Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-10-11

DR.. Farrar has removed his
family from Belleview to Ironton
and is now domiciled in the Mark
ham home.
We see that our old friend, Bur-
well Fox, has been nominated for
probate judge by the Democrats
OF Washington county.
Mr.. Delano tells us that the rain
fall in tho week ending October
Sd, was the heaviest for the same
length of time of which he has any
record. The precipitation in the
seven days was in excess of six
inches.
The Arcadia public school re-
sumed work Monday, after being
closed for a couple of weeks on
account of d%iphtheria. Fortunate
ly, there never has been but the
one case.
In supplement this week the
REGISTER furnishes it's readers
with Senator Stones great speech,
delivered at Sedalia Monday. 1t
contains much that is of interest
to every voter and is we'll worthy
of most careful reading.
H. B. Jones, who was here from
Arkansas last week, says that the
cotton prospect down there is not
at all promising. Up to a short
time ago the outlook was fine for
a most excellent crop, but the late
rains have done untold damage.
The Rev. H. "A. Stowell was
called to Fredericktown Saturday
to oficiate at the funeral of Will
bur Newberry, who was accidently
electrocuted in st. Louis last
Thursday. The deceased was a
son of William Newberry, who is
known to many citizens of Ironton.
The Democrats are going to win
in this county this year, just as
they have for years past. And
they are going to win because they
deserve to win. The lying tactics
of the opposition will avail moth
~ing-:just as they have availed
nothing in all the years of the past.
1t is true that Iron county has
some bad roads. So has nearly
every other county in the State.
There will be no improvement as
long as the present system is in
vogue. The roads should be built
by contract. And then, and not
until then, will we get value re-
ceived for the money spent.
Next Sabbath will be Rally Day
at the Presbyterian church in all
departments - Sunday school,
church services and Christian En-
deavor. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered
at the morning service. The roll
will be called and every member
is especially urged to be present.
The last excursion from st. Louis
to the Valley, for the season, came
last Sunday. If the weather had
been made to order it could not
have been more perfect. 1t was
an ideal fall day, the skies clear,
the sun bright and the air balmy
and pleasant. The train was COM
posed of twelve coaches, all filed
to overflowing.
F. O. Codding is arranging to
put in a sausage factory at his
meat market. A sausage mill and
gasoline engine will be installed,
and Mr.. Codding says the sausage
he will make will be as good as
that that comes from st. Louis,
Kansas City or anywhere else.
Due announcement will be made
when the factory begins work, and
you are asked to place a trial order.
Senator VIM. j. Stone
will address the voters of
the county at the Court
house, Wednesday,, Octo=
Der IL, 1906. Sen. Stone
is a great orator. Let us
greet him with a large
crowd.
The REGISTER this week prints
the announcement of VIM. WOODEN
as candidate for Constable of Ar
cadia Township, subject to the
will of the voters at the November
election. Mr.. Woolem is an old
resident, has had considerable ex-
perience as a peace officer, and
assures the voters that if he is
elected he will endeavor to faith
fully serve all of the people all OF
the time.
Attorney General Hadley and
his able assistant, Mr.. N. T.
Gentry, are to be congratulated on
the strong brief they have pre-
pared in the case against VIM,
Spaugh, Jr., which comes up in
the Supreme Court this week. The
brief is an able and convincing
argument Of the guilt Of the &C.
cused, and r~ightfully asks that the
Judgment OF the lower court be
affirmed.
Hon. M. r. Smith, Democratic
nominee for Congress, and 9. M,
, Buford, Democratic nominee fol
State Senator, will address the
voters of Iron county at the fol.
lowing times and places: Des Arc
Tuesday, October 10Th, at 1 o'clocA
p. M; Annapolis, Thursday, Oc-
: tober 18th, at | o'clock P. M; Sa-