Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-16


The REGISTER this week issues
in supplement form Senator
Stones speech to be delivered at
Marshall, Mo-, to-day. 1t is a
great speech. Read it.
REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE A
brand new one, but is too small
for my use. Cost S32; will sell
for SIC. R. D. LEWIS,
Arcadia, Mo.
Sergeant Reese writes US from
the Philippines that the REGISTER
is somewhat s'ancient history"
when it reaches him, but it is none
the less a welcome visitor for all
that.
Mr.. York, the gentleman who
recently bought the Emerson
home and the South Hungarian
lands, is building an automobile
road, east of town and on to the
Shut In.
There was talk of two or three
more beer depots being established
in the county, but the ruling OF
the encouragement, that no less
than five gallons can be sold, de-
tered the promoters.
The Holiness began a meeting
in a tent on College Hill Tuesday
evening with DR.. O'Bannon and
wife in charge. They are hard
workers and will undoubtedly
have success.-Fredericktoaon Tri-
bune.
Paul Patton passed through here
Monday on his way to st. Louis,
where he will meet his brother,
DR.. Patton, of Cape Girardeau,
and have an operation performed
for a skin cancer Jefferson County
Republican.
Chas. Madlinger, the barber,
will leave Ironton this week and
go to st. Louis. He will open a
barber shop on 10Th & Destrehan
streets, in the northern part OF the
city. Chas. is a clever fellow and
we wish him we'll.
There is an excess of school
teachers this year and a number
of the young teachers are having
trouble in getting positions
That's always a sure sign of hard
times. Commercial inactivity
drives lots of people back to the
teachers ranks.
The primary election law. pro.
vides that the county clerk shall
supply every candidate with E
copy of a sample ballot twenty
days before the tickets r print
ed for the election. County CLERK
Reyburn mailed out his sample
ballots this week.
The Pennington City bant
went to Arcadia the Fourth ane
furnished music for Louis Miller
picnic. The boys say they wer'
treated royalty by Mr.. Miller ane
his fellow-townsmen and that th'
picnic was a great success in ever.
way.-Farmington NelUs.
The Presbyterian Sunda,
School and Christian Endeavorer
had their annual picnic Tuesda,
afternoon and evening at the hom
of Mrs. Emma Hills in west Iron
ton. Although a shower MARIE
the programme, the occasion
proved a very enjoyable one.
George Alfred and John Brown
under arrest for theft and suspic
ion of shooting Mr.. WOODEN OF
the 25th ult., had a preliminar,
examination before Squire Zolma
last Thursday and were boun
over in the sum of $1,000. Failin
to give bond they were remande'
to jail.-Farmington Times.
!, We understand that one of tn
Republican candidates for ofhc
was in Pilot Knot last week wit
a Ease of beer trying to max
"fair weather" because of som
= of his treachery and double deal
ing in the past. But it wouldn'
work. 1t will take more than
case of beer to right matters.
DR.. R. M. Leslie of Great Fall
y Montana, was an Ironton visitor
couple of days last week. d
/ Leslie married the late Miss Lul
Fairchild, and this was his fir
visit here. The DR.. seems to b
, an interesting and affable person
l age. He was on his way to tt
National Convention of the Elk
> which was in session in Dalla'
/ Texas, the past week.
No. g., the south bound Memph
: train, had a head-on collision {
the Oak Hill branch Tuesday nigh
The tracks had been washed O,
and the passenger train was goin
: south on the north-bouad trac
when it collided with a switch or
CINE. A. I'll. M. Donohue, engine
It on the passenger engine, WI
% killed. Several passengers al
members of the train crew we
" slightly injured.
), The Grand Lodge Knights
Pythias propose building a Pvt
ian Home somewhere in the Sta
:, to cost not less than 100000, al
- a committee was appointed
choose the location. At the la
meeting of the local lodge a con
t. mittee was appointed to try a.
I'd secure the home for the Arcad
valley. AS soon as particula