Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30

Head Banker of the Modern Wood
men as insurance on the life Of her
son, Benjamin F. Left, who was
fatally hurt April Sth last. Quite
prompt payment.
The Quarterly meeting, which
was to convene next Sunday, is
postponed for two or three weeks.
See announcement later. There
will be no services on the street
tonight because of the unfavor-
able weather. All. MAY.
STRAYED-From my premises,
May 18th, a Jersey cow, 3 years
old, without horns, and has stripes
on sides; expected to come fresh
any day. Reward for information
leading to her recovery.
NIKE OBEsKY, Pilot Knob, Mo.
Tho boys had arranged to
charivari Art. Nall and his bride
last Friday night. But Art. had
anticipated the event, and before
the crowd could make any noise
rushed out the beer and cigars,
and everybody went on their way
rejoicing.
The editor is indebted to Mr.. E.
Elmo Bolllnger for an invitation
to attend the graduating exercises
of the law class of Tulane Uni
versity at New Orleans, May Both.
Mr.. Bollinger's Iron county friends
wish him greatest success in his
chosen profession.
Under the new dramshop law
the State license is increased $500
per year. At present there are
seven saloons in this county. The
new law means an increase of $500
per year in the State revenue from
Iron county-provided all the sa-
looms are re-licensed.
The Ironton Telephone Com
pany would like to announce to
their patrons that, after juno 18th,
the cost of moving telephones will
be as follows: Fifty cents to,move
phone in same room, S1.00 to
move to another room, and $500
to move to another house.
Rev. A. w. Hill, of Louisville,
KY, will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday at the usual
hours. A full attendance of the
membership is desired, and all
others are welcome. The regular
business meeting of the church
will be deferred until after next
Sunday.
The will of the late w. w. Hey
wood was fled for probate Tues
day. The residence is bequeathed
to the widow, and the bulk of the
estate is left to the son, Oscar. A
bequest of S25 each is made to de-
ceased's son, Clarence, and daugh-
ter, Alice, children by a former
marriage.
Smith, who lives On the Elgan
farm west of town, horse-whipped
Fred. Fisher, Hasty's son-in-law,
Monday afternoon: Smith claims
that Fisher cursed and black
guarded in the presence OF his
wife. Fisher says he did nothing
of the kind. The matter will prob
ably be adjudicated in the courts.
The revival at the M. E. church
is still in progress and will con.
tinue during the week. The peo-
pie in general and in particular are
Invited to attend the services
There will be service on the street
near the court house, Wednesday
evening from 1880 to $3.50. Be sure
to hear Rev. Maxey before he
leaves. A. j. MAY.
Train No. 1 should stop regu'
larly at Ironton, regardless of pas
sengers from st. Louis. And No
10, north at 4:47 A. M, should stol
here. Give us these two trains
and our service would be greatly
Improved. And we believe tina
if the matter was promptly repre-
scented to the railroad company
the desired changes would b.
made,
Word has been received from j
R. Baldwin, and family and Mis-
Alice Gay announcing their SAT
. arrival in England. MI. Baldwin
and Miss Gay suffered horribl,
from sea-sickness all the way an
were compelled to remain in thei
staterooms the entire journey
, Mrs. Baldwin and the childre,
stood the trip famously and en-
J joyed it.
When the case against j. n
{ Long, manager of the Cross
: Anchor Home, south of Arcadia
, charged with mistreating some G
, the children, was called in Justic
Rasche's court last Friday, the de
PENDANT fled application for
= change of venue, and the caus
was sent to Justice Luthy in Pile
Knob for trial, where it will b
heard June 7th.
Miss Lillian Steel, who ha
4 taught in the Flat River school
7 for four years past, and who di
: not apply again, has been electe
: principal Of the north ward schot
at Pennington. Miss Steel is on
It of the best teachers in the county
It and Pennington schools are fol
tunate in securing her. During hi
four years service here she ha
not lost a day from the scho'
room.-Ledd Belt NeaDs.
Q The Silver Mine school distri
i is going to have a new scho'
It house. The district has bonde