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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
REDUCTIONS MADE
FOR COMPLIMENTS
County Commissioners Meet and Adjust
Demands Of taxpayers.
VERY FEW WERE PRESENT
Several Road Bills Paid by the Board
During This Special session--FulI
Board Present--5onds Of Bayer
and Carlisle Were Approved.

There was an interesting session
of the county commissioners held on
Monday, when they met for the pur.
pose of adjusting the complaints OF
parties whose property had been
raised.
Chairman Dampier. and Commits
sioners w. j. Matthews, c. c. Pedrick,
F. F, Paulllng and ]. F. Townsen 1.
listened to the grievances OF ali cam
plainants and in every instance adjust
ments were MADE satisfactory to the
complainants.
Following this part of the business,
which took up the greater part of the
day, the following bills we're ordered
paid: Town OF Archer. road tax for
1907, sS913; Joel w. Malphurs. road
work, sl,75; C. w. Miller & Co. road
supplies, 81; Mccormick & Howe,
road supplies, sl11.27; A. b. oliver,
road services. SO; o. NJ Sanders X
Co, road supplies. sSO5: W. F. Gay,
road supplies, sS.62,
The bond Of ]. A. Carlisle as
justice OF the peace for district No, 25,
Alachua county. with r. p Thomas
and P. C. Ramsey as suretIes, was ap.
proved.
The bond Of Ferdinand Bayer AZ
justice of the peace for district No
Z. with w. r. Thomas and ] Al. Fen
nell as sureties. was also approved.
Board adjourned until next regular
meeting, first Tuesday In October.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

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sts rrruiar fan ssaNiraiis1 sgw tfiaN
$50 h thia cisy. states tAat ths Wpfh
i Drmrrussaum regy ssggFahig w. has
sgr.e sgrhseen utifa aBaiieaufp 40 o.
sessr aasisir4 win fhFse ~ Miss ~
ruoa sannnsm. 40 ~ ths esirErd a.
rugsmaai fhsre are fuEtasa iAAimG 80
rr.mi.sgSan. AZ 49, d sastsfse Agss
81 Frus ~ q llspohrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

pMshin9toa. sept 81 o..
pRekeif, sranie manaRer. ~ gha Fot
WORTH. Tea. freight bureaa. 10 40
lnterFlsw Aeru. says that the National
inasssFiai TyAHic lsARue. uigh appfon,
iaiaieiy s4fog membefa viii arGs bs.
fore me scat seshi0a Of sonGyeas tAe
pas8age ~ q blu amhD8FinK spbatan,
italy the pfppositinas egnta'esa IN
ths cui9ersor Mmith car aa6 trans
pogiati1. tsrvlcs hlll. sAteh wns lasFo
ageea IN bosn bgsses ~ ths laNf ss%
sar TIA tiii HaitbFises fhs later,
st4te eNnmefce Fgmmiaai9a - eaf1fee
lhs rules regulates lnfsse'ate eom
meFes. egsisntlnN gbat fhnge "a 40
sseaaass aw a. lhis sms
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

Mans Presence o. Mind saved Labor
Day Audiences from p,nlc.

Mans Presence o. Mind saved labor
Day AUdlsnes from panle,
New York. sept gAn audience
% labor day lheatcrgocra. the malagi.
~ ~ whom were womoa, tremhled
On ths verge of a panic at the Lyric
tAehtcr Monday whom steam, used AZ
a stage effect, poured acroaa che foot
liRhis. giving every one an Impression
that a tira had started behind ths eur.
tain.
Az persons IN tina denasIy packed
house leaped to thsiF feet. A few Va.
men IN me front rows started w sav
doors. frightening the peopie Ia the
oFrheHtra
The aouas wAp dark and some 81
tha mare tlmlA somgn IA tha orehan.
ira fuabed for lhe alsisa, A man Win
Rloa SENSE shouted from the back row
thni TIE suppaaed amoke Wna only
steam sud stefnig commanded the NO
msn 10 ~ STATED A fow made their
4aB ogi and the pisy proceeded wilh,
Out further afafes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

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pagerx eoE "a sseess Ehs asesflau
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uMtia waifA cas- 10 egWtBete2 PROS
naaig W whiss mes Mqos .sifhsss
segsegi frees tte rg&1s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
HARDWOOD MILL TO
RESUME OPERATION
Another Evidence That Business Is Re-
viying Throughout the County.
WILL BE RUNNING BY aaND INST.
Orders Coming In Faster Than They
Anticipated and Present Reserve
supply Of Timber VIII Have to Be
Replenished.

