a hot
solution of Putnam Fadeless Dyes.
Ask your dealer.
Prof. Daugherty says that the
prospects are very encouraging for
the Summer School. He is pre-
pared to furnish board for twenty
at the rate of So a week. Make
application at once. =.
The beautiful Emerson home, in
the southern part OF ironton, is
advertised for sale by the sheriff II
this issue of the REGISTER. The
sale will occur during circuit court
Tuesday, April 24th.
We understand that u Repub'
lican friends expected a speaker
from st. Louis to address the com
mittee meeting last Saturday, bu
tfor some reason or other he failee
to put in an appearance.
M. Butterfeld, the nursery MAJ
Q at Pennington, says the late coz
spell has not hurt the fruit. He i
3 quoted as saying that the frui
prospects are much better thl
year than they were last.
Easter is coming, and every on
will want some Easter cards. I'm
drug store has just received a
up-to-date line of Easter card
and egg and paper dyes. The
are beautiful, attractive, brillian'
e like philanthropic people, an
so look with enforced admiratio
upon the well-to-do citizen viii
q a half-dozen COWS preying upo
. his neighbors. He is so solicitor
for the welfare of "the poo
widow"
~ "A number of people in Arcad
and south of there have recent
been to visit Mrs. Forbes, the TO
tune teller in Wayne county. "
IS are told that all of them returne
home strong believers in the W.
N mans powers.
l. Considerable hay has been in
ported the past few weeks, and u
retail price has moved up to $50
ton. There is some hay in Il
country yet, but the roads ha'
been SO bad that it is impossiE
st. to haul it to town.
- A portion of n of the Russo
farms in Belleview is advertls'
r for sale for taxes in this issue
CO the REGISTER. 1t is probably t
most valuable piece OF real esta
10 that was ever offered for sale ]
to taxes in Iron county.
F. Rodach was over from MI
MO dlebrook this week on buslne
Nd He also went up to his farm
Big river, which he has option
to the st. Joseph Lead Compa
ed and which is being prospect
now.-Fdrmington NeWs.
The many friends of Mrs. Pc
the widow of our late sheriff, are s.
,p- nv to hear that she is still suffer-
from rheumatism, having b'
~ confined to her. room for oyel
a' month. We hope to hear OF
early improvement in her G.
dition.
Manager Grandhomme says t
al he is afraid that "My Daught
y. Husband" that was to be at
of Academy of Music Thursday nj
ars' of this week, is water-bound
led, Arkansas, and will not I'LL Il
date here, as he has heard moth
tur- from them this week.
as Next Tuesday is the day W
this the people Of trenton tell by t
votes whether they T progress
yton ing up,o iom ,1orcin The q
toro old ruts. No twentieth cen
town can afford to have
roaming through it's streets.