Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-07-11

Gently completed q post graduaUe
course in the Beethoven Conserva-
tory of Music, st. Louis, is SPEND
ing a month with her parents in
Belleview. Miss Logan will make
a trip to Canada and the Thousand
Islands about August list.
Prof. w. A. Potter, the well
known mining engineer of st.
Louis, last Saturday contracted
for the purchase of the Newman
farm, west of town. The place is
to be used as a dairy farm and
summer home. Possession will be
given at once.
The REGISTER is in receipt of a
card announcing the arrival of
Master Pinckney Harral at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Walter E.
Harral, in st. Louis, Saturday,
June %, 1907. The REGISTER ex-
tends congratulations to the hap-
py parents, at the same time not
0 gerlooking grandpa John.
L. E. Vogelsang, of st. Louis,
Grand Lecturer of the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of
Missouri, will visit indian Chap
ter, No. II, Ironton, Mo-, July 18th
and 18th, for instruction and in
spection. All Companions re-
quested to be present.
w. r. EDGAR, H. p.
DR.. Nettie Olds- Haight, of Nc
Minnville, Oregon, and for the two
years past a member of the fac
ulty of the Des Moines, Ia, School
of Osteopathy, left to-day for Nc
Kinney, Texas, after sojourning
several days at the Arcadia Valley
Sanitarium. She takes with her
the good wishes of all who know
her.
G. K. Bliss, who is well known
here and was at one time principal
of our public schools, is taking a
vacation from his labors as prin-
cipal of the Vican Normal School,
Philippine Islands, and is now
touring the island of Papua, AUS
tralia, and other points in the
South Sea Islands.-De Soto Re-
publican.
Henry Evans, the railroad man
in Arcadia, has quite a curiosity
in the animal line--a two-legged
dog. With the n exception the
dog is sound and apparently all
right. 1t moves about just about
as we'll with two legs a other
CANNES do with four. The dog is
now about three months old and is
lively and clipper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Morris
and daughter, Miss Ethel, and son,
Munson, and Miss Macy Morris
left on Tuesday for a visit to the
jamestown Exposition and to
friends in Washington and rela-
lives in Richmond and other points
in Virginia and the East. They
will be gone until about August 1.
-Farmington Nea0s.
~ UM#. HH.. LEM
From the casual reference Of the
Fredericktown papers to the ball
game played in that town on Sun
day, June Both, we are led to the
conclusion that the hoodlum per-
formances Of their pitcher on that
occasion was not an unusual oc-
lcurrence. We certainly thought,
that he would be vigorously de-
nounced'by the home papers.
At a meeting Of the school board
Saturday evening Mr.. 0. j. Buford
was employed as principal OF the
Ironton schools for the ensuing
year. The REGISTER believes that
the selection is a good one, and
that Mr.. Buford will prove the
right man in the right place. Mr..
Buford and wife are at present
visiting relatives in Tennessee,
but will be here before long.
Mr.. Joseph Gould and Mrs.
Myrtle Cross were married Mon
day evening at the Methodist par
sonage in EIvins, Rev. Thos. Lord
performing the ceremony. After
the ceremony the happy couple
drove to Desloge, where they
boarded the four o'clock train for
st. Louis on a few days honey
moon trip. They will make their
home in Elvins.-EIeins Herald.
A heavy rain fell here Monday
ofternoon, accompanied by a few
hail stones. "A school book man
who hired a buggy and horse from
Huff & MeLean's livery stable was
found standing in the mud, be-
tween here and Ironton, holding an
umbrella over the horse. He said
they told him at the stable that
the horse might run away if he got
the rein under his tail.-Bismarck
Gazette.
B. M. Loser, former chief dis
patcher in the Office here, but who
for the past several years has held
an important railroad position in
Pueblo, Col, will return to Poplar
Bluff with his family in the near
future and again take a place in
the dispatcher's office. The eli
mate in Colorado is too severe for
Mrs. Loser, and a change was adj
vised by her physician.-Poplar
Bluff Democrat.
Il NtLA .NHNn WM-H NI W.N#M taHraHI
Valley gardener John Newman
tells a good bird story. He says
that this spring and summer a
wren built her nest in the top of
his covered market wagon and
Matched a brood of little wrens
there. In view Of the fact that the
wagon has been driven to Iron