AS evidence OF the return of better
times for this section is the fact that
the Brown-Jenings Hardwood Com
pany win be compelled 10 resume
operation OF their extensive plant
much earlier than they at FIRST antlci-
pated.
Through the kindness OF this or,
ganization they let r. J, Baird have
their plant with which 20 cut few
orders and also get out the timber
TO erect his new plant With but they
viii be compelled to take chShge much
earlier than expected, and he viii
only have the chance Of getting out
the principal part OF his lumber
The BrowpJenlngs Company, as
is their custom. always shut down az
a certain season OF the year for a
short while. when they increase their
stock very considerably. but tho fact
is that orders have been coming In
so fast for the past few days that Il
looks as II their stock will be about
diminished by the time they set Ia
operation.
They have already sent oqt recruits
90 their logging camps 60 Etart the
Telling Of trees, and the teaR Is win be
dispatched from the city thfR week "a
get the logs 10 the road preparatory
for shipping. and they win be IN full
operation by the 22nd Of this month
In the mean time Mr. Baird will be
rushing the plant cutting pine logs
for the erection Of his plant.
The revival OF these two plants will
be hailed with delight by the meFch.
ants and business men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
WALKER AND KIRBY
ARE BOTH ARRESTED
Bond Fixed For Each at Very Nominal
Sum Of Five Hundred Dollars.
AEARlNo sEr FoR sEpr ava

Walker Secured Bond and Returns
while Kirby IL waiting on Bond 20
Be Sent Him from Nswhsrry Parties
Today.
AS a sequel 10 the shooting ARRAY
between Deputy I, @. Walker OF this
city and ,. II. NJ. kirby OF Newberry
az worthington Springs few days
since, both parties are now charged
with assault with intent 10 kin
The deputy sheriff had a warrant
taken out ~ Kirby Ia Bradford eoun.
" which was sent 60 Deputy sheriff
Livingston at NewbeTry. who tele-
phoned Kirby that he wanted him.
when the man readily came IN and
gave hlmso,l up. accompanying tho
officer u Gainesville. where be secur
cd the services Of Attorney Thrasher
and proceeded AZ once to starke
Upon reaching the Bradford county
capital Kirby proceeded 90 swear out
warrant for Walker and both ~ them
are under arrest, charged with assault
wifi intent 10 XIII
Walker furniahed bond, with Bobe
Kennard and q. W. Livingston AZ
sureties. while Kirby ~ awaltlnE hts
bond 20 be forwarded BY Deputy
sheriff Livingston, who will Eef
friends IN Newberry 70 sign tho same
Both parties are well known
throughout the county and Il "a "a.
pected thns a large numher u people
from this section win attend their pre-
llmiuary hearing which n Set for
September cath.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
E[D 4 SENSATION
i, That Shot Was Fired at
President Roosevelt
HORSEBACK RIDING
that shot Came from
!, Il Bushes. but Believed 70
Been Fired BY Some Hunter At

~ Bay, N. Y. Sept -
'ss Investigation Is being made
.rlpe the circumstances giving
he report that : shot was
ambush upon President
Il last Saturday.
loot Of ground in the vicinity
~ attempt is alleged to have
La is being gone over and the
quest is being prosecuted to
Mhether or not any person
suspicion might attach was
The vicinity Of Oyster Bay
4, dime the shots were said to
sm fred.
Was Close at Hand.
ling to the story in circulation
not was fred from a clump
rs while the president and a
we're returning from a horse
last saturday. The report
\ Bot came from close at hand,
az, and after the first shock
Hhs which caused the president
y rs horse forward, Mr.. Roose-
ned abruptly about and pre-
B dismount and rush on foot
lhlcket. He was dissuaded
fiend, however, and together
oped away TO Sycamore Hill
bfnation at all regarding the
zane from the presidents
he executive Offices here. but
~ from the story as later
n Camille WeIdenfeld, a New
M AAs', was driving IN the vi
"a bis wife, and was a wit
" occurrence. The Weldon
a. W In a public carriage and
f'9 also is said TO have wit.
\ excited actions OF the pres
Bis companion which imme-
Moved.
''ad BY Some Hunter.
las yet been found. however,
'Ae man who is said to have
Not. The general opinion
b that II a shot was hred
iome hunter who was total.
~ Of the presence Of the
Even II the man later
ne CONSERVATION which his
~ caused. it Is maintained
tie likelihood that nc would
sid With his version OF the
v tine because OF the no.
g would follow the dlscIos
aeatlty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

