Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-12-19

O'Clock in the morning, stop at
Ironton station, was circulated
among our people last week. The
train is certainly needed by the
travelling public.
Married-On December Sth, 1907,
Mr.. John Shy to Mrs. Docia Par
mer, both of Lesterville. Our in
formant says the marriage was
performed in St. Louis. They have
many friends, with whom we join
in wishing them much happiness.
-CentreviLle Outluok.
MI. j. Grandhomme last week
received a letter from DR.. Hetrick
announcing his safe arrival at Col
umbus junction, Iowa. The DR..
says he was given a hearty well
come by his old friends, and he
asks to be remembered to all who
treated him kindly while here.
Postmaster Bishop received word
this morning that, commencing
December Goth, the railway mail
service on train No, 26 would be
discontinued, and in lieu thereof
mail service would be established
on the train that goes north
through here about seven o'clock
in the evening.
Fred S. Russell, son of G. S.
Russell, who has been attending
Westminster College at Fulton this
year, broke his leg while jumping
Monday of last week. Mr.. Russell
went to Fulton and brought the
young man home last Friday.
Fred is getting along as well as
could be expected.
1t is rumored among railroad
men that another time card will be
issued soon and that trains. No. 1
and 26 will be taken off the road.
If this is true and we are given
nothing else, Ironton will be just
about without train service. We
can hardly believe that there is
foundation for the rumor.
w. F. Crommer of Belgrade was
in Potosi Monday. Mr.. Crommer
has been in st. Louis and reports
the lumber business rs very dull.
While in the city he purchased two
car loads of oak lumber at $40 per
thousand feet, which three months
ago would have brought SIS per
thousand. He offered to sell at S12
but did not sell it.-Potosi Independ-
ent.
Judge Williams has signed the
last of the Spaugh fee bills and
they will be Immediately certified
to the State Auditor for payment.
The total amount of cost which the
State will have to pay is slightly
above S3,100. But that is not all
that these cases cost as there was
probably $1,000 paid by this coun-
ty and Iron that the State is not
liable for.-CentrevtJIe Outlook.
Mr.. Kossuth Weber, the attorney
from Pennington, started to drive
over to Ironton Monday morning
and just as he got out of Farming
ton the team ran away, throwing
him out of the buggy and quite
badly injuring him: one bad cut
on the head and a number of bruis-
es. We are glad to be able to
state, however, that he is getting
along very we'll and will not likely
suffer any permanent inconven-
fence.
81 have been attending the Cir
cult Court in Iron county for the
past thirty years." said a we'll
known attorney to the REGISTER
man Monday afternoon, ''but !
saw something today that | meyer
saw before. / saw a drunken juror
fall all the way down the court
house stairs. In view of the fact
that always, heretofore, there have
been three or four licensed saloons
in Ironton, and now you haven'ta
single one, the occurrence i'm
pressed me as being somewhat
Esingular."
James Kitchell, Of Annapolis
made his appearance before Squire
Rasche Monday to answers charge
Of carrying brass knucks. Las
June Kitchell and Dave Worley
had some trouble and Morley eut
KitchelI. The latter swore out &
warrant against Morley alleging
assault with intent to kill. Wor'
ley afterwards swore out a warrant
against Kitchell for carrying
knucks. Kitchell has been ir
Texas since the warrant was is
sued, and he returned Monday t.
answer the charge. Morley viii
be tried before the Circuit Cour
! this week. Kitchell will probably
, be tried before Squire Rasch in tht
next week.
AT a meeting last Friday nigh
J Ironton Lodge, No. 244, K. P.
, elected the following officers
! 9. E. Downey, G. c.; James New
t man, ". c.; I. A. Marshall, P
F. Kindell, M. W.; FL. Adolph, x
of r. & S.; w. f. Trauernicht, M
f.; Jesse M. Hawkins, M. e..
!, Chas. Hanson, M. A.; Harry Pat
ton, 0. g.; A. Roehry, Trustee
: After lodge those present were
. taken to one of the incest lunch
cons that it has been our lot t.
participate in. Everything to eat
plenty Of cigars, and say, yo1
8 ought to hear u quartette sing
Sing, yes! Can q mocking bir'
sing or an Italian play a han
organ? Look out for the frs