Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-10-01

90 years, Six months ana % DAYS.
The,bereaved family have the SYM
pathy of the community. The
funeral occurs from the residence
this "Wednesday afternoon at
two o'clock. An obituary later.
Sam Savage of Hogan was ar
raigned before Squire Rasche one
day last week on the charge of as
ault with intent to kill. The as
sault was committed on a negro
boy employed by Mr.. Thomson
and occurred at the Arcadia sta
ton a couple of weeks ago. Saw
age waived examination and gave
bond in the sum of $500 for his ap-
pearance at circuit court.
T. M. Lopez was arrested at Pr
lot Knob Saturday evening on the
charge ofpeddling without license.
He was arraigned before Justice
Rasche who imposed the mini
mum fine, $40. Lopez sold silver
ware, silk handkerchiefs, suspend
ers, etc., and said that in ten years
this was the first time he had been
called on to pay pedler's license.
But Lopez was probably only jok-
ing when he said that. He didn't
mean to be taken seriously.
The Jefferson Barracks Band
gave a free concert at the Emerson
Park last Saturday night and de-
lighted the hundreds of people
there gathered. The use of the
park, which was beautifully illu-
minated, was donated by MI. York,
the present owner of the premises.
From 1880 until 10 o'clock, the
shaded avenues resounded to the
inspiring strains of as fine a band
as it has ever been our good for
tune to hear. 1t was a most enjoy
able occasion.
E. H. Amelung and wife, of New
Albany, Indiana, We visiting rel
atives at Pilot Knob. Ed. is now
and has been for a number of years
district manager for the Prudential
Life Insurance Co., at New AL
bany. His position is q respon-
sible and lucrative one. He gen.
orally comes back to the old home
about once every year and he
thoroughly enjoys the visit. Mr..
and Mrs. Amelung made the REG
lister a pleasant call Tuesday.
They will remain about ten days.
A week or SO ago we received a
note from our good friend, Mr..
Adolph Lopez of st Louis, stating
that he had mailed us a Bryan and
Taft idol to ornament the editorial
desk. But the idols never came.
Instead Postmaster Steel walked
into the office a day or two later
with the wrapper that was round
the bundle. That was all! The
idols had been shattered to pieces
in landing from the fast mail. Mr..
Lopez has our thanks for his kind
ness and thoughtfulness, all the
same.
The forty-fourth anniversary of
the battle of Pilot Knob was cele-
brated at Pilot Knob last Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday. Sat-
urday was a pleasant day and
there was an immense crowd in
attendance. Speeches we're made
by Col. Murphy and ex-Gov. R.
A. Campbell, of st. Louis, and 9TH
ers. The rain interfered with the
programme Sunday and a fair
number participated in the pro-
ceedings Monday. There were
visitors present from all parts OF
the country.
Judge R. j. Hill and family have
gone to Artesia, New Mexico,
where they will make their future
home. For thirty years and more
Judge Hill has been a resident Of
Iron county and is known as one
of our best citizens and a most
honorable man. He was several
times elected to the Office of Asso-
ciate Judge of our county court,
and most admirably he discharg-
ed it's duties. We commend Judge
Hill to the people of his new home:
we'll worthy any trust that may be
imposed in him. He will be found
faithful in all things at all times.
To secure the four Chicago lyce'
UNI entertainments in Ironton thif
winter the lyceum people had te
be guaranteed a certain amount
Those of our citizens making thu
guarantee are: j. Grandhomme,
S. p. Ringo, E. L. Farmhouse, DR.
G. w. Farrar, Mrs. M. j. Francis
R. A. Rasche, j. M. Whitworth, I,
G.. Whitworth, w. E. Conway, j
M. Hawkins, j. o. Steel and F. P
AXE. The public will understand
that the affair is not in any sense
a money-making proposition
The only interest of the guaran-
tors was to secure these entertain
ments for valley people this sea
son and they solicit the generou
patronage of the public. First en-
tertainment, October 9th. Buy
season ticket now and see fou
entertainments for the price o
three. Tickets can be purchased
of any of the persons above nam
ed.
The congregation of the Meth
odist church, south, as we'll a
many %personsal friends outside tn
church, were very sorry to lear
that Rev. P. D.. Hartman would no
remain in Bozeman for anothe
year. Rev. and Mrs. Hartman
intend to remove to some loca,
ton near the coast in the hope tina
the change will be beneficial t
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