- NV" 49, sHff'NHNfff
Lowryvllle. =. @. sept D.. one Of
the most delightful events Of the sea.
son here was the reception given az
the beautiful coloaiai home Of Mr
and Mrs . = Darby last Friday even.
lng In honor 81 Miss sue Simpson
~ 0alnesvlIIe. Fla. Tho guests were
welcomed on the broad veganda ~
Miss Frances Darby and her mother
and then ushcrcd Into the tmfior
where they were introduced BY Miss
Maynie Darby 20 TIE Euesi ~ honor
aftef which az found comfortable
feats upon the benuiilul inwn. Ahons
10 O'Clock drllghtful Refreshments
were served BY Mlasca Margaret
Landifer Mary Ranks. Aids Fltnan
and Helen Darby Just about ~
o'clock when the Japanese hxhfa BE-
San 10 srue dllg, iha guests once
more assembled ID ths apaciDus old
halt 70 bid the hoatesa EDoa slight
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
= PROBABLE ORIGIN.
Reports Of an Attempt 70
shOot President.

''Oot Preaidcnt.
a''. n. r.. Sept. a.-sen.
s'or's that an attempt had
N . shoot President Roose.
'ly have their origin In
- The hunslne season has
n. loag IsIAnd and there 10
Shooting daily In the out.
Close Investigator
nat there has been an
'seted against The prcEl.
als custom 10 ride cat
''eTing yariops routes In
aal 3, ia not unusual Tor
'a'sr parties u huntsrs.
= a shootina club which
nrsei pra1flca not Gar
an'e I'm
ie'ary 70 ne prsslaeAt,
aeileved for q ra0meng
lad tried 60 40 harm "
81 ntienti0n what.
8 saia % the matter a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

sfimeaa ~ AZ. 9ept joan
eausana. tas aFwae maa ska saa ~.
seata4 sails sifemassaa ID see az
sgeslaaNs ~ Fsaaww Hig Monday.
wMa ssamfaft ~ tee s$Gsistaa saf
srunnams iHsaos ~ Nfil ~ esm1
10 "a ssyiam - asaEs Fasa r.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

cisss Carson ehot lohn pnawatf h
lhe Hesd.
nfoohA, Ca Sept 9,~.dn q diiilcub
" here Ia front o. tloykin nros.
STORE cleys Carson shot hhn Paagest.
his brother ~ mw. vita q aacsnber
revolver the ball Frustrated she
extreme back ~ ths haad asa cam@
Yefy near beiRg fatal
h aFexa takt they kea h@f some
previous missnasgssanala& ana fsnMw.
"a ne elmfaay wbea thsy met here,
q Il NOT lhga1At paaseira w6und wiS
pf9te faiai rbay srp tgss pfomt'
afat Fg1aN mea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

= Ni'uaas ssvema
n Sept e.g. A.
Gan uhoae Aoma wns
SLED on gAa drsdws
y ..'s "a a horrihse mAs.
~ s'ef u1ssr tka great
a-. ans cown ppou atm.
IN "a hea4 rrom MS
IN. asaiasry was ungas1
ssek rAs yp2nn man
: va u a.aM.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

