Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-09
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Probate court meets next Mon
day.
Remember the REGISTER Office
whom you want printing.
Boomers VS.. Ironton next Tues.
day. Don't miss the game.
County court is in session this
week transacting the usual BUSH
ness.
The ice cream stand in the Ar
cadia Hotel park is now open for
the season.
Ironton and the st. Louis Stars
(ladies) play ball next Tuesday
afternoon.
Arthur Nall writes that the legis-
lature will probably adjourn the
latter part of the week.
The regular service at Fort Hill
church next Sunday at IL A. M.
Church conference at $3.50 P. M.
1t seems to be the opinion that a
battle royal will be made on the
Ironton saloon petitions this year.
A. Rieke has purchased the Hal
Ter lots Just north of his saloon,
and will erect a building thereon
at once.
Judge Jordan, wife and younger
son left Monday night for their
new home at Walter, Okla.-Corn-
ing (Ark.) Courier.
Last Friday we were without the
st. Louis daily papers, a strike OF
the pressmen interfering with issu-
ing of the papers that day.
Godfrey O'Neal was here from
Frankclay Sunday. Godfrey says
that he believes there will be no
strike of the miners at present.
It is said that when the teleg-
raphers' eight hour law goes into
effect-about June 15th-the night
office at Ironton will be closed.
The REGISTER does the best
printing at reasonable rates.
When you want anything in the
printing line give US a call or write
u.s..
Mr.. Delano tells us that the emu
meration, just completed, shows
1888 children of school age in the
district. A slight gain over last
year.
Mrs. Kinney and daughter,
having sold their home in Arcadia
to DR.. Summa, will in future re-
side at their old home at An
napolis.
Prof. Burwell Fox has been APP
pointed a member of the County
Board of Education by the State
Superintendent of Public Schools.
-Potosi Journal.
We understand that Contractor
Chas. j. Tual has secured the con-
tract for building a $4,000 resi-
dence for Robert A. Lewis on the
Langdon place in Russellville.
A burglar attempted to break
into A. Rieke's saloon through one
of the windows last Friday night,
but was frightened away by Jim,
the faithful watch dog.
The excursion from st. Louis
Sunday was composed of nine
coaches. 1t was a miserable rainy
day and the visitors had to spend
all of their time indoors.
On some technical grounds an
effort was made to get the county
court Monday to refuse to grant a
saloon license to Geo. Schultz. Mr..
Schultz was granted a license for
six months.
A revival meeting will be in
augurated at the M. e. church in
Ironton tonight. Rev. E. V.
Maxey, Of Illinois, will be in
charge. People of all the churches
are invited to attend.
LosT-On Sunday, May 5, 1907,
ON the road between Ironton and
Belleyiew, two pair of plyers in a
cigar case, marked an E. Wilson,
De Soto, Mo" Return same to
this Office and receive reward.
The past week has afforded just
about as cold weather as we ever
experience in May. Still it has
been nothing like as bad as they've
had in the norther part of the
State, where there were six inches
of snow last Friday.
LosT-On Tuesday, April Both,
somewhere on the street in Iron
ton, between the court house and
the railway station, a gold ring,
set with ruby and pearls. Finder
will return to this Office and re-
ceive suitable reward.
The editor is in receipt of a
postal card from Miss Alice Gay,
mailed in New York, stating that
she would sail from New York
May 1st. The REGISTER trusts
that Miss Gay may have a bon
voyage and safe return.
The following additional sub
scriptions to the cemetery fund
areSacknowledged:
Mrs. e. W. Peck $1.00
Mrs. Albertine Gosney 100
F. Kaths 100
Mrs. E. F. May 100
Mrs. S. G. Tetwiler entertained
the Charleston band Monday night
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