Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-12-10


Grafton. We hope to be able to
chronicle her early restoration to
perfect health.
DR.. E. E. Jones, an Iron county
boy, who has been p~racticing med
icine at Lilbourn in New Madrid
county, for the past year and more,
visited his brother, County Treas
urer Jones, in Ironton the past
week. The DR.. is doing we'll in
his present location.
Miss Esse Yount informs US that
the date for the production of the
play, eater the Came" has been
changed from December 23d to the
22d. The young ladies hope to be
accorded a most liberal patronage.
Remember the date: Tuesday eve
ming, December 22d.
Conductor s. w. Andrews re-
turned to his home in the Valley
Saturday from Reynolds county,
where, with some friends from st.
Louis, he spent the past two weeks
hunting. Sam says he had a lot
of fun and they were fairly sue
cessful in securing game.
1t is with a feeling of confidence
that we invite the public to our
store, believing that we have as
fine a collection of beautiful and
useful Holiday Merchandise as
can be found in this section, and
at prices that are not duplicated
anywhere. LOPEZ STORE Co.
Many of the criminal and civil
cases have been continued in the
circuit. court until the week be-
ginning on Monday, March 18th,
1909, when an adjourned term,
will be held. The cases continued
to that time will likely require two
weeks at least to dispose Of them,
Reynolds Outlook.
We understand there is to be
quite a change in the management
at Crystal City. Mr.. Clark takes
an indefnate leave of absence OF
account of his health. Mr.. VIM
Wolff, who is one of Crystal City's
old timers, we understand, is 60
ing to the East some place to take
charge Of a factory.-Festus NeoOs.
Mrs. T.. @. Morris entertained
with $500" Wednesday afternoon
After the games we're played, the
guests discovered that there was
another idea in the entertainment
for Mrs. Morris announced the
coming marriage of her s~ister-in-
law, Miss Macy Morris, to Mr.
Washburn, on December Both
Pennington Times.
There are several prospective
candidates for Judge in this Judi
cial district. At least three of the
counties in the district will pre-
sent candidates. Reynolds coun-
ty will not present a candidate fol
Judge, but will probably offer one
of her worthy IONS as a candidate
for congress in this congressional
district.-Reynolds Outlook.
Chairman of the State Republi.
can Committee Dickey, whose biz
picture lately appeared in all thu
little Republican papers in the
State, is out in a letter declaring
that he sent money into euery coun
ty in the State before the election
Yet the gang here all along in
sisted they had no money. Whc
do you think lies? Dickey or thu
gang?
County Collector ]. N. Levi,
asks us to warn the tax-payerl
that the time is fast approaching
when penalty will be added to de-
linquent taxes. If your taxes ar
not paid by January 1st interes
will have to be paid. This is thu
law and the collector has nc al
tentative. So, gentlemen, stel
forward. December 31st is tn
last day. You must pay by thel
or be charged with interest.
The st. Francois County Liquo
Dealers Association met at Ell
wins Wednesday evening. l
committee was appointed to con
fer with their attorneys and tax,
up the question as to the legalit,
OF the local option election in tn
county. It is claimed that as tn
Court of Appeals has declared tn
election, so far as Pennington i
concerned, to be illegal, that tn
same decision will apply to tn
county.-El0ins Herald.
Marriage licenses issued by tn
recorder recently:
Enoch King, lrondale, DELI
Gibbons, Hogan, Mo.
Chas Shy, Reynolds county, ant
Stella Goggin, Iron County.
Sanford M. Barton, st. Louis
and Mrs. Emma Seymour, 81
Louis.
Houston T. Edmonds, Belle
view, and Martha Hancock, PHO
Knob.
Roscoe Junett, Belleview, an,
Artie Belcher, Belleview.
Edgar Fitz and Carrie Tins.
Monroe Schultz, ifty-nine year
of age, was knocked off the rail
road track in front Of the Arcadii
station, Tuesday morning abou
nine o'clock by passenger trail
No. 10, and received injuries fror
which he died in less than an hour
Schultz, who was employed at tn
Convent, stepped out of the sta
ton to go across the track wher
he was assisting in unloadinI