Zee cstts0 ~ Union,
Fsfi Wprth. TeK Aegg D ft 10
reaegailg naAerusnos hsFs fAns tks 80
gFef minimam 80 bF lhs Aationst
FaFm@fF aniea tgf s0tlan d ~ esmfa
per poona Thls h gbs prizes swfua1
apsH ~ the tafmess ard ealeh Eoe
- AAfe bsta msiafaiegd faroagaapf
M ss2soa a. . stgiesiF eaaaaessial
ma1iag NJ tae aaiga msmtesa
"A aaien kssaqafrsfa ne emeiala
rpfWses % se0g ~ aalgm ne raUgF.
waieh 10 ssiisssf ~ bs cvpees
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10
PANIC AMONG GUESTS
Fatal Fire Occurs In Hotel at
Denver, Colo. ~
ONE KILLED, MANY INJURED
cass,s Awakened BY Cry q Fire. susN.
ed from their Rooms In Night A.
tIrs--ons Man sprans from Window
10 1la Death.

Denyer, Colo. Sept. p,-One man
plunged 60 bis death and half dos
on others threw themselves from win.
dows. sustaining pnlably fatal lnlu
rlcs In panic thai followed che dia.
covery Of arc Ia tac Belmont hotel
tuesday,
Guests awakened from their sleep
BY the cry Of IRE rushed into the halls.
hemmed IN BY tho DANES from ala
sides and Ia an effort TO escape, bat.
tied and struggled while rescuers wer0.
forccd back BY columns OF smoke and
the mounting iiamoa,
II was estimated BY the management
that at least one hundred persons were
asleep IN the bnudlrE when the nre
started An o. them Jumped from
their beda. dressed only Ia their night
robes.
IA soon as tho victims reached tho
street they we're taken 60 other aotclA
and given shelter.
II Ii believed that the ARE started
nom detective wiring IN the thlFd
ktnrV
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-16
Annapolis News.

Plenty of rain and some snow
here.
Big Creek was pretty full last
night and beyond safe fording on
horseback.
John Jackson and Nancy Sutton
were married by Sylvester Kitch-
ell, j.. P, at John Reeves, near
Annapolis, Mo-, January IL, 1908.
May the good work go on, and a
happy life to them, is our wishes.
Hartford Collins and Samuel
Shy are adding a fellow and spoke
machine to their saw mill at
Sabula, which will give some more
men employment at that place.
Money is scarce here at present
and not likely to get any better
soon. 1 don't blame jeff Davis for
taking his two daughters to Wash
ington City and using them as a
stenographer and laborer, and
keeping that $4,000 a year in the
family. Who would not?
Some miscreant threw two rocks
last night through the bay window
of Lou 7. Webb's new store house,
smashing two panels of glass. He
certainly had little to do.
There is talk of another we'd
ding in the near future. The man
is ready, but his girl won't have
him.
There are lots OF wayfarers hunt
ing work. They can't be called
tramps, as they have money.
We had a big dynamite gun on
the night of the 8th. Some seven
sticks shot off at once. Shook ev-
cry house in town.
Squire Kitchell is called to Sa-
bula next Monday to do some no.
tary work for Collins & Shy.
Everybody in Annapolis out of
wood. Wood famine and money
panic, both at once, don't set well
with some of us.
Sutton Bros, blacksmiths, have
a gasoline engine in their shop,
and have it shaped up to drive the
spokes in a wagon wheel and saves
lots of other hard work. They are
calculating to make it do the horse
shoeing in the near future.
John @. Jackson was offered
$4,000 for his farm, near Annapo-
lis, last week, and refused to take
it. BULLETIN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-16

building a levee along the creek
bank.
Ina, John and Ernest Adams are
pupils of Mrs. S. R. Adams. Miss
Ina also takes music lessons.
Miss Lora Eaton takes music
lessons of Miss Florence Love.
j. Fl. Shrum is feeling very much
indisposed this winter. Mr.. S. is
never well.
N. w. Adams sold a load of corn
last week to some teamsters from
Webb's mill.
A sister of Mr. Redmond Black
is quite i'll at Goodland. DR.. Ad-
ans was called to see her lately.
DR.. Adams, of Belleview, spent
several days hunting at Goodland.
DR.. and Mrs. Adams were guests
of Mrs. Lucy Eaton n day last
week.
Wild turkeys are plentiful about
Goodland. Some of our valiant
hunters have killed more than one.
B. q. Eaton and F. M. Adams
have been saving wood.
F. M Adams worked several
days this week for Mr. Love, who
has not yet finished his residence.
Mr.. Platha is putting some extra
windows in the cottage of j. S.
Eaton, at Edge Hill.
We have a model mail-carrier
on our route.
Mr.. Editor, if you we're to spend
a week at Goodland | don't believe
you could find a single item for the
REGISTER. PAULINE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-16
PERSONAL.

