Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-11-28

blIut Jul A4b lOUOidl GOulb IL ONs
Louis for the past three weeks.
The trial resulted in a hung jury,
nine being for acquittal, and three
for conviction. We certainly be-
lieve and hope that President was
one of the nine.
On Friday, November Doth, our
entire stock of Christmas Goods
will be on sale. We have the larg-
est and best line of Toys, Fancy
Chinaware, Fancy Glassware, Pic
lures, Etc, we have eve shown.
Visit our display while it is yet
complete. Low prices a special
feature THO year.
B. n. BROWN, Ironton, Mo.
Miss Clemma Downs of Roselle
left here Tuesday for Columbus,
Kansas, where she will make a
prolonged visit to her brother.
Miss Downs has been in poor
health for several months and she
makes the trip in the hope that the
change will prove beneficial. The
REGISTER trusts she may return to
Missouri completely restored to
health.
Mrs. H. O'Brien, of Los Angeles,
California, recrntly sent to the la
dies of st. Paul's Guild a box of
Gala Lily bulbs. They were ex-
ceedinply large and indicate the
perfection attained by that beau
tiful plant in the congenial cline
of the Golden State. The bulbs
were divided among the members
and the ladies ask US to make this
acknowledgment.
On Monday a farmer hauled a
load of stovewood to Aug. Rieke's,
driving a horse and mare, with a
young colt following. The team
drove into the yard by a rear gate,
the colt continuing on the road
fronting the premises. When it
saw the mother in the yard, it at
tempted to Jump the iron picket
fence between, but fell short, and
one of the spikes pierced it's heart,
causing instant death.
No. Z, the south bound fast mail
train, stopped at Sabula Monday
morning to discharge a party OF
hunters bound for Black River in
Reyn olds county. In the party
were Conductors Jas. Webb and
S. w. Andrews, Messrs. William
Webb and Fred. Opp, st. Louis,
JOS. Hays, of indianapolis, and Mr'
Lawrence, of Illinois. They ex-
pect to be in camp a week, and
will no doubt have a big time.
The Lead Belt Bank in Bonnie
terre, of which H. D. Evans, we'll
known in Potosi, is cashier, tenn
porarily suspended payments ano
! closed it's doors on the 9th inst. te
prevent a run on the bank thai
would soon have exhausted itE
cash. An investigation of the at
! fairs of the bank later by the state
, bank examiners proved it's condi-
, ton perfectly solvent, and it wa
) opened for business again on Tues
day, 13th.-Potosi Journal.
Elsewhere the REGISTER prints
story of Long, the orphan hom'
man, taken from the West Plain
: Gazette. Reference is made therein
to Long losing his temper, saying
dammit" and adding, ''you hav
: made me lose my religion" Lon
!: made use of just about the sam
language here in the Valley, on tn
n occasion of his arrest by Consta
BILE Marshall, on the charge of mis-
treating one of the orphan girls
!: We are very much inclined to tn
II opinion that it isn't much troubl
d for Long to close his religion o
any occasion.
81 The following pupils in ROOF
t No. 2, Ironton schools, have bee
e neither absent nor tardy the pa
o month: Roland Hill, Allied
. johnson, Alta Kindell, Vela
Pippin, Mary Prince, Mari
K white, Walter Calvert, Ward Fal
l. rar, Albert Schultz, Glen Nc Dor
% aid, Grace Barton, Azalee Ba
y dwin, Pearl Conway, Orpha Dav
Josephine Francis, Roberta Frar
ar els, Della Goff, Bette Grlsson
J. Rosie Grissom, George Loy'
j. Lucille Farrar, Laura Pftzinge
a Mary walker, Alma Kendall.
" MABELLE REYBURN, Teacher.
County Collector j. N. Lewis d.
,e sires us to call the attention of tt
c. Taxpayers Of Iron county to Il
ve fact that the state and county tax
e. for the current year are now d.
n. and must be paid before the first
ne the year if you wish to escape j.
terest and other penalties. The Ia
provides that all taxes become d
finquent January list and intere
~ is charged at the rate of n 2
cent. a month after thai date. L
~ collector has no alternative in t
premises, and if your taxes are I
W paid by the date named he is COZ
pelled to add the interest. SO
.r- asks you to came forward promI
O. ly and pay up.
a FOR SALE.-As ] am going
le, leave Arcadia, | offer at priv
IN sale, at bargain prices, my hou'
hold and kitchen furniture and o.
er personal property. One n
ust eight-hole Pride of ST. Louis Raj
-ou with reservoir and warming clos
it's. dishes of all kinds, extension
le- BILE, several bed room suites, j.
So beds, both coal and WOOD heat
at stoves, rugs, 9x12 Administer, br'
sells carpets, center table, be