Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-12

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who had announced that he would
be here that day. But he failed to
put in an appearance.
Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht enter
tanned a number of friends at her
home in Bismarck last Saturday
the occasion being her forty
eighth birthday. A delightful
lunch was served and the occasion
was generally enjoyed.
1t is predicted that st. Francois
county voting dry will start a sa-
loon at Middlebrook. However,
st. Francois county will not be dry
for some months to come, as the
licenses of some of the saloons
have almost six months to run.
Sally Bartsch, about fifteen
years, old, was tried before JUS
tice Rasche last Friday on the
charge of disturbing the peace
and using indecent language in
regard to a neighbor, Mrs. E. L.
Brooks. The defendant was fined
81 and costs.
Thos. b. Carter will have charge
of the construction of the NUM-
icpal electric light plant to be built
in Pennington this summer. The
old light company turned off the
lights last week and Pennington
will be in darkness until the new
plants completed next September.
The Holiness meeting which was
conducted by Rev. j. B. Mcbride
and Rev. Bates came to a close
last week with about As CONVEX
sions. The two made several
friends while in this city and
many people were helped by their
presence here.-FredericktoWn Trib-
une.
Station agent Downey informs
us that business is holding up adj
mirably at the Ironton station. All
during the panic, thus far, the re-
ceipts have been just as large as
they we're for the same month a
year previous. Few stations on
the road will make such a show
ing.
AS was predicted in these col
umns last week, st. Francois
county last Saturday, in the local
option election, went dry. The
majority is about 500. Thirty
eight saloons Are put out of bust
ness. Iron is now the only wet
county in all the surrounding
country.
For SALE-S12OO, cash, gets this
bargain: The Pauley homestead,
three miles from Edge Hill, Mo-:
100 acres; 35 acres of rich soil un-
der cultivation, the rest in timber.
A turbine wheel and good set OF
grist mill burrs included with farm.
Address, B. B. Pauley, care IRON
COUNTY REGISTER, Ironton, Mo.
Strayed-In July, 1907, two
COWS. One four years old, light
red color, small horns; bring calf
this month. The other 8 or 10
years old; dark red color; white
spot on head. No horns, large
head; bring calf this month. Will
pay for information leading to
their recovery. Address Mike
Stationary, Box SO, Pilot Knob,
Mo.
Several spiritualistic seances
have been held in the western part
of town and the western suburbs
during the past week. One I'M
believer who was in attendance
says that he is at a complete loss
to nationally account for some Of
the happenings. The seance last
Thursday night was held at the
home of Horace A. Smith, west Of
town.
Mrs. E. G. Rockwell and child.
rem left yesterday for their new
home in st. Louis. Nh. Rockwell
will remain in Fredericktown fol
some time to wind up his business
affairs. Fredericktown loses one
of it's best families and the Tribun,
joins their many friends here il
wishing them much pleasure ir
their city life. But we "low' they
will soon be wanting to come bacl
to
Tribune.
Alb. Yates, about twenty-si 1
years OF age, who lives with hi
father on the Mayes farm, west o
town, was shot and cut in a row q
a dance at Joe Tiefenauer's, nea
Munger, Saturday night. Yate
was cut on the wrist and shot il
the side and left arm. The latte
wound is the most serious, as tn
bone is badly shattered, and ma,
necessitate amputation. Yate
claims that he was shot by a ma.
by the name of Wright.
Our mighty good friend, Con
ductor S. w. Andrews, last wee
presented us with a jug of mapl
syrup, which he got hold of some
where along his run on the Bel
mon Branch. 1t certainly is ex
cellent-as fine an article of mapl
syrup as it was ever our good for
tune to taste. Sam couldn't hav
struck our family in a softer spo'
for all Of us from Eli Phillip up
or rather from Eli Phillip down
have a mighty likin' for mapl
syrup. A thousand thanks, M
Andrews.
There was a gentleman her
from st. Louis last week maxim