VIM. Imboden is in the Valley.
Judge Meyer of Belleview vas a
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond went to Bis
marck Sunday.
Miss Leila O'Neal went to st.
Louis Tuesday.
John G. Russell of Belle view
was a caller Monday.
A. E. Bisch and wife of Hogan
were in town Tuesday.
A. NJ. Madigan is out again aft
er several days sickness.
Mrs. Fred. Kindell, Sr. land Alta
are home from a visit to st. Louis
and Granite City.
Alex Mckenzie, Ed White and
Roy Purkiss came from Ellington
Sunday to attend the funeral of R.
Snyder.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-16
Pilot Knob Items.

Walter 0. Haven of st. Louis
visited his family here Sunday.
Albert Ragan of Granite City
visited here last week.
Callie Mccall of Belleview was
the guest of Lucy Sherrells last
week.
Mrs. D. Davidson of Middle
brook was a caller here Saturday.
Clarence McGann returned to
Granite City Monday.
Joe Eflnger of East st. Louis
has been spending the past week
with home folk.
Miss Edith Ebrecht is on the
sick list.
1t is rumored that the wedding
bells will be heard in the near flu
ture.
Lots of sickness and the doctors
are kept busy.
Robert and Jim Mcleod are Wis
iting their mother here.
Arthur Huff is convalescing.
Miss Clara Madlinger has re-
turned to her home in st. Louis.
BLUE BIRD.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-16
DeS Are Items.

We are having winter now. A
heavy snow on the ground, but
can't complain as we have had fine
weather all fall and winter.
Lumber trade is gradually pick
ing up. Several inquiries.
Fitz, Stamp & Co. have a big
contract for hewn ties, sycamore,
gum and all kinds of soft wood.
They put them through some pro-
cess that makes them last as long
as white oak.
There is quite a lot of sickness
in town. Doctors are kept busy.
The three-year-old child of
Flynn Chiffon died last week. Was
buried Sunday.
Rev. Bidwell was taken i'll with
heart trouble and nervous pros
tration at the College last week.
and had to be brought home in a
buggy.
Rev. Kennedy, the regular pas
tor of the M. E. Church here, and
Rev. Talley of Fredericktown are
holding a revival here. A good
crowd is in attendance and there
seems to be much interest. Rev.
Talley was pastor here eighteen
years ago, and he finds many
changes in our town. Some have
moved away; others have gone to
their heavenly home, among them
one Of the chief workers in the
church, Mrs. E. w. Graves, who
was taken from among us one year
ago to-day. She is missed by all
in sickness and in church work.
We hope the meeting will be a
success. Bro. Talley is an able
speaker and a fine man.
Green Brooks and wife visited
at Williamsville last week.
o. @. Morris visited his da ugh
ter, Mrs. J. S. O'Neal, at Mill
Springs Sunday.
Miss Gertie Fitzpatrick visited al
Belleview Sunday.
Sam Shy of Sabula was in town
Saturday.
Joe Rodihaver and family, OF
Sparta, Ills, are visiting Jerry
Bergman and wife.
George Phillips and wife spent
Sunday with relatives at Hema-
tite.
Miss Mary Harmon, who has
been working in the store for Dave
Stevenson, has returned to hel
home, near Williamsyille.
Miss Gertie Fitzpatrick enter
tanned a number of friends Friday
evening, in honor of the Misses
Schmidt, who are down from st
Louis. A pleasant evening wal
enjoyed by all present.
Rev. Mcbride from Texas is ex'
pected here this week to begin {
meeting. ISAAC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-16
From Belleview.

