Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-01-24

diO uOptuS y d lWO-c6uC IdT0 u
to be passed by the present legis-
lature, are going to be disappoint-
ed. We can see no indication to
justify the hope.
Special meeting of Iron Lodge,
No. 107, |. o. o. F., Saturday eve
ming, January Goth, for the install
lation of officers. District Deputy
Suffolt, of De Soto, will be in at
tendance. All members urged to
attend.
E. L. FARMHOUSE, Sec'y.
The REGISTER is very sorry to
hear that Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bruno,
of Middlebrook, but who
have been making their home in
Louisville, Kentucky, for several
years past, are both in very poor
health. We hope to hear of an
improvement in their condition.
Art. Nall is serving as a clerk on
the "Smooth Journal force in the
lower house of the Missouri Legis-
~lature, and is said to be the best
man in a bunch of eighteen en-
ployed at that work. The speaker
and the chief clerk both have COM
plimented Mr.. Nall on his work.
Mayor Albert has called off his
proclamation, forbidding public
gatherings of all kinds. There
will be church and Sunday school
as usual Sunday, and the public
school will reopen Monday morn
ing. The quarantine in regard to
infected houses remains in force.
-FredericktoaDn Democratic eUs.
AS a host Bro. Kanouse is hard
to beat. Always courteous, oblig-
ing and in a good humor, he
makes all his guests feel at home.
And the table and rooms are as
much what they should be as is
the landlord. The New CONNER
cial Hotel is one of the best
hostelries in all Southeast Mis-
souri,.
A head-on collision between two
freight trains was narrowly avert
ed near Tip Top at an early hour
last Friday morning. A freight
train that was to take siding at
went on through, and but
for the fact that the two trains
came in sight of each other on a
piece of track, a bad
would have resulted.
The first arrest in this county
under the compulsory school at
tendance law was made by Sheriff
Osborn this week. Pony HargiG,
on Twelve Mile, was ar
rested for falling to send his child
to school. He gave bond in the
sum of $500 for his appearance in
this city on the 25th of this month.
-FredericktolUn Democrats eWs.
A lecture will be delivered at
Fort Hill church tonight (Wednes-
day. at eight o'clock by Hon. E.
P. Grove, a noted prohibitionists
of Murray, Kentucky. Admission
free, but a collection will be taken
at the close of the lecture. Mr..
Grove comes here from Reynolds
county, where he has been en-
gagged in the local option cam
paign.
The REGISTER this week pub
fishes a letter from Mr.. w. r. AL
len, Jr., of Graniteville. Mr.. Allen,
it will be seen, has a very different
opinion from that entertained by
the Ironton members of the Iron
Mountain Fishing Club. Oh, well
it wouldn't do for everybody to
have the same opinion on every
subject, Ii they did there would
be very little fun in this world.
The subject of the sermon on
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church will be "The Inspiration of
Faith" Text, I'd Cor. Ais. Sub
ject of Epworth League, "Mis-
sions." The pastor is the appoints
ed leader. Ladies' Aid meets at
Mrs. j. w. Aliens, Thursday, at 2
P. M. Let the elder members be
holy examples to the younger mes.
Attend these meetings. A. j. M.
Mr.. Trauernicht has a letter in
this issue of the REGISTER in refer
ence to the Iron Mountain Fishing
Club, and his connection there
with. Of course, no one who read
what was printed in these columns
last week could interpret same in
any way as questioning the justice
of Mr.. Trauernicht's claim. 1t is
merely a question as to the best
plan to be pursued to secure the
desired result.
Mr.. r. Hotson, of this city, is
arranging to furnish grated horse
radish in large quantities, and So
licits the business of the retail
merchants throughout Southeast
Missouri. The horse radish as
prepared by Mr.. Hotson is very
fine-far superior to the store
bought article, andi if you give him
a trial order you are sure to give
him all your business in that line
in the future. He asks the mer-
chants to communicate with him.
Our fellow townsman, George
Begley, ST., left the city on Tues
day night for Little Rock, Ark,
where he will join the Pine Bluff
order of Shriners, of which he is a
member. From Little Rock the
order will proceed to the City OF
Mexico, where they will initiate
President Diaz of that Republic
into the order of Shriners. George