Not having seen any news items
from this point for quite a while, l
send a short communication for
this weeks issue of the REGISTER.
From 11:30 A. M. Friday, a very
severe storm has been raging in
this locality, and to-day Monday
the snow is fully eight inches deep.
D. HI. Palmer died at his home
in B~elleview Saturday afternoon.
l have known Mr.. Palmer the past
twenty years, and l can c%onscien-
tiously state that l never knew q
more honest, conscientious Chris
tan gentleman than he. Truly,
the old landmarks are passing
away.
HI. i. Bell has his dwelling COM
pleted, and is now making prepa-
rations to build a new barn.
Mrs. John G. Russell is visiting
relatives in California.
Mr.. Warren, having sold his
blacksmith shop, is enjoying a
well-earned rest.
j. FL. Price has employment in
G~raniteville.
James Miller has recently re-
moved his family to town.
Miss Ethel Hawkins, who is
teaching the Thorn Grove school,
closed the first half of her school
on the Friday before Christmas. [
am reliably informed that she is
teaching a most excellent school
DR.. j. @. Adams made a trip to
Middlebrook Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edmonds of
Flat River recently spent a week
visiting his parents, near town.
Will Hartman and wife were in
Ironton Friday last.
| am reliably informed that John
Harral has purchased property in
Bismarck.
G.. Fitzpatrick and wife, Flat
River, visited their parents, near
town, last week.
Alfred and Fred. Meyer visited
friends in this locality, not long
ago. #
Jesse Petty of Irondale is spend
ing a few days in town.
While in Ironton Friday last,
stopped over night with Circuit
Clerk Hawkins and wife. AS Mr..
nd Mrs. H. know how to entertain
one, it is needless to say that
very much enjoyed my stay with
them. l also met our young friend,
Prof. O. J. Buford, principal of the
Ironton Schools, and | am glad to
state that several of his most
prominent patrons tell me that he
is giving general satisfaction as
principal. l am glad to note this
fact, as Mr. Bis one of Belleview's
most prominent young men.
Jno. T. Patterson closed his
term of school at Munger On Tues
day of last week. He had a large
attendance of pupils, as well as
patrons, present at the close 0:
school. He closed school with ar
old time spelling MATCH" anc
some good review work of hit
classes. Maude Conway, not YET
eight years old, spelled in the class
for over an hour, without "miss'
ing" a single word.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Logan con-
template a trip west in the nea.
future.
1t is reported that VIM. Reeves
who left this locality last Septem
Der, is now located in Arkansas
where he has purchased a farm.
Business of all kinds in this 10
cality is very remarkably dull.
am not able to predict as to tn
probable future outcome. Let u
hope for the better, however. P.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-16
Special Notice to Subscribers!

The Postal Department at Wash
ington has made a ruling that no
weekly newspaper will be admit
ted to the mails at second class
rates hereafter if the subscriber is
more than one year in arrears on
subscription. In accordance with
this ruling I am compelled to call
on all who are in arrears to pay up
without delay. do not do this of
my own will, but l have no alter
native. Please note the date on
the slip containing your name and
govern yourself accordingly.
ELI D. AXE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-16
Rev. Wilson Stitt.

Rev. Wilson Stitt,
Ph.D., has recently
accepted a hearty and
unanimous call to the
at Ironton, and
entered upon his new
work the first of De-
cember. DIR. Stitt is
one of our promising
and successful young
ministers. He gradu-
ated from Lane Sem
mary in 1900, having
been licensed previ-
ously in 1898. Upon
closing his t~heologic-
al course he went to
st. Louis, where he
organized the Baden
Church in November,
1900, continuing in
charge of it until 1902,
when he went to
Kimmswick, and was
pastor for five years
of the churches of
Windsor Harbor and
Sulphur Spring 4,
bringing them to self
support. In the re-
cent readjustment of
r~esbyterial bounda-
ries he became the
first moderator of
Iron Mountain Pres
bvterv. His n II
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-16
Goodland Items.

We are having winter weather
now-the genuine article-which
drives away all news items.
Lindsay Croker visited his best
girl at Mann last week.
Mr.. Zimri Satterfield, of Oates,
and Miss Lille Thompson, OF
Strother, were married on New
Years day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks and Mr..
and Mrs. Love, with Master Arthur,
we're the guests Of N. w. Adams
last Sunday.
N. w. Adams and sons are busy
making rails and resetting fence.
9. w. III. Eaton and sons are
hauling stones of their farm and
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-16

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